AtlantiCare Announces Expansion Of Galloway Hospital

GALLOWAY, NJ — AtlantiCare announced a $75 million expansion of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center’s Mainland Campus in Galloway on Tuesday.

The multi-year project will include the addition of two floors, expanding the Meadow Pavilion and renovating other areas of the hospital.

The new additions include fifty private surgical rooms, a new intensive care unit (ICU), a 12-bed observation unit and increased elevator capacity.

AtlantiCare’s Board of Trustees approved the expansion in June. AtlantiCare anticipates construction to begin in the first half of 2022 and conclude in 2024.

“This expansion is one of the many ways we are continuing to meet the needs of our community,” said Larisa Goganzer, chief operating officer of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center. “We’ve based this plan on feedback from our patients, staff and providers. We’ve designed around our best practices and others in the healthcare industry. This expansion will enhance the efficiency with which we deliver care."

The first phase of construction will include vertical construction of the two new floors. Phase 2 will include renovation of the existing second floor of the Meadow Pavilion for an expanded ICU.

Phase 3 will include renovating the second floor of the Harbor Pavilion (existing ICU) to become a dedicated 12-room Observation Unit.

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