Good Samaritan opens $9M orthopedic surgery center in New York City suburb

The Suffern, N.Y.-based Good Samaritan Hospital opened its new orthopedic surgery center Aug. 20, according to the Rockland Times.

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The 10,000-square-foot unit has 14 patient recovery rooms, a physical therapy gym and family waiting area. The surgery center also has its own private entrance. The unit was funded by a $9 million investment in Good Samaritan Hospital by health network WMCHealth.

In addition to the orthopedic surgery center, a new infusion center and bariatric unit were added to the hospital.

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