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Orange Regional expands with new cancer center, office building

| 26 Sep 2016 | 03:01
    On Sept. 19, Orange Regional Medical Center and Orange Regional Medical Group held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in celebration of the official opening of the new Physician Office Building and Spagnoli Family Cancer Center. Pictured (from left): Stephen J. Sugrue, VP, Compliance, Real Estate and Audit, GHVHS; Dr. Jeffrey Stewart, Medical Director, Cancer Center Representative; Dr. James Oxley, Orange Regional Medical Group; Terry Olivo, ORMC Chairman, Board of Directors; Darrell Supak, GHVHS Chairman, Board of Directors; Scott Batulis, President and CEO, GHVHS; Aileen Gunther, New York State Assemblywoman; John Bonacic, New York State Senator and Dan Depew, Town of Wallkill Supervisor. Not pictured isMadeline Spagnoli. (Photo provided)
    On Sept. 19, Orange Regional Medical Center and Orange Regional Medical Group held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in celebration of the official opening of the new Physician Office Building and Spagnoli Family Cancer Center. Pictured (from left): Stephen J. Sugrue, VP, Compliance, Real Estate and Audit, GHVHS; Dr. Jeffrey Stewart, Medical Director, Cancer Center Representative; Dr. James Oxley, Orange Regional Medical Group; Terry Olivo, ORMC Chairman, Board of Directors; Darrell Supak, GHVHS Chairman, Board of Directors; Scott Batulis, President and CEO, GHVHS; Aileen Gunther, New York State Assemblywoman; John Bonacic, New York State Senator and Dan Depew, Town of Wallkill Supervisor. Not pictured isMadeline Spagnoli. (Photo provided)
    Pictured (from left): Kathy Frommer, Madeline Spagnoli and Don Frommer in front of the new Spagnoli Family Cancer Center. The Frommers had previously named Orange Regional’s Cardiology program. (Photo provided)
    Pictured (from left): Kathy Frommer, Madeline Spagnoli and Don Frommer in front of the new Spagnoli Family Cancer Center. The Frommers had previously named Orange Regional’s Cardiology program. (Photo provided)

MIDDLETOWN — Orange Regional Medical Center has completed a new office building and cancer center on its main campus in Middletown.
Most outpatient services provided off-campus will move into the new buildings on the 73-acre campus in Middletown. Opened on Sept. 26, the two buildings cost $99 million.
Both the office building and the Spagnoli Family Cancer Center will be "patient-centered healing environments," with advanced technology and "amenities" for patients and families, says Orange Regional.
Eight hundred parking spaces have been added. The ORMC Foundation has funded a fitness trail, with outdoor exercise stations, as part of the $3.3 million “The Future is Orange” campaign, which is helping to fund the expansion. The walking and exercise path can be used by patients, families, and staff.
The Foundation also funded a viewing garden for infusion patients at the entrance of the new cancer center.
The single-story Spagnoli Family Cancer Center will be attached to the main hospital building. For more information, visit www.ormc.org.