Dana-Farber and Beth Israel Begin $1.68 Billion Cancer Hospital

Dana-Farber and Beth Israel launch $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, shifting from Brigham partnership.

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Dana-Farber and Beth Israel Begin $1.68 Billion Cancer Hospital

Dana-Farber and Beth Israel launch $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, shifting from Brigham partnership.

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Dana-Farber and Beth Israel launch $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, shifting from Brigham partnership. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Lahey Health begin construction of a new $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, opening in 2031 after splitting from Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Originally…

New $1.68 Billion Cancer Hospital Begins

Hospital leaders, donors, and elected officials broke ground Monday, shoveling dirt during the ceremony.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Lahey Health celebrated Monday's groundbreaking for their new $1.68 billion Boston hospital to treat cancer patients, the only medical center of its kind in New England.

Dana-Farber Divests from Brigham Partnership

Dana-Farber Divests from Brigham Partnership

Dana-Farber is ending its decades-long partnership with Brigham and Women’s Hospital, starting a new one with Beth Israel Lahey Health in 2023 to address funding concerns.

Hospital Construction Timeline

A mock-up of a standard oncology room for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s new cancer hospital was photographed in Brookline on Oct. 14.

The 300-bed, 450,000-square-foot hospital will open in 2031 for inpatient cancer care, sitting on the former Joslin Diabetes Center site in Brookline.

Beth Israel Deaconess Bridge Connection

The new hospital will have its own bridge connecting to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, improving patient movement between care centers.

Patient Transition Plan

Dana-Farber will house hospitalized cancer patients at Beth Israel Deaconess before moving them to the new hospital, with staged transitions from Brigham.

Breast Oncology Services Move

Anne Gross, senior vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer, gave a tour of two mock-up rooms for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s new ca

Dana-Farber began Monday's transition of breast oncology services to Beth Israel Deaconess, with Dr. Elizabeth Mittendorf leading the new division.

Dana-Farber's Outpatient Care

Dana-Farber will provide outpatient cancer care, while Beth Israel Deaconess handles breast surgeries and inpatient treatments.

MGB's Competing Cancer Institute

A rendering of Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute's new Herb Chambers Tower.

Mass General Brigham is investing $400 million to create a competing cancer institute with new construction and renovations across multiple locations.

Herb Chambers Tower Opens

Mass General Brigham's Herb Chambers Tower, a cancer care center with 228 inpatient beds, will open in September 2027 on the Massachusetts General Hospital campus.

Patient Room Design Process

Dana-Farber spent over a year designing patient rooms with health care experts, patients, and staff to ensure features like adjustable lighting and refrigerators.

Hospital Staffing Plan

A rendering of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's new Lavine Bekenstein Cancer Hospital.

Dana-Farber will hire 2,400 workers over four years, including 400 nurses during transition and 200 nurses for intensive care units.

Cancer Care Competition

Dana-Farber and Mass General Brigham are competing for oncologists and other cancer clinicians, with both organizations marketing distinct approaches to cancer care.

The one thing

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Lahey Health begin construction of a new $1.68 billion cancer hospital in Boston, opening in 2031 after splitting from Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

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