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Laboratory Closure: Lab South, located at 330 Meeting House Lane in Southampton will be CLOSED through Labor Day, September 7.
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Important Patient Scheduling Notice

For your safety, Stony Brook Southampton Hospital (SBSH) appointments, including screening and blood tests, may only be scheduled through our official website or by calling (631) 396-6400. Third-party websites are not authorized and could result in delays of care.

2026

July

LTV East Hampton - July 17, 2026
Dr. Richard Stumacher provides insight into precautions people can take during Canadian smog

June

Beckers Hospital Review - June 12, 2026
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Taps Stamford Leader as Chief Medical Officer

Long Island Business News - June 11, 2026
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Names New Chief Medical Officer

27East.com - June 9, 2026
Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Taps New Medical Chief

2025

July

27 East - "Robotic Surgeries Are the Star of Stony Brook Southampton Medical Advancements Showcase"

June

Dans Papers - "Stony Brook Medicine's East Hampton Emergency Department Debuts Ahead of Summer Surge"

May

Newsday - "New ER Tackles Hamptons Emergency Response Times, Traffic"

April

James Lane Post - "Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Nutritional Service’s Commitment To Quality Meals Earns Slow Food ‘Snail Of Approval’ Award"

February

LongIsland.com - "Stony Brook Medicine Partners With Suffolk Academy of Medicine for Galentine’s Women’s Health Fair"

January

Hudson Valley Post - "These New York Hospitals Save More Lives Than Most of America"

2024

December

News 12 Long Island - "Exclusive: Sneak peek at new medical facility on the East End"

April

The New York Times Magazine - "Her love of tennis had become an abiding passion. But could it be the cause of the tremendous swelling of her right arm?"