BRICK, N.J. — In early February, the $82 million Ocean Medical Center expansion project reached a milestone when it finished the final phase of the steel work that supports the structure after breaking ground in April 2012.
ORANGE, Calif. — Construction on the $558 million Children’s Tower II project at Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) was completed in October, with 50 percent of the new facility opened for patients in early March. By the end of April, the entire new building will be in operation.
In response to smaller reimbursements, greater operational costs and more demanding record-keeping requirements, the delivery of health care is becoming increasingly tied to technology.
CHICAGO — The new $109 million Center for Advanced Care at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in Chicago is designed with the patient in mind.
MT. VERNON, Ill. — The bell tower at the newly constructed Good Samaritan Regional Health Center in Mt. Vernon is already filled with handcrafted bells purchased by the community in support of the medical facility.
DAYTON, Ohio — The new five-story, 93,000-square-foot Miami Valley Hospital South (MVHS) Comprehensive Cancer Center opened in Dayton on Jan. 24.
SAN ANTONIO — The 110-bed Mission Trail Baptist Hospital achieved LEED Gold certification last month, and it is the first acute-care hospital in the state to do so, as well as the first LEED-certified hospital in San Antonio.
We have all heard the term “synergy” used many times and we know the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
SAN FRANCISCO — Ten years after the 57-acre UCSF Mission Bay campus opened, construction on the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay is still on schedule to be completed in August 2014 and open to the
SAN ANTONIO — In Texas, Forest Park Medical Center is taking the patient-based design concept to a whole new level, by building medical facilities using a hospitality-based focus, in terms of design, patient care and amenity offering
