Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine and Penn Medicine Princeton (N.J.) Health have broken ground on a $401 million cancer center Oct. 20 at the Princeton Medical Center in Plainsboro, N.J.
The Penn Medicine Princeton Cancer Center is expected to open in May 2028, according to a Penn Medicine news release.
The center will house more than 40 exam rooms, 30 infusion chairs, two linear accelerators for radiation therapy and a breast imaging center.
Care teams at the cancer center will work with experts from the Penn Medicine Abramson Cancer Center. Patients will also have access to clinical trials and services such as proton therapy and personalized cell therapies through other Penn Medicine care sites, the release said.
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