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St. Luke’s Allentown Campus Breaks Ground on New Women and Babies Pavilion

A rendering of St. Luke's University Health Network Mother's and Baby Tower showcasing the tan and red brick exterior of the facility with windows
On Wednesday, November 16th, St. Luke’s University Health Network held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the Women and Babies Pavilion, a new maternity wing expanding their Allentown campus.
The Women and Babies Pavilion includes the construction of a new 85,000 SF building with a 14,000 SF renovation of the existing acute care building. The five-story tower includes ED treatment rooms, a NICU, a labor & delivery floor, post-partum rooms, staff space, and a basement. The new space will double the size of the current units, expand its services, and will be able to accommodate as many as 3,000 patients per year.
The new pavilion is scheduled for completion by early 2024.
Speakers included:
·      William Moyer, President of St. Luke’s Allentown Campus
·      Elizabeth L. Dierking, MD, Vice Chair, St. Luke’s Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology OB/GYN residency Program Director
The project team includes construction manager: IMC Construction, architect: NK Architects, civil engineer: Civitas Regio, LLC, structural engineer: Reuther+Bowen, and mechanical engineer: GPI Engineers & Builders, Inc.
William Moyer, President of St. Luke’s Allentown Campus speaking behind a blue podium that says St. Luke's with a photo of the new Women and Babies Pavilion on easel
Several IMC employees in safety jackets and helmets posing for a photo in front of a dirt mound with safety helmets and with shovels in their hands

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