Constructing for Care Beyond Hospital Walls: Opportunities Within the Growing Demand for Outpatient Services
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How Does Rubber Flooring Support Patient Safety and Experience in Healthcare Design?
Flooring is foundational and sets the tone for the space while also meeting the high-performance demands of healthcare environments.
Mount Sinai South Nassau Celebrates Partial Opening of New Wing, Expanded ER
After several years of construction, Mount Sinai South Nassua’s new Feil Family Pavilion is partially open and is welcoming patients and guests on the building’s first and second floors.
The Evolution of Acute Healthcare Facilities & Human-Centered Design
In the ever-changing realm of healthcare, acute care facilities are undergoing a substantial transformation, gravitating towards more adaptable and resilient spaces that center more holistically on human needs.
Simone Healthcare Development Shares Key Design Trends
Simone Healthcare Development, a New York-based hospital construction company, reviews architecture trends that best support the current needs of healthcare as a part of their commitment to supporting the needs of the medical community.
Designing for the Patient Experience in Community Clinics
HC+O spoke with Doyle to discuss the variances, challenges and strategies in designing for the patient experience in community clinics.
Q&A: Healthcare Architect Talks Designing for Patient Experience
In a recent two-part article he wrote for DLR Group’s website, LiBassi explained designing for the patient experience as well as designing for hospitals into the future. Healthcare Construction + Operations News spoke with him to continue the conversation.
4 Benefits of a Fully Connected Outpatient Experience
Most health care organizations understand that the patient-caregiver interaction at the point of care is a foundational element of effective health care.
Rush University Reboots Power System
CHICAGO — Administrators at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago are enjoying an increased peace of mind after installing an improved emergency power system designed by GE as part of the center’s campus transformation project.