Constructing for Care Beyond Hospital Walls: Opportunities Within the Growing Demand for Outpatient Services
IMC Construction has a longstanding partnership with St. Luke’s University Health Network. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of IMC By…
IMC Construction has a longstanding partnership with St. Luke’s University Health Network. | Photo Credit (all): Courtesy of IMC By…
HonorHealth has completed work on a $170 million renovation and expansion at HonorHealth Deer Valley Medical Center, a project the nonprofit health system said is designed to increase capacity and modernize care environments for the growing north Phoenix community.
Medical office conversions can transform vacant buildings into high-value assets, but they often require significant infrastructure upgrades to make older office spaces suitable for healthcare use.
The key to a successful renovation isn’t just experience and technical expertise—it’s about fostering open communication and aligning all stakeholders under a shared vision.
Healthcare renovations or projects come with inherent tensions—balancing patient care, efficiency, and financial constraints.
As a state prone to earthquakes, which can significantly disrupt and impede access to critical healthcare services, California instituted the General Acute-Care Hospital Seismic Retrofit Program (SB 1953) in 1994.
Detroit’s Henry Ford Hospital has been leading advancements in medicine and delivering innovative treatments for more than 100 years. Now, the facility will undergo a $2.2 billion expansion spanning 1.2 million square feet, making the project the single largest healthcare investment in the city’s history. Included in the budget is a separate joint medical research center with Henry Ford Health and Michigan State University.