Cape Regional Medical Center gets $3M gift to revamp emergency department

Middle Township, N.J.-based Cape Regional Medical Center received a $3 million gift to revamp and rename its emergency department, The Press of Atlantic City reported March 29.

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The donation will go toward the cost of expanding the department from 33 beds to 42. The emergency department will be renamed the Larry L. Luing Emergency Department to honor a former area resident.

The donation will also go toward the center’s radiology department expansion, which will include a new interventional radiology suite, CT scan, special procedures suite and fluoroscopy suite.

The total cost of the upcoming work is estimated at $19.9 million and expected to take seven months to complete. 

The expansion plans are still awaiting approval from the state Department of Health and the Department of Community Affairs.

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