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The St. Luke’s Monroe Campus held a ribbon-cutting Thursday, April 25, to formally open its new four-story, 165,000-square-foot hospital campus expansion, which doubles the size of the existing hospital and enhances local access to specialized care through the addition of advanced services.

“The completion of this expansion represents yet another step in the promise we made to provide better health care services close to home for the residents of Monroe County,” said Don Seiple, President of St. Luke’s Monroe Campus.

The new expansion, connected to the east side of the existing hospital, houses a 36-bed medical-surgical unit (increasing the total number of inpatient beds to 134), additional operating and procedural space, expanded outpatient services, a state-of-the-art interventional radiology suite, Homestar pharmacy and a cardiac rehabilitation suite. Shelled space will be reserved for future services to continue to meet the needs of the community.

In keeping with St. Luke’s tradition, the addition has been built with American-made steel.

Located just off Route 611 in Stroudsburg, St. Luke’s Monroe Campus welcomed its first patients in 2016 and features private patient rooms including a critical care unit, a large and efficient emergency room, a helipad, state-of-the-art operating rooms, a cardiac catheterization lab and the most modern diagnostic technology.