Portland Welcoming Long-Overdue Medical Office Building
Developer Rendina Healthcare Real Estate, which is based in Jupiter, Florida, has been assigned the task of developing the first new medical office building in Portland in 50 years.
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Brasfield & Gorrie Delivers N.C. Health Venue in Timely Fashion
Healthcare contractor Brasfield & Gorrie has announced that the firm has delivered to client Cone Health the brand-new Cone Health Women’s and Children’s Center, which is located at the Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro.
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COVID-19: A Catalyst for Improved Patient Experiences
With an industry shift toward measuring and rewarding better patient outcomes, we have been seeing a renewed focus on the point of care experience.
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Suzanne Gater Jaggers
HGA has welcomed Suzanne Gater Jaggers, Associate AIA, LEED GA, EDAC, as associate vice president and healthcare principal in its
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Surface-Mounted LED Luminaire
Nora Lighting’s surface-mounted SURF LED luminaire has the appearance of a recessed downlight, and is available in contemporary round and
Read moreMartha’s Vineyard Hospital Transforms Underused Space
Nearly 7,000 square feet of underutilized space at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital have been renovated and repurposed during the coronavirus pandemic, the medical center recently announced.
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Blake Martin
Flagship Healthcare Properties (Flagship) recently announced that Blake Martin has joined the firm as senior vice president of strategic relationships,
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Improving Post-COVID Healthcare Facilities for the Next Emergency
First identified in the U.S. in January 2020, the coronavirus has created massive changes in the country, as cases skyrocketed from single digits to millions in a matter of months.
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Rolling Privacy Panels
To support social distancing in medical, workplace and commercial spaces, Hy-Lite has introduced a line of Acrylic Block Rolling Privacy
Read moreMontana Clinic Installs Negative Air System Amid Pandemic
Architecture, engineering, and design firm Cushing Terrell has developed what it calls a negative air pressure ventilation system designed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus infection between patients and healthcare workers.
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