Healthcare Beyond Walls: Designing the Future of Care
Leon Medical Centers in Homestead, Fla., repurposed a former multiplex theater into a comprehensive outpatient hub featuring imaging, rapid care…
Leon Medical Centers in Homestead, Fla., repurposed a former multiplex theater into a comprehensive outpatient hub featuring imaging, rapid care…
Healthcare facilities face a complex balancing act: protecting patients, staff and visitors while maintaining open, welcoming environments for care and healing.
Michael Ream is a Director of Sales for Enterprise and Healthcare Solutions at ABM, where he draws on nearly 18 years of experience across healthcare operations, environmental services, medical equipment and infrastructure development.
Working with architectural firm HGA, the Massachusetts-based construction firm Columbia recently renovated a 19th century structure located at the intersection of Boston’s Back Bay, Bay Village and South End neighborhoods. This extensive adaptive reuse project resulted in a 28,000 square foot, Department of Public Health-licensed location for Atrius Health, a Massachusetts-based healthcare organization that provides comprehensive multi-specialty care for adult and pediatric patients.
As healthcare systems evolve, driven by technology, regulatory shifts, and a deeper understanding of community health, it’s critical that the built environment keeps pace.
There is no alternative to providing citizens with healthcare services and government leaders are searching for ways to upgrade, modernize and expand existing facilities while constructing new ones.
Health Affairs reports that 81 percent of US physicians in four common specialties reported they spend more time and effort dealing with quality measures than three years ago.