The new 11-story building, Cambridge Tower A, will house oncology patients and ear nose and throat patients in larger rooms with amenities for visitors. In addition, the tower contains a new neurosurgery operating room equipped with a laser to help physicians pinpoint brain tumors.
The construction took five-years to complete.
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