Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester announced Thursday it has invested $11 million in the Worcester hospital’s facilities and services.
The money will go towards a variety of new technologies, including a Da Vinci Xi surgical robot for minimally invasive surgeries and SAVI SCOUT technology for surgical breast biopsies, according to Saint Vincent’s press release.
The hospital will acquire new endoscopy equipment for colonoscopy screenings and gastroenterology procedures, as well as neuro-interventional radiology for improved stroke and neurovascular procedures.
Additionally, the investment will fund a new integrated electronic health record system and renovations to the Center for Women and Infants.
“We are acquiring state-of-the-art technology, improving infrastructure, enhancing patient experience, and expanding clinical resources,” said Saint Vincent CEO Carolyn Jackson in a statement. “This capital investment underscores our position as the destination for advanced care in our region.”
The investments will be made through the end of 2022.
