CINCINNATI, OH — Turner and TriHealth celebrated the substantial completion of Phase One of the Ambulatory Services Building at Good Samaritan Hospital.

The five-story, 168,000-square-foot facility brings together essential and advanced health care services, including a new emergency department, an enhanced surgical institute, neurosciences, cancer and blood care, heart and vascular care, and women’s services. The facility also expands Good Samaritan’s diagnostic imaging capabilities.

The project builds on a long-standing relationship between Turner, TriHealth, and Good Samaritan Hospital that spans more than 50 years. Turner’s work at Good Samaritan dates back to the 1980s, beginning what has become a decades-long partnership centered on the growth and evolution of the hospital campus. Over the years, Turner has continued to support Good Samaritan through multiple generations of improvements, renovations, and expansions while the hospital remained an active health care environment.

Today, that history provides the foundation for Turner’s continued work at Good Samaritan, combining decades of familiarity with the campus with a shared commitment to building for the hospital’s future. The Ambulatory Services Building is a central component of TriHealth’s $240 million investment in Good Samaritan Hospital to modernize the campus, improve access and wayfinding, and support the evolving health care needs of patients throughout the Cincinnati, Ohio, region.

“Reaching substantial completion on phase one of the project is a tremendous accomplishment for our entire team and trade partners,” said Rob Hudepohl, Project Manager, Turner. “This complex project requires exceptional coordination and collaboration every step of the way. We are especially proud to reach this milestone with our valued partners, TriHealth and Good Samaritan Hospital, and to continue our work to deliver a facility that will support exceptional care for the Cincinnati community for generations to come.”