Skip to main content

Emergency Department Renovation at Mount Sinai South Nassau

L.E.B. Electric is proud to have completed our work with Hunter Roberts Construction Group on the 15,000-square-foot Emergency Department renovation at Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside.

This complex project was completed in phases while the surrounding Emergency Department remained fully operational. It was essential for our team to carefully remove existing electrical services and install new systems without disrupting critical patient care.

The result is a modernized emergency care environment featuring:

• 4 trauma rooms
• 44 patient treatment rooms
• CT and radiography rooms
• Human decontamination area
• Nurses stations
• Staff and EMS lounges
• Essential support spaces

L.E.B. Electric’s scope included new electrical panels and transformers, power distribution, temporary and permanent fire alarm systems, lighting and controls, voice and data wiring, security and access control, cameras, and nurse call systems.

We’re proud of the work our team put into this important project and grateful to everyone who helped bring it across the finish line.

Take a look at the finished project in our latest video and please subscribe to our channel for more project features and company updates:

Two Years, One Incredible Healthcare Project: L.E.B. Electric Gets the Job Done at NYU’s New Ambulatory Surgical Center

Two years of planning, coordination, craftsmanship and hard work came together to get this incredible healthcare project done. L.E.B. Electric recently completed our work on the new NYU Ambulatory Surgical Center at 196 East Main Street in Patchogue, a 56,720-square-foot, state-of-the-art outpatient and multi-specialty medical facility.

Working alongside General Contractor EW Howell, our team helped bring this complex facility to life from the ground up. From six state-of-the-art operating rooms and four endoscopy procedure rooms to 35 patient care stations, 22 private exam rooms, physicians’ offices and countless critical clinical spaces, every part of this project demanded precision, coordination and a commitment to getting it right.

Our scope included the facility’s 2,500A electrical service and main switchboard, emergency power systems, 300 kW generator, five automatic transfer switches, four UPS units, operating room isolation panels, 62 distribution/subpanels, 18 transformers, lighting and controls, fire alarm, ERRCS, lightning protection, grounding and power for the building’s extensive mechanical and medical equipment.

Our team also installed the infrastructure supporting the facility’s low-voltage, controls and building management systems. This is work that may not always be seen, but is absolutely essential to keeping a modern healthcare facility operating safely and reliably.

We’re proud of what our team accomplished and even prouder knowing this facility will help provide patients and families across Long Island with access to advanced outpatient care for years to come. 

Another complex project. Another job done right. That’s L.E.B. Electric. 

Creating a Warm Space for Caregivers, Patients and Visitors at Northwell Health Mather Hospital

L.E.B. Electric completed electrical work for the Caregiver Center at Northwell Health Mather Hospital. This project helps create a warm, functional space for caregivers, patients, and visitors. 

Our Scope of Work Included:

Coffee/Gift Shop – new lighting installation, fire alarm system, power outlets throughout for appliances and equipment, and dedicated circuits for coffee and espresso machines.

Caregiver Center – full low voltage fire alarm system installation (in partnership with Briscoe) including lighting and power in quiet rooms and the conference room.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our project partners whose collaboration made this project a success.

Racanelli Construction Co. Inc. (General Contractor)
Wesco Distribution (Lighting & Panel Boards)
Loring Consulting Engineers (Engineer)
Mascioni & Behrmann (Architect)

Together we are bringing comfort and care to our healthcare spaces.