An Interdisciplinary Perspective on the Future Design of Interventional Imaging Spaces, Part II
An example of an isometric operating room provided by Cuningham. | Photo Credit: Cuningham By Amy Keller Frye; Heather Rusch…
An example of an isometric operating room provided by Cuningham. | Photo Credit: Cuningham By Amy Keller Frye; Heather Rusch…
Maintaining safe, compliant non-acute healthcare environments requires coordinated facility operations, proactive maintenance and consistent standards across engineering, environmental services and…
Cuningham’s work on the Valleywise Health Medical Center resulted in a new, 233-bed, 10-story, 687,000-square-foot facility. | Photo Credit: Cuningham …
Value engineering MEP systems rarely involves a single major decision.
Leon Medical Centers in Homestead, Fla., repurposed a former multiplex theater into a comprehensive outpatient hub featuring imaging, rapid care…
Healthcare capital has less room for error than it did a few years ago. Construction costs have climbed up to 40% since early 2020, while health systems operate on thin margins and continue to face reimbursement pressure from both government and private payers.
The new Emergency Department at Monument Health in Rapid City, S.D., opened in 2019 after a campus master plan and, at the time, represented the largest construction project in the healthcare system’s history.
Healthcare facilities face a complex balancing act: protecting patients, staff and visitors while maintaining open, welcoming environments for care and healing.
The opening of UCI Health-Irvine and the proposed replacement of El Camino Health’s Los Gatos hospital demonstrate that all-electric healthcare facilities are moving from an emerging concept into real-world projects.
A healthcare visit can already feel unfamiliar or intimidating, and a crowded, static waiting room can add to that stress.