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Stony Brook Medicine plans building takeover amid regional healthcare expansion

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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Stony Brook Medicine plans to take over a building in Farmingdale. Separately, Northwell Health, NYU Langone Health, and Mount Sinai Health System are expanding outpatient facilities across the region. Only NYU Langone Health is planning to build a new inpatient hospital in Melville to facilitate patient care.

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Hospitals are facing financial shortfalls due to the 2025 federal tax-and-spending law and expected declines in Medicaid reimbursements. Critics note that outpatient facilities calling themselves hospitals may unfairly shift a significant tax burden onto other taxpayers.

The housing crisis in East End and East Hampton is prompting local institutions, including Stony Brook Medicine, to explore innovative employee housing models.

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