Healthcare Construction & Operations
The Utah-based medical provider Intermountain Healthcare has announced that its latest hospital project, the $150 million Spanish Fork Hospital, will see its opening delayed from this fall until next spring
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After a state-mandated pause in construction activity decreed by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Witmer earlier this year in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, work has once again resumed on a new detoxification facility in western Michigan, to be located adjacent to the existing Muskegon Rescue Mission Men’s Shelter.
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Health care construction firm Hoar Construction has begun work on a brand-new veteran health and care center, to be located in Alabama’s largest city.
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The Houston Methodist hospital system, the largest healthcare system in all of Texas, has teamed up with Hoar Construction on a major expansion project in the greater metropolitan area of the Lone Star State’s largest city.
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Infinity Pharmaceuticals, a clinical-stage cancer therapeutics company based in the college-heavy town of Cambridge, hired the Boston architectural designer Dyer Brown to design its new headquarters facility, applying what is being described as a “forest-inspired” motif.
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In an era of tight budgets, intense competition and high costs, healthcare facilities across the country are understandably challenged by the time-old directive to “do more with less.”
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Alumni of the College of DuPage’s architecture school have briskly transformed the McCormick Place convention space into an ad hoc treatment facility for coronavirus patients.
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History shows that managing hospital noise is an enduring challenge.
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In an effort to increase treatment capacity amid the ongoing pandemic posed by the coronavirus, Phoebe Putney Memorial North hospital is adding a 24-unit modular unit specifically for patients afflicted with COVID-19.
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According to the government policy watchdog website, TheHill.com, more and more governors across the United States are instructing state health officials to increase bed capacity to meet the expected surge in COVID-19 patients.
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