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$50 million investment in doubling size of emergency department to 22,000 square feet Hackensack Meridian Palisades Medical Center breaks ground on state-of-the-art Emergency Dept.
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members to provide compre- hensive emergency care closer to home.” The new design will enable Palisades Medical Center to make emergency care more ac- cessible to the community by: • Adding 17 treatment bays, bringing the total to 50. • An enlarged trauma room that will accommodate three treatment bays. • Constructing 15 new fast- track bays will enable team members to treat non-urgent patients more efficiently. • The new emergency de - partment will also maximize
patient comfort and safety with a dedicated area for pediatric patients and a secure area for behavioral health patients. “Palisades Medical Center is providing personalized care that is transforming the pa- tient experience,” said Mark Sparta, FACHE , President & chief hospital executive of Hackensack University Medical Center and president, North Region, Hackensack Me- ridian Health. “This new emer- gency department will allow Palisades Medical Center to reach even more patients and give them peace of mind that they are receiving outstanding care during a stressful time.” “Hackensack Meridian Palisades Medical Center is excited to break ground on a new, state-of-the-art emer- gency department,” said Lisa Iachetti, BSN, RN , president and chief hospital executive, Hackensack Meridian Pali- sades Medical Center. “This new facility is part of a $50 million investment to continue serving patients in Hudson and southern Bergen counties with the quality, safe, compas- sionate care they’ve come to expect and deserve.” The expanded emergency department is slated to open in 2026. MAREJ Beyrodt joins Hill Management Services, Inc. as leasing representative BALTIMORE, MD — An- drew Beyrodt has joined Hill Management Services,
ORTH BERGEN, NJ — Hackensack Meridian Palisades
Medical Center announced that the hospital broke ground on a new, state-of-the-art emergency department. This $50 million investment will make emergency care more accessible by doubling the size of the emergency depart- ment to 22,000 s/f, enabling the medical center to continue providing high-quality, safe, cutting-edge care. “Hackensack Meridian Health is committed to provid- ing high-quality, innovative
Palisades Medical Center emergency department
Center’s new cutting-edge emergency department will meet the evolving healthcare needs of our patients and allow our world-class team
care to the communities we serve,” said Robert Garrett, FACHE , chief executive of- ficer, Hackensack Meridian Health. “Palisades Medical
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role, Beyrodt will assist with all leasing and marketing functions for Hill Management’s portfolio of more than four million s/f of commercial office, industrial and retail properties located throughout Maryland, Penn- sylvania, and Delaware. His re- sponsibilities encompass tenant prospecting, establishing and handling the renewal activities of existing Hill Management Services tenants. MAREJ Andrew Beyrodt
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