The new pavilion will have five operating rooms that will feature air vents that create an "invisible wall" that prevents bacteria from spreading from room to room, according to the report.
The construction of the new surgical pavilion is part of a $50 million renovation project at Peconic Bay.
Read The Southampton Press’ report on the new Peconic Bay surgery pavilion.
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