IMEG provided structural engineering design services, along with construction administration and documents, for the 227,00-sf, five-story tower addition. The tower added 100 private rooms, 32 additional emergency room and observation bays, six new ORs, and an expanded space for admitting, nutrition services, radiology, lab, pharmacy, endoscopy suites, and other highly utilized outpatient support services. Increasing
IMEG provided medical equipment planning services for McLaren Greater Lansing’s new 520,000-sf replacement hospital — which consolidated two other existing McLaren hospitals. The new construction included 240-beds with 18 new operating rooms (ORs), a 34-bay emergency department, and an eight-bed observation unit. Program spaces also included: Sterile Processing Department (SPD) Full-service lab and pharmacy Radiology
IMEG provided engineering design services for a 1,500-sf existing Operation Room (OR) remodel which included a new imaging system, control room, surgical area, and system equipment room. Power distribution upgrades included a UPS system for uninterruptable power for the sensitive imaging equipment. The cooling upgrades provided additional capacity for the large amount of medical equipment
IMEG incorporated several intelligent building strategies in its design of Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital’s LEED Silver $170 million campus modernization project. The renovation and expansion project sought to improve the patient care experience by enhancing privacy, offering advanced technology, and providing more convenient access to inpatient and outpatient services. Smart room technology was utilized in
IMEG is providing medical equipment planning services for the new center which will offer diagnostic, surgery/treatment, and rehabilitation services. The facility is set up to streamline and offer efficient and convenient orthopedic-spine-pain theme procedures and therapies for patients in one location. The center will include eight inpatient and outpatient OR’s (with four additional planned), two
Saint Alphonsus Medical Center constructed a replacement hospital located in Nampa, Idaho. The new $180 million facility replaced an existing hospital and opened Summer of 2017. The replacement hospital is an expansion onto the current Saint Alphonsus Medical Center campus located at I-84 & Garrity Avenue which includes a free standing Emergency Center. The campus
Holy Cross Hospital built a new hospital in Germantown in conjunction with a significant investment in its current hospital at Silver Spring to meet its strategic goal of offering improved primary care access and expanding hospital capacity to serve the needs of a growing and aging population. The new Germantown Hospital is spread over 237,000
