June 2026 - HCO News

The University of Kansas Medical Center Health Education Building expands on this idea by combining performance with visibility and connectivity.

Planning for Growth: How Healthcare Systems Are Designing Hospitals to Support Ongoing Change and Expansion

3 hours ago2 weeks ago12 mins

Healthcare facilities have always been complex to design and build, but today’s environment is introducing a new level of pressure.

Major corridors at Revelus Dermatology are anchored by windows to reduce the enclosed, maze-like feeling common in many healthcare offices and help patients remain oriented throughout their visit.

The Best Healthcare Spaces Aren’t Just Designed, They’re Planned

2 days ago2 weeks ago11 mins

Modern dermatology practices often combine medical care, cosmetic services and retail offerings under one roof.

When it’s complete, the new part of the hospital will offer 432 private patient rooms, each with the highest levels of interactive smart technology; the 449 patient rooms that will remain at the existing hospital will be converted into private spaces.

Henry Ford Health Tops Out 20-story Grand Patient Tower in Detroit

3 days ago2 weeks ago5 mins

Henry Ford Health celebrated a topping-out ceremony in May for the new $2.2 billion Henry Ford Hospital patient tower at its Destination: Grand campus expansion, marking when the steel structure reached its full 20-story height above West Grand Boulevard in Detroit.

The The Nook Solo offers a personal and private retreat from chaotic environments so users can focus and reset.

Solo Pod

6 days ago2 weeks ago1 mins

The The Nook Solo offers a personal and private retreat from chaotic environments so users can focus and reset.

PJ Glasco and Ai Kurokawa have been named Central and East Region Health Market Leaders, respectively, at CannonDesign

PJ Glasco and Ai Kurokawa Named Health Market Leaders at CannonDesign

6 days ago2 weeks ago2 mins

PJ Glasco and Ai Kurokawa have been named Central and East Region Health Market Leaders, respectively, at CannonDesign

Technologies such as Transparent Insulation are helping redefine what is possible by reducing HVAC demand at the source while preserving occupant comfort, daylight and operational continuity.

Beyond the First Wave: What’s Next for Healthcare Energy Efficiency?

1 week ago2 weeks ago10 mins

In recent decades, healthcare facilities have reduced energy intensity. Following lighting upgrades, advanced controls, and filtration improvements, hospitals that once operated at 300-500 kBTU per square foot annually now often operate in the 200-400 range.

The 190,000-square-foot tower project marks the largest expansion for the hospital since it first opened in 1996.

Facility of the Month: New $326 Million Tower at Connecticut Children’s Addresses Health While Also Honoring Wellness

1 week ago2 weeks ago10 mins

The 190,000-square-foot Connecticut Children’s tower project marks the largest expansion for the hospital since it first opened in 1996.

The state-of-the-art facility will include a multidisciplinary team of psychotherapy staff, psychiatrists, recreational therapists and other behavioral health professionals, all working together to provide comprehensive evidence-based treatment tailored to adolescents.

Cape Fear Valley Health Opens Dedicated Adolescent Care Facility in North Carolina

1 week ago2 weeks ago6 mins

Cape Fear Valley Health recently celebrated the upcoming opening of Cape Fear Valley Dorothea Dix Adolescent Care – Lillington during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Center offers a full range of medical, dental and mental health services, including pediatric care, midwifery and psychiatry.

University of Minnesota Breaks Ground on New Community-University Health Care Center

1 week ago2 weeks ago6 mins

University of Minnesota leaders and faculty, state officials, clinic staff and patient board members broke ground in May on a new Community-University Health Care Center building.