Jackson West Medical Center Doral Campus: Photo Tour

Jackson West Medical Center Doral Campus main entry plaza

Jackson West Medical Center Doral Campus

Jackson Health System (Miami, Fla.) wanted to improve access to care for an underserved zone of Miami-Dade County by delivering the Jackson Health Doral campus in Doral, Fla. It’s the first hospital in the city.

The $153 million project is situated just west of the Palmetto Expressway, one of the primary transportation spines for Doral. It includes the 605,000-square-foot, six-story hospital that houses 98 licensed beds with 84 medical/surgical beds; eight intensive care unit beds; and six labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum beds.

In addition, the project comprises an integrated pediatric and adult emergency department, integrated outpatient surgery center, medical pavilion with physician offices, laboratory, retail pharmacy, and open green space.

The campus is also supported by an 875-car parking facility.

Technology-driven design

Designed by Perkins&Will (Miami), the campus was designed to provide the region and the community of Doral with the latest in technology.

Efforts include concierge and kiosk services for online and just-in-time scheduling and fully digital medical records and scheduling system integrated into each patient room. The facility also houses civic, education, and innovation centers, including classroom space for new and recent mothers and parents on the maternity floor.

 

Project details for Jackson West Medical Center Doral Campus:

Location: Doral, Fla.

Completion Date: August 2021

Owner: Jackson Health System

Total building area: 605,000 sq. ft.

Total construction cost: $153 million

Architecture firm: Perkins&Will

Interior designer: Perkins&Will

General contractor: Yates Construction

Engineering: BR+A, BNI Engineers

Builder: Yates Construction

 

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