This area of our web site is used to record
incoming letters of intent, provide the status of reviews, and report
decision results.
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Project
Date
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Proposal
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Final
outcome
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6/24/2008
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F.F. Thompson proposes to expand and improve its
laboratory, rehabilitation units, dietary facility, operating rooms,
and ambulatory procedures unit.
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4/4/2008
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Unity Hospital proposes to construct and
modernize its facility; certify 72 medical/surgical beds, seven
intensive care unit beds, six coronary care unit beds, four physical
medicine and rehabilitation beds, 19 traumatic brain injury beds,
and two coma recovery beds; decertify a five psychiatric bed
service; decertify four physical medicine and rehabilitation beds,
24 traumatic brain injury beds, and five coma recovery beds at St.
Mary’s Campus.
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1/11/2008
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Rochester General Hospital proposes to undertake
major modernization and renovation, including adding 36 net new
medical/surgical beds and a 16-slice CT scanner.
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1/8/2008
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Highland
Hospital
proposes to purchase a daVinci robot.
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CTAAB concluded there is a need for the proposed robot:
- Highland
Hospital does not have a robotic system.
- Demand
for this type of surgery will continue to grow.
- The
proposed unit will not add to community cost from a
reimbursement perspective.
- Quality
of care is improved.
Anticipated
project operational date is January 2009.
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11/7/2007
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Rochester General
Hospital
proposes to purchase a second daVinci surgical system.
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CTAAB
concluded there is need for the proposed robot:
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Volume
of robotic-assisted procedures at the facility exceeds the capacity
of the existing system.
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Demand
for this type of surgery will continue to grow.
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The
proposed unit will not add to community cost from a reimbursement
perspective.
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Quality
of care is improved.
Anticipated
project operational date is June 2008.
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10/29/2007
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Strong
Memorial
Hospital
proposes to (1) build an extension wing contiguous with the main
hospital, (2) add 123 adult medical-surgical beds, (3) replace
general pediatric beds, (3) consolidate and expand the imaging
science (radiology) department space, and (4) add two CT scanners
and one MRI scanner.
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