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COVID-19’s Impact on Healthcare Design and Construction
The coronavirus entered the U.S. in January 2020, and by March, the virus virtually shut down the entire country.
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Hybrid ER-Urgent Care Facility Aims for Imminent Debut
Baptist Health Care has partnered with the Texas-based healthcare firm Intuitive Health on a facility they are aiming to unveil this month in the Florida Panhandle, the joint partnership announced recently.
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Designing to Support the Treatment and Well-Being of Behavioral Health Patients
Addressing the need for well-designed behavioral health facilities is critical.
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Santa Rosa Hospital Tops Out Big Expansion
After commencing on an expansion project last fall, the Sutter Santa Rosa Hospital has officially topped out its work at the healthcare complex in Northern California, which first opened in 2014.
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Nebraska Veterans Care Center Wraps Buildout
McCarthy Building Companies has completed constructing the $86 million Omaha VA Ambulatory Care Center, the general contractor announced this month.
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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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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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New Study Examines Potential COVID Impact on Healthcare Design
Gensler, the world’s largest designer and architecture firm, recently published a study called “Transforming Healthcare,” whose aim was to examine the potential means for healthcare construction and future clinical layouts amid the coronavirus pandemic
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