Computer and medical device mounts help with improving the efficiency of care and functionality in health care settings. To get the most from the investment, mounting solutions must demonstrate reliability, durability and be backed by prompt attention to service requests.
MOORE, Okla. — Construction is under way to build a new hospital on the site of the former Moore Medical Center hospital, which was destroyed by an EF5 tornado in May 2013.
SAN DIEGO — A complete design-build renovation of the Sharp Memorial Hospital rehabilitation center in San Diego has been completed. The facility is a 14,172-square-foot, single-level building in the Kearny Mesa area of San Diego.
CHICAGO — The Healthcare Facilities Symposium and Expo (HFSE) kicks off on Sept. 30. The three-day event will bring together industry leaders from design firms and health care facilities to share best practices, explore new concepts and discover products and solutions.
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple’s debut of the iPhone 6 and Apple Watch on Sept. 9 marks a new era in health care diagnostics. Apple’s updated operating system will allow the devices to integrate with electronic health records.
FARMINGTON, Conn. — The last steel beam for UConn Health’s new hospital tower on its Farmington campus was set in place on Sept. 8 during a topping off ceremony led by Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy.
EASTON, Pa. — Patients and staff can’t complain much about the food at St. Luke’s Hospital Anderson Campus in Easton.
Infection control, safety concerns and operational efficiency are key drivers of today’s restroom design in health care facilities. Industry research and statistics underscore the growing importance of these priorities — all of which have direct impacts on patients, staff, visitors and administration.
MEEKER, Colo. — Pioneers Medical Center topped out this month, with the last beam on the nearly 90,000-square-foot facility going up before the outside walls will be built.
BETHESDA, Md. — Suburban Hospital in Bethesda is planning to break ground in late October on a $230 million expansion.
