Upstate Medical wants to shut down a busy street for ER expansion; Crouse objects

Syracuse, NY – Upstate University Hospital is pushing a plan to block off East Adams Street as part of its $450 million emergency department expansion project, hospital leadership told syracuse.com | The Post-Standard.

The public hospital says that closing one of Syracuse’s major streets would provide the best patient flow for the new emergency department, which will be three times the size of its current one.

Upstate’s leadership has been meeting privately for weeks with Syracuse Common Councilors, state legislators and local emergency officials about shutting down a busy city street that takes patients to Upstate and two other hospitals — Crouse Hospital and the Syracuse VA Medical Center…

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