St. Louis-based general contractor McCarthy Building Companies has partnered with developer Tetrad Property Group of Omaha to fashion a ground-up hospital and medical office building in southwestern New Mexico.
The storefront of a former location for Giant Foods in eastern Pennsylvania might have stood further testament to the decline of American “mall culture” had not an enterprising healthcare firm swooped in to transform the property into the new Berks Community Health Center.
Plans to build a world-class, acute care hospital on the northern edge of the University of California, Irvine academic campus advanced significantly on January 21, as the University of California Board of Regents granted approval of the project’s 144-bed acute care facility, ambulatory care center and cancer center.
The $400 billion healthcare construction industry has seen its fair share of change over the years.
The site of the former world HQ of Union Carbide will be seeing new life as a medical facility for Nuvance Health Systems.
Temporary wall constructors STARC Systems is ramping up more manufacturing of its products to assist healthcare operators who must continue to isolate covid-19 patients as emergency rooms, hospitals and other facilities have been overwhelmed by the winter surge of cases.
The Osborne Group, a subsidiary of the TRI Commercial Real Estate group, has announced plans to construct a ground-up medical office building (MOB) in the Sacramento suburb of El Dorado Hills.
A new 625,000-square-foot women’s and children’s care facility is officially open at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) in Charleston.
Nashville-based healthcare real estate development firm Oman-Gibson Associates (OGA) has broken ground on a new ambulatory surgery center (ASC) and medical office building (MOB) in the city of Murfreesboro, located 30 miles southeast of Tennessee’s capital city.
The Kansas City-based architecture and design firm Hoefer Wysocki has been commissioned to work in conjunction with developer US Federal Properties (USFP), also of Kansas City, to build a Veterans care facility in South Texas.
