All current applications and reviews are posted here to ensure transparency and increase awareness.
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4/1/2003 |
CT Unit for Highland
Hospital Campus
Highland Hospital proposes the placement of a CT unit on their campus. |
CTAAB found that community need supported the addition of an incremental CT scanner to the Emergency Department due to current and anticipated future demand. |
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3/1/2003 |
Borg Imaging at Calkins
Corporate Park
Borg Imaging proposes the placement of a CT/PET scanner to be located at Calkins Corporate Park in Henrietta, NY. |
Application is superseded by NT130. |
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2/1/2003 |
Ambulatory Surgery
Extension Clinic at Linden
Oaks
Lindsay House Surgery Center to add an Ambulatory Surgery Extension Clinit at Linden Oaks Medical Campus in Rochester. |
CTAAB found that community need supported the extension clinic of the Lindsay House Surgery Center at the Linden Oaks Medical Campus due to current and anticipated future surgical demand. |
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1/1/2003 |
Rochester Diagnostic
Imaging at Hudson
Avenue
Rochester Diagnostic Imaging proposes the placement of an additional MRI unit at 1432 Hudson Avenue, Rochester, NY. |
CTAAB found community need supported approval of the existing open MRI for up to 0.3 FTE, with the understanding that: - The open magnet is to be used on a limited basis for three specific classes of patients: RGH inpatient and ED patients who require clinical support or monitoring devices while the scan is being performed, bariatric patients (large body size or weight), and patients with claustrophobia; - This does not constitute a resource which can be replaced by another MRI unit; and Any replacement of such unit must be reviewed by CTAAB in the context of community need at the time of review. |
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7/1/2002 |
Advanced Medical Imaging
Capacity
Advanced Medical Imaging of Western New York proposes an addition to current MRI capacity at a site to be determined. |
CTAAB found no evidence to support the need for additional MRI units at this time. Capacity will be re-looked at in 6-9 months. |
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6/1/2002 |
Borg Imaging in the Finger
Lakes
Borg Imaging proposes the placement of an additional MRI unit in the Finger Lakes Region. |
Application denied without prejudice. CTAAB will again review at the request of the applicant at a future meeting. CTAAB further recommends that additional capacity be developed with existing units. |
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5/1/2002 |
Magnetic Resonaance Imaging
(MRI) on Ridge Road
East
The IDE Group, P.C. proposes the placement of an MRI machine on Ridge Road East, Rochester, NY |
Application denied without prejudice. CTAAB will again review at the request of the applicant at a future meeting. CTAAB further recommends that additional capacity be developed with existing units. |
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4/1/2002 |
Breast Magnetic Resonance
Imaging for Use in Breast
Disease
Magnetic resonance imaging is a tool used in the diagnosis of injury or disease. One novel use of this technology is the imaging of breast tissue to diagnose disease. |
Based on the information reviewed, CTAAB found that the use of breast MRI may be used for the following indications: determine extent of disease, distinguishing scar from recurrence, detect occult tumors, and follow-up after induction chemotherapy. CTAAB found no evidence to support the use of breast MRI in the following clinical situation: equivocal physical exam, mammography, and ultrasound. In addition, CTAAB found no evidence to support the need for additional MRI units at this time. |
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3/1/2002 |
Strong Memorial Hospital
CON Application
CTAAB reviewed a request to replace the current Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and Intermediate Care beds to new space to be built over the new Emergency Department. |
Based on the information reviewed, CTAAB found that community need supported the renovation of existing spaces due to current inadequacy of space to care for current and projected growth. |
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2/1/2002 |
F.F. Thompson Hospital CON
Application
CTAAB reviewed a request for expansion of the emergency department, diagnostic imaging, nutrition services, as well as mechanical upgrades in 67,000 square feet of new construction and 32,500 square feet of renovated space. |
Based on the information reviewed, CTAAB found that community need supported the expansion and renovation of current spaces due to current inadequacy of space as a result of growth in patient volume and projected future growth. |