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.
Working out of its office in Hawaii’s capital city, the engineering, design and architecture firm Stantec recently unveiled a brand-new, 8,232-square-foot critical care healthcare facility located inside the busy Kūʻono Marketplace at Kahala, one of the island of Oahu’s major shopping destinations for locals and visitors alike.
It’s critical that healthcare leaders across the world implement resilient design into the planning of today’s healthcare facilities––particularly given the unprecedented challenges 2020 has brought about.
Once a novelty, the idea of the vertical hospital has gained traction over the past decade as healthcare providers looked to serve patient populations in urban centers.
With the coronavirus canceling most groundbreaking events for new healthcare construction, many such ceremonies have gone virtual, including one for a health campus now underway in Florida’s Panhandle.
This fall saw the unveiling of the new Kathy and Joe Sanderson Tower, an addition to the Children’s of Mississippi healthcare system located on the campus of the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Healthcare property management and development firm Mediplex Property Group LLC has announced that they have finished buildout of a new facility that will sit adjacent to and support one of the Philadelphia area’s major hospitals.
Healthcare provider Riverview Health Emergency Room & Urgent Care announced the October opening of the company’s third building that combines urgent care facilities and an emergency room under one roof.
McCarthy Building Companies Inc. announced that the design-build contractor has completed construction on the $535 million Oak Pavilion at MarinHealth Medical Center, located in the Bay Area’s Marin County.
