Hermine Neustadtl Stich Radiation Therapy Center
A word that looked mysterious turns out to be a name: Joseph's 'Stitch Therapy Center' almost certainly points to New York Hospital's Hermine Neustadtl Stich Radiation Therapy Center.
From Rita’s list

No building photograph is currently assigned.
Why this project matters
- Project identity
- Very strong
- Kelly connection
- Family source
- Masonry scope
- Probable
Rita’s list

Transcription: N.Y. Hospital - Stitch Therapy Center — 1982
Recorded by Rita Bartscherer · Bartscherer family record
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“N.Y. Hospital - Stitch Therapy Center — 1982”
Weill Cornell dates the Stich Radiation Therapy Center to 1983–84 and says it opened January 16, 1984, jointly operated with Memorial Sloan Kettering.
A specialized radiation-therapy project tied to New York Hospital’s early-1980s cancer-care expansion.
What Kelly did here
Family source
Probable
Likely: selective masonry alteration: likely CMU/block partitions and fire-rated walls, infill or enlargement of openings, patching/rebuilding of existing masonry, and localized brick/stone work rather than the building's original structural frame.
This scope is recorded as probable, not documented. It is a disciplined reading of the building and the trade practice of the period, not a contract-level record of Kelly’s work.
The construction team
The construction team for this job has not yet been established.
What happened to it
Medical-center facility / program history preserved
New York Hospital / Weill Cornell campus, 525 East 68th Street, New York, NY 10065
Sources
3 citedOpen →
- 01library.weill.cornell.edu
new york hospital hermine neustadtl stich radiation therapy center
- 02library.weill.cornell.edu
medical center buildings
- 03
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