IMEG is providing medical equipment planning services for the OhioHealth Pickerington Medical Campus hospital expansion. The new six-story, 220,000-sf, 60-bed Pickering Methodist Hospital will house a variety of healthcare services and departments with an emphasis in state-of-the-art cancer care and women’s services. Program spaces include: Oncology department with 15,000-sf of dedicated space containing 16 exam
IMEG provided subsurface utility engineering services for the Lexington VA Medical Center, Sousley Campus for the water infrastructure upgrade at the veteran hospital. To aid in preliminary steps, IMEG provided subsurface utility engineering services including utility designation, location, and mapping, as well as test pitting services for all public and private utilities on the property.
As the first in Ohio, the 60,000-sf dedicated off-site central sterile facility is a free-standing building located at the intersection of Ackerman Road and Kenny Road in Columbus, Ohio. The surgery department is essential to holistic patient care and a key revenue source for the health system. Having clean, sterilized instruments is the life blood
Structural engineering services are being provided for the modernization of the Scripps Encinitas campus. The existing hospital consists of eleven structures with several of the original single-story structures built in the 60’s and 70’s. These buildings require replacement due to SB1953 and Scripps determined additional capacity was needed for the campus. The proposed plan to
IMEG provided seismic SPC-4D, NPC-4D, and SPC-2 evaluation & upgrades for: Main Building Patient Tower ICU/Emergency & Lab Building East Wing Pediatrics Building Cafeteria Building Boiler Building Dining Building The existing Buildings, constructed from 1920’s to 1970’s with various structural systems, mostly masonry and concrete. Our firm provided efficient seismic retrofit plans with consideration given
IMEG provided structural engineering services for majority of the Deaconess Hospital in Newburgh, Indiana over the past fifteen years. For the main hospital project, IMEG used a new integrated steel delivery method to save the project nearly eight weeks of construction time. IMEG’s 3D steel frame model was electronically transferred to the steel fabricator. The
IMEG has been the structural engineer or record for most of the buildings on the Adventist Health Glendale campus. IMEG provided SPC-2 and NPC-3 evaluations and upgrades to the following buildings: Diagnostic and Treatment (1967) TCY (1970) Rehabilitation (1962) The existing buildings were constructed from 1962 to 1970 with various structural systems. Efficient seismic retrofit
IMEG served as the structural engineering consultant and certified threshold inspector for the two main structures on the hospital campus: a 92-bed tower and the adjacent outpatient hospital. The hospital building also included a landscaped roof to help improve the patient experience. UF Health North opened the first phase of the campus in 2015, which
The Susan and Fayez Sarofim Pavilion project adds more than one million square feet of state-of-the-art spaces for surgery, emergency care, intensive care, and administrative and support services. In addition to replacing 71 existing patient beds, the project added 186 new beds, 24 operating rooms, and 15 emergency room bays. The new building includes a
The 10-year Enterprise Master Plan (EMP) is designed to transform CHOC into a leading destination for children’s health. The EMP includes both new construction and renovation of existing buildings on their Orange campus. IMEG is providing engineering design and construction administration services for renovation of the existing Bill Holmes and North towers. These renovation projects
