Construction Updates for Surgical Services and ICU


Welcome to the construction page for the new Center for Intensive Care and Kaplan Center for Surgical Services. The $45.7 million capital project will enhance the experience for patients and their families while supporting the care team in delivering the best care out there here. The project involves constructing a 30,000 square-foot, three-floor addition on the north side of the hospital, which will allow the hospital to replace its aging operating rooms and intensive care units.  The project will be completed in three phases with an anticipated completion in summer 2026.

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  • Rome Health starts construction on New Surgical Center and ICU addition

    Rome Health starts construction on New Surgical Center and ICU addition

    Rome Health has started the site work to construct the new addition for the new Intensive Care Unit and Kaplan Center for Surgical Services.  The milder weather earlier this month gave the Haynor Hoyt construction crew a window of time to excavate the site and start pouring the footings for the new addition.  The foundation walls for the $45.7 million project will be built over the coming weeks. The project will be completed in three phases with an anticipated completion in summer 2026.

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  • Rome Health Community & Transformation. Here. Our Campaign for Surgical Services & Intensive Care builds on ground breaking

    Rome Health Community & Transformation

    As announced at their Nov. 29th Ceremonial Ground Breaking, Rome Health and the Rome Health Foundation have undertaken a historic fund-raising campaign for the new addition for surgical services and intensive care. The $45.7 million capital project is being funded through a partnership of more than $29 million in public funding and private philanthropy.   The Foundation has raised nearly $15 million from major donors towards its $16.5 million goal in private funding.  Now, the Rome Health Foundation is inviting the community to support “Community & Transformation. Here. Our Campaign for Surgical Services & Intensive Care” to help provide the community with the best care out there here.

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  • James Street entrance of Rome Health

    James Street entrance closes January 2 to prepare for construction

    Effective Tuesday, Jan. 2, the James Street entrance at Rome Health will be closed as the hospital prepares to construct the new addition for the new Intensive Care Unit and Kaplan Center for Surgical Services. To access the hospital, please use the hospital’s alternate entrances.  The Emergency Department entrance is open 24 hours a day.  The Bartlett Entrance facing Black River Boulevard is open 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Construction will impact traffic flow and parking for the next 24 to 30 months.

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  • Mayor Jackie Izzo presents check to Rome Health officials

    Rome Health receives $3 Million in ARPA Funds fro the City of Rome

    Rome Health administration officials met with Rome Mayor Jackie Izzo at Rome Health to receive a check for $3 million in ARPA funds for the new ICU that is going to be constructed at Rome Health. Preliminary construction work on the new 9-bed ICU along with the building of the new Kaplan Surgical Center has already begun. The whole project is planned to be completed by summer of 2026.

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  • Rome Health Breaks Ground on New Construction for Surgical Services & Critical Care

    Rome Health Breaks Ground on New Construction for Surgical Services & Critical Care

    Rome Health welcomed major donors and members of the community to its groundbreaking ceremony for its new addition for surgical services and intensive care.  The November 29th event marked the kick-off of the public phase of Rome Health Foundation’s capital campaign to support surgical services and intensive care.

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