Camp Pendleton Prepares to Welcome Patients
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Completed six months ahead of schedule, the new Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton will begin receiving patients in mid-December. The project is the largest undertaking by the Navy Department under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — Completed six months ahead of schedule, the new Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton will begin receiving patients in mid-December. The project is the largest undertaking by the Navy Department under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
CINCINNATI — The Christ Hospital Joint and Spine Center will provide specialized care in a centralized location for orthopaedic, spine care, education and clinical outcomes research. Targeting a summer 2015 opening, the final beam for the building’s structural steelwork was placed Oct. 25.
PALO ALTO, Calif. — The health care industry is in the midst of the single fastest transformation of any industry in history, according to Tisa Murdock, director of EUC Healthcare Solutions.
IOWA CITY, Iowa — The new University of Iowa (UI) Children’s Hospital will welcome visitors with a brightly colored, playful environment to benefit young patients and their families.
DENVER, Colo. —
NEW YORK — In every space people use, furniture is needed and creates an impression. For a space to be functional as well as healing, furniture needs to function in more ways than might be expected in a hotel or office.
BALTIMORE — The University of Maryland, Baltimore recently broke ground on a $305 million, 10-story biomedical research facility. At nearly 430,000 square feet, the Health Sciences Facility (HSF) III will be the largest building in the history of the university.
Within the health care design industry, many trends pop up, and it’s important to differentiate ones that are simply fads versus those that can have a long-term, positive impact on the forward movement of health care design in the present and future.