Cherry Hill, NJ – A Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on April 30th at Kennedy University Hospital in Cherry Hill to mark the first phase of a $200 million campus revitalization project. Hundreds of honored guests and political dignitaries attended $65-million Phase 1 project launch, which will include a 102,000-square foot Outpatient Pavilion featuring an array of patient services; an enclosed, free parking facility; and a new atrium lobby at the hospital campus, which originally opened in 1960.
Shown at the Groundbreaking ceremony are, from left: NJ Senator James Beach (D, District 6); John Durante, Chair – Kennedy University Hospital Board of Trustees; Cherry Hill Mayor Chuck Kahn; Kennedy President & CEO Joseph W. Devine; John Silvestri, Chair – Kennedy Health Board of Directors; Albert Smith, Kennedy Health Board Vice Chair; and Lisa Dutterer, Kennedy – Cherry Hill Chief Administrative Officer.
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