Surging patient volumes, crippling staffing shortages, rapidly changing technological demands and tightening capital budgets are putting unprecedented pressure on health systems.
Propane-powered combined heat and power (CHP) units can significantly reduce energy costs, lower greenhouse gas emissions and provide reliable on-site power for healthcare facilities.
As hospitals face increasing financial pressure to boost revenue while cutting costs, many are turning to energy-reduction initiatives as a strategic remedy.
Standard HVAC filters and systems often aren’t designed to handle the specific pollutants generated by wildfires.
U.S. healthcare providers are turning to micro-hospitals as an emerging solution designed for underserved areas.
Hospital master plans are evolving to meet the need for more dynamic utility and power systems that can accommodate advanced medical technologies and newer patient care models.
Patients now expect the modern consumer experience: real-time appointment availability, cost transparency and self-service scheduling all at their fingertips.
The designers of the new Baptist Hospital campus in Pensacola, Fla., knew the facility had to be resilient. After all, the very need for the hospital was the result of a natural disaster.
In the world of healthcare design, creating spaces that are not only functional but also welcoming, clean, and sustainable is more important than ever.
Florida’s first free-standing behavioral health teaching hospital has officially opened inside the Tampa Medical and Research District, the region’s hub for clinical care, academics, research and biotechnology.
