New York City hospital to spend $155M boosting capacity of ER

New York City-based Jamaica Hospital Medical Center broke ground on a $155 million renovation of its emergency room.

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The renovation will expand the hospital’s critical care capacity by adding 22 more intensive care unit beds. The hospital expects to complete the project in 2027, according to a June 16 Jamaica Hospital news release.

$150 million of the project is funded through the Statewide Health Care Facility Transformation Program. 

The expansion will allow the hospital to treat over 150,000 patients yearly.

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