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Barbara Zucker commits $10 million to Good Samaritan University Hospital NICU

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Barbara Zucker committed a $10 million matching gift to Good Samaritan University Hospital. This donation is the largest gift in the hospital's history and will be allocated to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The funds will support the construction of respite areas and private rooms, as well as the purchase of medical equipment.

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The commitment provides significant philanthropic funding to Good Samaritan University Hospital. The money will be used to expand the NICU, which is the only Level III care unit on Suffolk County's South Shore equipped to treat severely preterm infants.

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  • Good Samaritan University Hospital could see increased capital investment in medical equipment and construction costs for its neonatal intensive care unit.

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