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Ahs Hospital Corp.: all federal awards · Department of Health and Human Services: spending

EXPANSION OF IMAGING SERVICES AT THE ATLANTIC HEALTH OVERLOOK MEDICAL CENTER STACY GOLDSTEIN BREAST CENTER - ATLANTIC HEALTH: PROJECT ABSTRACT ATLANTIC HEALTH (AH) WILL USE $750,000 IN COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING TO RENOVATE AND PREPARE 4,760 SQUARE FEET OF EXISTING SPACE ON THE FOURTH FLOOR OF OVERLOOK MEDICAL CENTER (OMC) IN SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A NEW MRI SCANNER. THE FUNDED SCOPE OF WORK — PHASE 2 OF A MULTI-PHASE DEPARTMENTAL RECONFIGURATION — CONSISTS OF GENERAL CONSTRUCTION TO CREATE A NEW MRI SUITE, PATIENT PREPARATION SPACE, AND TECHNICIAN CONTROL ROOM; HVAC SYSTEM ALTERATIONS TO MEET THE ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS OF MRI TECHNOLOGY; AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM UPGRADES TO MEET INCREASED POWER DEMANDS. ALL WORK IS INTERIOR AND DOES NOT INVOLVE EXTERIOR MODIFICATIONS OR GROUND DISTURBANCE. OMC'S STACY GOLDSTEIN BREAST CENTER, ACCREDITED BY THE NATIONAL ACCREDITATION PROGRAM FOR BREAST CENTERS, IS LOCATED ON THE FOURTH FLOOR OF THE MAIN HOSPITAL BUILDING. PATIENTS CURRENTLY RECEIVING CARE AT THE CENTER MUST TRAVEL BY ELEVATOR TO THE FIRST FLOOR FOR MRI IMAGING — A PROCESS MADE MORE BURDENSOME BY RECURRING ELEVATOR OUTAGES THAT ALSO DISRUPT CRITICAL CARE, EMERGENCY, AND SURGICAL SERVICES. RELOCATING MRI CAPABILITY TO THE FOURTH FLOOR WILL ELIMINATE THIS BARRIER, REDUCE INSTITUTIONAL BOTTLENECKS, AND EXPAND ACCESS TO A MODALITY THAT IS ESSENTIAL FOR HIGH-RISK PATIENTS AND THOSE WITH DENSE BREAST TISSUE FOR WHOM MAMMOGRAPHY AND SONOGRAPHY ALONE ARE INSUFFICIENT. OMC PERFORMED 1,317 BREAST MRI EXAMINATIONS IN 2025, WITH DEMAND PROJECTED TO GROW 13 PERCENT IN 2026. CONSTRUCTION WILL BE PERFORMED BY TORCON, INC. UNDER A GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE CONTRACT, WITH A PROJECTED COMPLETION DATE OF JUNE 2027.

Grant · Health Resources and Services Administration · to Ahs Hospital Corp. (UEI CBEMLJBKLZB4) · data as of 2026-10-23

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