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August 2026

HMC Architects is expanding its healthcare practice into the Pacific Northwest with the addition of Principal-in-Charge Justin Brooks, AIA, LEED AP, and Project Architect Teresa Kruse, AIA, NCARB, CSI, CDT.
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HMC Architects Expands Healthcare Practice

2 months ago5 mins

HMC Architects is expanding its healthcare practice into the Pacific Northwest with the addition of Principal-in-Charge Justin Brooks, AIA, LEED AP, and Project Architect Teresa Kruse, AIA, NCARB, CSI, CDT.

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St. Luke’s University Health Network is preparing to open a new heart hospital at its Anderson Campus in October, adding 140 beds and nearly doubling the size of the campus.
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St. Luke’s Unveils $252 Million Heart Hospital at Anderson Campus

2 months ago6 mins

St. Luke’s University Health Network is preparing to open a new heart hospital at its Anderson Campus in October, adding 140 beds and nearly doubling the size of the campus.

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When safety becomes the foundation of the culture, the organization moves beyond basic compliance toward high performance.
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Moving Beyond Compliance: ABM’s Michael Ream on Building a Culture of Safety in Healthcare

2 months ago11 mins

Michael Ream is a Director of Sales for Enterprise and Healthcare Solutions at ABM, where he draws on nearly 18 years of experience across healthcare operations, environmental services, medical equipment and infrastructure development.

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Experts at ABM, a leading facility management and maintenance services corporation, help clients by offering practical strategies for strengthening compliance programs, improving infection prevention, leveraging technology to identify risks and building partnerships that support long-term operational success.
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Strengthening Compliance Beyond the Hospital: ABM Shares Strategies for Safer Healthcare Facilities

2 months ago2 months ago8 mins

Healthcare compliance has never been more complex.

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