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With a vision to create a national and global destination for orthopedic and musculoskeletal care, Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center in Akron, Ohio, pulled design inspiration from hospitality environments to create a concierge-like patient experience. The effort earned the 167,500-square-foot project Best of Competition in the 2022 IIDA Healthcare Design Awards program. “We wanted to design a facility that feels less like a hospital, with design elements that truly differentiate Crystal Clinic from other hospital systems,” says Daniel J. Ferry, president and CEO at Crystal Clinic. Opened in November 2021, Crystal Clinic partnered with HGA (Milwaukee) to bring this vision to life by embracing the contemporary design of an upscale hotel for the three-story facility. It houses 12 operating rooms; 60 private patient rooms; and a QuickCare facility to provide immediate, specialized walk-in urgent care for sports and orthopedic injuries. Interior spaces are designed to be calming with

Construction firm Barton Malow Builders (Southfield, Mich.), a division of the Barton Malow Enterprise, has promoted Larry Arndt to vice president of the firm’s South region. Additionally, Dennis Odisho has been named senior business strategy manager for the firm’s Tampa, Fla., office. Arndt, who joined the firm in 2018, will be located in the firm’s Tampa and Orlando, Fla., offices. He has more than 30 years of experience and will report to chief operating officer Todd Ketola. Odisho will lead work acquisition and market development in the Tampa Bay area. He brings nearly 25 years of project management experience to the firm, including in healthcare. The post Barton Malow Builders Expands Healthcare Team first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Cone Health MedCenter Greensboro At Drawbridge Parkway Owner Cone Health (Greensboro, N.C.), a nonprofit healthcare delivery system, set out to connect and integrate healthcare and wellbeing services all in one location with the creation of the MedCenter Greensboro at Drawbridge Parkway northwest Greensboro, N.C. Opened in December 2021, the 200,000-square-foot clinic and freestanding emergency center introduces wellness components throughout this project by establishing community spaces to engage and teach healthy habits. Spaces are thoughtfully designed to support teaching healthy eating and cooking, exercising, and mindful movements, in addition to the services traditionally offered in a clinic and freestanding emergency center. The facility includes primary care, behavioral health, counseling, a cancer center, women’s healthcare, emergency care, heart and vascular care, imaging, orthopedics outpatient rehabilitation, sports medicine, and plastic surgery services. A café, reta

VHC Health (Arlington, Va.) is working with Arlington, Va., County to open a rehabilitation and behavioral health wellness facility in Arlington. Situated on 5.8 acres, the project will house behavioral wellness services, including a 24-bed adult unit, a 24-bed adolescent unit, and a 24-bed recovery and wellness unit. The facility will offer five outpatient programs, including services for recovery and wellness and behavioral health. As part of the project, VHC Health is also expanding its inpatient rehabilitation services with 20 rehabilitation beds (bringing VHC Health’s total bed count to 40), as well as treatment for brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, neurological and other conditions. The project is expected to break ground in late 2023 or early 2024 and construction is slated to be completed by the end of 2025 The post VHC Health Plans Rehabilitation and Behavioral Wellness Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Mental health provider Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare (Brentwood, Tenn.) is opening a Lifeskills South Florida mental health and addictions treatment facility in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Odyssey acquired Lifeskills, which provides services to adults ages 18 and over, in 2015. The new facility will offer stabilization, evaluation, detoxification, and Level 1 residential treatment services for those with chronic and acute mental health, substance use, and complex co-occurring disorders. The Lifeskills South Florida campus is expected to open in 2023. The post Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Plans New Mental Health And Addictions Treatment Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine .

I shared in my December editor’s note that my family recently moved to a new house. As we’ve worked to settle in and figure out what pieces of our existing furniture should go where, I’ve been making a few purchases, too. Inevitably, supply chain challenges have resulted in a several-months-long wait for our dining table—it exists, but it needs a missing piece before it can ship. While my immediate instinct might be to moan a little, I always stop myself, thanks to a conversation that took place at the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in October 2022. Each year, we gather our Exhibitor Advisory Board, a group representing some of our major exhibitors in the expo, for a meeting on the last day of the show. They review with us in show management how they thought it went, where we can improve, and so on. As the conversation expanded around issues the group is facing more generally, supply chain inevitably came up there, too. They shared the reality of delays as they wait for ship

National architecture firm Shepley Bulfinch (Boston) has hired Trent Williams as principal and promoted Natalie Thurman to principal. Both will work at the firm’s Houston studio. Williams joins the firm from Texas Medical Center in Houston where he most recently served as director of capital projects and facilities. Thurman has been with Shepley Bulfinch since 2019. The post Shepley Bulfinch Expands Staff At Houston Office first appeared on HCD Magazine .

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital  plans to open the Family Commons respite space at its St. Jude Patient Care Center in Memphis, Tenn., in early February, according to the website fastcompany.com . Situated on the second floor, the 45,000-square-foot respite space includes pre-K to high school classroom spaces, reading alcoves, resting nooks, recording studio, art room, and indoor and outdoor play areas. The project was built in collaboration with global biopharmaceutical company AbbVie . The project team includes  ANF Architects  (architect; Memphis),  ICrave  (interior designer; New York),  Evans Taylor Foster Childress Architects  (architect, Memphis), and  IDEO  (interior environment designer, San Francisco).   The post St. Jude Children’s Adds Family Respite Space In Memphis, Tenn. first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Dallas-based Children’s Health System of Texas and UT Southwestern Medical Center are planning a new pediatric campus in Dallas, according to the website dmagazine.com . The $2.5 billion project will replace Children’s Health’s main campus, called Children’s Medical Center Dallas, with a new 532-bed pediatric hospital. The new facility will house a 90-bay emergency department, more than 90 newborn intensive care unit beds, and labor and delivery program with 30 beds. Plans also call for a new administrative building, ambulatory care center with 250 exam rooms, utility plant, and parking facilities, according to the website dallasnews.com . Construction is expected to begin in 2024 with completion slated in 2028. The post Children’s Health System Of Texas, UT Southwestern Medical Center Plan Pediatric Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine .

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA; Oklahoma City, Okla.) plans to acquire the former Norman Specialty Hospital in Norman, Okla., and convert it into a new VA hospital, according to the website thenormantranscript.com . The department will pay $3.2 million for the hospital, which has been vacant since 2014, and has approved $10 million for building modifications including infrastructure upgrades, according to officials. The new VA facility will house 52 beds, including 26 for short- or long-term skilled nursing and 26 for inpatient substance abuse treatment. The post New VA Hospital Slated For Oklahoma first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Steward Health Care (Dallas) is building a replacement facility for the Wadley Regional Medical Center in Texarkana, Texas. The $254 million project, scheduled for completion in December 2025, features a 250,000-square-foot hospital with 123 beds (with the ability to flex to 291) and a 160,000-square-foot medical office building (MOB). The center will include a 24-hour emergency department with expanded bed capacity and a range of services including orthopedics, cardiovascular, neurology, and maternity care. The project team comprises ESa (architect; Nashville, Tenn.) and Robins & Morton (general contractor; Birmingham, Ala.). The post Steward Health Care Breaks Ground On Wadley Regional Medical Center Replacement Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Westchester Medical Center Health Network (Valhalla, N.Y.) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the newly expanded Maria Fareri Children’s Healthcare Services pediatrics unit at MidHudson Regional Hospital in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The project expanded the hospital’s private patient rooms to 10. The rooms include private bathrooms with showers and sleeping accommodations for caregivers. The unit also comprises a new infusion center and music and art therapy spaces. The post MidHudson Regional Hospital Expands Pediatric Unit In New York first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Herself Health (St. Paul, Minn.), a primary care practice that provides services to women over aged 65, received $7 million in seed-round funding to open its first-ever brick and mortar clinic in Minneapolis, according to the website finance.yahoo.com . The facility features 10 exam rooms, a laboratory, and drink and snack bar. Herself Health offers osteoporosis, weight management, and wellness services with plans to expand into home-based and virtual care. The post Herself Health Opens First-Ever Clinic In Minneapolis first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Encompass Health Corp. (Birmingham, Ala.), an owner and operator of rehabilitation hospitals, and nonprofit community health system Piedmont (Atlanta) are partnering to build a 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Johnston, R.I. The project, expected to open in 2024, is Encompass Health’s first hospital in Rhode Island. The hospital will feature all-private patient rooms, a spacious therapy gym, activities of daily living suite, cafeteria, pharmacy, and therapy courtyard. Treatments will address a range of illnesses and injuries, including strokes and other neurological disorders, brain and spinal cord injuries, amputations, and complex orthopedic conditions, as well as physical, occupational. and speech therapies. The post Encompass Health, Piedmont To Add Rehabilitation Hospital In Northeast first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (Tallahassee, Fla.) and Florida State University (FSU; Tallahassee) broke ground on a healthcare campus in Panama City Beach, Fla. Situated on 87 acres, the FSU Health-Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Medical Campus will comprise a 100-bed hospital with an emergency center. Services will include cardiology, inpatient surgery, and imaging. An 80,000-square-foot medical office building (MOB) will house primary care services, an urgent care, ambulatory surgery center, and orthopedic services. The St. Joe Company (Watersound, Fla.) is the developer on the project. The post Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, FSU Break Ground On Medical Campus first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Family Tree Clinic For more than 50 years, Family Tree Clinic in Minneapolis has been providing reproductive and sexual health services to underserved populations in Minneapolis and St. Paul. With a client base that includes 55 percent BIPOC, 60 percent LGTBQ, and 70 percent who live at incomes below the poverty line, the organization sought to create a new clinic environment that would serve as a beacon to traditionally underserved people while providing a trauma-informed place of respite through clear wayfinding, views to the outdoors, and intentionally framed corridors that provide patients and staff with a sense of calm and safety. Family Tree Clinic partnered with the Perkins&Will Minneapolis’ social-purpose design team to plan its next phase of growth for the clinic and expand its community services to include parenting classes, legal clinics, peer education programs, and LGBTQ+ drop-in sessions for youth. The new clinic opened in November 2021, strategically located on

Mercy Health – Youngstown (Youngstown, Ohio) and Lifepoint Behavioral Health (Brentwood, Tenn.), a business unit of Lifepoint Health (Brentwood), are planning to build and operate  a new inpatient behavioral health hospital in Youngstown. The 75,000-square-foot, 72-bed Mercy Health Behavioral Hospital will include inpatient services for adults with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, substance use disorder, and other mental health illnesses. The facility will feature spacious patient rooms, community areas, outdoor courtyards, and clinical spaces. Mercy Health Behavioral Hospital is expected to begin construction in summer 2023 and open in late 2024. Additionally, Mercy Health is partnering with Lifepoint Rehabilitation , another business unit of Lifepoint Health, to construct Mercy Health Rehabilitation Hospital. The 60-bed inpatient facility is expected to open in summer 2024. The post Mercy Health Behavioral Hospital To Break Ground In Ohio first appeared on HCD Magazin

In this series,  Healthcare Design  asks leading healthcare design professionals, firms, and owners to tell us what’s got their attention and share some ideas on the subject. Tatiana Guimaraes is a healthcare practice leader with global design and architecture firm Gensler (Miami). Here she shares her thoughts on rethinking the design process, maximizing a multichannel strategy, and sustainable building strategies. Rethinking the design process Today’s design landscape is being underlined by market uncertainty, rising construction costs, and early procurement of materials and equipment. This is challenging designers to adapt and rethink their thought process when implementing traditional schematic design, design development, and construction documentation processes to help clients meet their scheduling goals and budget. For example, items that normally would be defined in construction documents, such as millwork quantities or generator specifications, can now be completed ahead o

Shodair Children’s Hospital in Helena, Mont., held an open house for its new psychiatric hospital, according to the website ktvh.com . The 131,000-square-foot facility includes a psychiatric outpatient clinic and medical genetics department. The $10 million hospital features private patient rooms, quiet rooms, a spiritual space, and pool. The post Shodair Children’s Hospital Opens New Psychiatric Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine .

National planning and design firm Flad Architects (Madison, Wis.) has hired Kurt Spiering as director of strategic innovation in the firm’s healthcare practice. Spiering will focus on strategic planning and predesign services, including visioning, master planning, and strategic programming. He is a member of Healthcare Design ’s Editorial Advisory Board . The post Flad Architects Adds To Healthcare Team first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Specialty healthcare provider Pam Health (Enola, Pa.) plans to build a new 42-bed rehabilitation hospital in Wesley Chapel, Fla. The 60,000-square-foot Pam Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Wesley Chapel will offer inpatient and outpatient services for patients who have experienced stroke, brain injury, neurological disease and deficits, amputations, pulmonary disease, orthopedic conditions, spinal cord injury, and medically complex conditions. Construction on the two-story building is scheduled to begin in early 2023 and the facility is expected to open in early 2024. The post Pam Health Rehabilitation Hospital Of Wesley Chapel Planned In Florida first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital celebrated a topping-out ceremony at the new 105-acre campus under construction in Cypress, Texas. The project comprises a seven-story hospital with capacity for 276 licensed beds; two, six-story medical office buildings (MOBs); and a renovated central utility plant. The facility will also house shell space for future expansion. The project team comprises  Page  (architect;  Houston ),  McCarthy Building Companies Inc.  (general contractor; St. Louis),  Walter P. Moore  (structural and civil engineer;  Houston ),  SSR  (MEP; Nashville, Tenn.), and  OJB  (landscape architect;  Houston ). Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital is slated for completion by the end of 2024. The post Houston Methodist Cypress Hospital Hits Project Milestone first appeared on HCD Magazine .

The University of Minnesota (U of M; Minneapolis) unveiled plans to build a new hospital adjacent to its Twin Cities campus as a part of the U of M’s academic health system in Minneapolis, according to the website kare11.com . The project would take at least five years and cost no less than $1 billion, according to the website startribune.com . The plan comes as the University of Minnesota announced that it wants to buy back its healthcare facilities from nonprofit Fairview Health Services (Minneapolis), including the University of Minnesota Medical Center, a teaching hospital that Fairview bought 25 years ago. The post The University Of Minnesota Plans Hospital In Minneapolis first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Opened in April 2022, the Children’s Hospital of New Orleans’ 34-phase campus renovation and expansion increased the hospital’s footprint by 235,000 square feet. The project included a renovated and expanded emergency department (ED), new behavioral health ED, expanded cardiac intensive care unit (C-ICU), and 600-car parking structure. As part of the campus transformation in New Orleans, the project team also focused on providing a modern central utility plant (CUP). Among the goals were to better support the expanded and modernized facility as well as staff members. Prior to the project, the existing four-story CUP didn’t have an elevator for staff to access the different floors and the equipment was mixed throughout, says Vince M. Rea, operations manager at TLC Engineering Solutions (New Orleans). The firm provided the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology services on the project. Furthermore, Rea says owner Louisiana Children’s Medical Center Health

Architecture and interior design firm Oculus Inc. (St. Louis) has hired Joshua Rayles as managing principal for the firm’s Dallas office. Rayles will oversee the daily operations and business development in various sectors, including healthcare. He brings more than 18 years of architectural experience to the role, including work on the Cook Children’s Community Health Center under development in Fort Worth, Texas. The post Oculus Inc. Adds New Talent To Its Dallas Office first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Architecture and design firm Perkins&Will (Chicago) has named Kristine Sallee as healthcare practice leader and senior associate in its Minneapolis studio. Sallee will focus on healthcare projects in the local market, working alongside regional healthcare practice leader Scott Davidson. She has more than 25 years of architecture and design experience in the healthcare sector. The post Perkins&Will Expands Healthcare Team first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Everest Rehabilitation Hospital Everest Rehabilitation Hospital is a multispecialty acute care physical rehabilitation hospital company. IT offers physical rehabilitation services for patients recovering from disabilities caused by injuries or illnesses, or from chronic or complex medical conditions. With locations nationwide, Everest features an identical prototypical model intended to be built the same across various regions and climates. This creates economy of scale with regards to construction cost, standardized programs, and branding. Designed by DBA Architects LLC (McKinney, Texas), each hospital is a 40,000-square-foot single-story building comprising 36 private rooms with private bathroom. Each hospital includes spacious, technologically equipped inpatient and outpatient physical therapy gyms, an outdoor mobility courtyard for therapeutic use, aqua therapy, a completely furnished life skills training apartment with a full kitchen and bathroom, in-house dialysis, and an i

Cedar Health Group (Lakewood, N.J.), developer of mental health facilities across the country, plans to renovate the former Nix Behavioral Health Hospital into a rehabilitation and mental health center in San Antonio, Texas, according to the website expressnews.com . The 61,400-square-foot project is expected to cost $5 million. The post Cedar Health Group Plans New Mental Health Center first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Structural engineering firm O’Donnell & Naccarato (Philadelphia) promoted Tom Miltner and Mike Miller to principals. Miltner will continue his focus on building client relationships and accelerating the firm’s project growth in the Midwest. In his new role, Miller will help to grow the firm’s presence in Florida, following the firm’s expansion into Miami and Orlando, Fla., last year. The post O’Donnell & Naccarato Announces Team Promotions first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Children’s Hospital of Orange County in Orange, Calif., broke ground on a new outpatient facility. The 330,000-square-foot project will house five floors of Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI 3) facilities, and four floors for clinic, research, and office spaces. The project team includes CannonDesign (designer; Los Angeles) and McCarthy Building Companies (construction; San Diego). The post Children’s Hospital Of Orange County Breaks Ground On Southwest Tower first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Kirby Medical Center (Monticello, Ill.) is building a $14.5 million therapy and wellness center adjacent to the medical center, according to the website journal-republican.com . The 40,000-square-foot building will include 20,000 square feet on the main level for multiple services, including wellness, cardiac rehab, pulmonary rehab, and physical-, occupational-, and speech-therapy. A 16-by-20-foot therapy pool on the main level and a 20,000-square-foot unfinished basement for future expansion are also planned. Petry-Kuhne (Champaign, Ill.) is providing construction services on the project, which is expected to open in February. The post Kirby Medical Center Adding Therapy And Wellness Center first appeared on HCD Magazine .

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (Easton, Md.) file a certificate of need (CON) for a new medical center in Easton. The proposed plan would replace UM Shore Medical Center at Easton with a new 325,294-square-foot medical center with 142 beds (122 acute inpatient and 25 observation beds), 27 emergency department treatment bays, seven operating rooms, a helipad, acute rehabilitation center, birthing center, and cardiac intervention center. A 60,000-square-foot adjacent medical office and outpatient services building is also planned. The project is slated to open in summer 2028. The post University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Plans Replacement Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Wold Architects and Engineers (Wold; Brentwood, Tenn.), has hired Doug Roeder as a healthcare principal in its Brentwood office. He joins Wold with more than 30 years of experience. The post Wold Announces New Healthcare Principal first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Medical City Healthcare (Dallas), part of HCA Healthcare (Nashville, Tenn.) is planning a new mental health hospital situated adjacent to the Medical City Alliance campus in Fort Worth, Texas, according to the website communityimpact.com . The 65,000-square-foot project will house 88 inpatient beds, including 24 for adolescents, 48 for adults, and 16 for seniors. An outdoor healing garden and courtyard space for inpatient and outpatient use are also planned. The new mental health hospital is scheduled to open in spring 2024. The post Medical City Healthcare Plans Behavioral Health Project In Texas first appeared on HCD Magazine .

In this series, Healthcare Design asks leading healthcare design professionals, firms, and owners to tell us what’s got their attention and share some ideas on the subject. Mario Sanchez is an associate principal and global technology solutions leader at CRTKL (Los Angeles). Here, he shares his thoughts on technology trends and tools shaping healthcare design. Using data to influence design Using data analytics, analysts can take information on how patients interact with their healthcare facilities to renovate facility spaces to improve the patient experience and operations. For example, data on wait times and workflow can show if a waiting room is inefficient for a specific facility. Then, facilities or project teams can look at how architectural plans could be modified to address these issues to improve patient flow, such as placing more support areas closer to patient treatment rooms in an emergency department or other high-volume patient care area. By using data analytics, c

UC Davis Health (Sacramento, Calif.) celebrated the opening of the Ernest E. Tschannen Eye Institute Building and expansion of the ambulatory care center, part of the Eye Institute in Sacramento. The building consolidates all of UC Davis Health Eye Center’s services, including optometry, ophthalmology, clinical research, and training in one location. The 78,500-square-foot project comprises 64,160 square feet for the eye center and one floor of clinics for the expanded ambulatory care center. The third floor houses the Division of Pain Medicine, including clinic exam rooms and procedure rooms. Amenity spaces include an optical shop, outdoor terrace, and exterior promenade with artwork, wall seating, and lighting, connected to the parking structure. The Ernest E. Tschannen Eye Institute Building is currently targeting LEED Gold certification. The post UC Davis Health Opens Ernest E. Tschannen Eye Institute Building In California, Expanded Ambulatory Care Center first appeared on

Guerin Children’s pediatric inpatient unit is located within Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. The 26-bed unit advances a vision for children’s healthcare where each patient’s holistic experience is deemed a vital aspect of their care and healing outcomes. The 23,000-square-foot unit—designed by HGA (Los Angeles) along with Cedars-Sinai’s planning, design and construction teams—delivers care across pediatric specialties. Those include neonatology, maternal-fetal medicine, gastroenterology, cardiac services, orthopedics, neurology, pediatric surgery, and kidney transplants. Separate zones are created for adolescent and pediatric patient populations. The unit also comprises a variety of spaces that support clinical outcomes and the overall well-being of its patients and their loved ones. For example, patient rooms are designated as “safe zones,” meaning no treatment or procedures occur in the rooms themselves. All patient rooms include a full pullout bed as well as a recl

Regional health system Avera (Sioux Falls, S.D.) opened a $39.4 million health campus for Avera Gregory Hospital in Gregory, S.D. Situated on 12 acres, the 88,000-square-foot project includes a 17-bed hospital, 30-bed long-term care center, and Avera Medical Group clinic with 20 exam rooms and two procedure rooms. The facility also comprises a 24-hour emergency department (ED) including one trauma room, one treatment room, and a helipad. The long-term care center includes a therapy department, space for activities and recreation, beauty salon, and chapel The post Avera Gregory Hospital Opens $39.4M Campus in South Dakota first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Turner Construction Company (Brentwood, Tenn.) has promoted Randy Keiser to senior vice president of the firm’s healthcare group, which delivers more than $2 billion in projects annually. Keiser joined the firm as a college intern in 1981 and since then has held a variety for roles, including field engineer, project superintendent, project engineer, project manager, and project executive in healthcare. He was promoted to vice president in 2002 to oversee healthcare projects in the Southeast and in 2014 to serve as healthcare director. The post Turner Construction Company Announces Promotion first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Nonprofit healthcare organization Enloe Medical Center (Chico, Calif.) is planning a comprehensive cancer center. Situated on 13 acres, the 107,000-square-foot outpatient project will consolidate Enloe’s existing ambulatory cancer services across Chico into one location. Scheduled to open by the end of 2025, the center will provide expanded services and programs, including diagnostics, screening and diagnostic imaging spaces, radiation oncology services supported by advanced linear accelerators and a brachytherapy vault, and infusion treatment spaces. The project team includes HGA (design; Sacramento, Calif.), Buehler Engineering Inc. (structural engineer; Sacramento), ECOM Engineering (electrical and low-voltage engineer; Sacramento), Weston & Associates (MEP; Massillon, Ohio), Criterion (medical equipment planner; Auburn, Calif.), and NorthStar (civil engineer; Dothan, Ala.). The post Enloe Medical Center To Add Cancer Center In California first appeared on HCD Magazi

Baylor Scott & White Health is planning a medical office building (MOB) adjacent to its hospital in College Station, Texas, according to the website wtaw.com . The 100,000-square-foot, four-story project will include an ambulatory surgery center, four operating rooms (ORs), a sleep center, and phlebotomy lab. Physical therapy, rheumatology, nephrology, infectious diseases, endocrinology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology services are planned for the new MOB. The post Baylor Scott & White Healthcare To Build MOB first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Hudson Medical Center opened in Hudson, Wis., according to the website hudsonstarobserver.com . The $50 million, 160,000-square-foot outpatient facility houses gynecology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, podiatry, orthopedics, oncology, otolaryngology, and general surgery services. The center also includes the Valley Surgery Center with four operating rooms and three procedure rooms. The post $50M Hudson Medical Center Unveiled In Wisconsin first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters’ (CHKD) Children’s Pavilion in Norfolk, Va., is a new, 14-story psychiatric hospital and outpatient tower created to fill a pressing need for pediatric mental health care services. Opened in July 2022, the $224 million tower integrates comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, and partial hospitalization mental health services with primary and specialty physician practices, lab and imaging services, and an innovative conference and training center. The core principle that shaped the program and manifests physically in the design is that access to mental health services should be convenient and visible to all in need. Designing for safety was a core tenet: for the patients, for staff, and for family members. An early commitment was made to integrate families into the care model. All patient sleep rooms are designed for single patients, but an additional sleep surface is incorporated to allow for one parent, after clearance, to stay overnight wit

Kansas Department of Aging and Disability (Topeka, Kan.) is planning a 50-bed mental health hospital in Wichita, Kan., according to the website kansascity.com . The Kansas state finance council approved $15 million in funding for the project. Sedgwick County (Wichita) has requested another $25 million for the project from the state committee in charge of disbursing $374 million in American Rescue Plan Act dollars, according to the article. The post Kansas Department Of Aging And Disability To Build Mental Health Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Oasa Health (North Richland Hills, Texas), a partnership between Signet Health and Healthcare Development Partners , purchased 10 acres in Fort Worth, Texas, to build the Center of Behavioral Health Excellence. The 79,700-square-foot project will offer inpatient and outpatient mental health services. The facility will house four 24-bed units, with two units for adult services, one for geriatric services, and one for adolescent services. Construction is expected to be completed in early 2024. The post Oasa Health Plans To Build Center Of Behavioral Health Excellence first appeared on HCD Magazine .

Nonprofit MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center in Laguna Hills, Calif., celebrated the topping out of its $80 million women’s health pavilion. The new 40,000-square-foot center will include women’s health services, including breast care, obstetrics and gynecology, oncology, sexual health, and mental health. A freestanding pelvic floor rehab clinic is also planned as part of the project. The project team includes C/A Architects (architect; Long Beach, Calif.) and Turner (general contractor; New York). The women’s health pavilion is scheduled to open in summer 2023. The post MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center Tops Out $80M Women’s Health Pavilion first appeared on HCD Magazine .