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
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 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 medical equipment planning for an addition and renovation at Auburn Medical Center. The two-phase project included the renovation of the emergency, pharmacy, and wound care departments and a 95,000-sf, 68-bed addition for medical, surgery, and intensive care. The renovation doubled the size of the existing emergency department and included 30 private treatment rooms,
McLaren Northern Michigan is a 202-bed, full-service, acute care facility in Petoskey, MI. This project focused on providing an enhanced environment to support the hospital’s top specialties, particularly in cardiology. The 186,000-sf South Tower addition includes 92 new private patient rooms, 10 new operating rooms (including two heart ORs and one hybrid vascular OR), new
The existing Jackson County Regional Medical Center campus had been a centerpiece in the community for as long as the community could remember. Facing the reality of a deteriorating and outdated facility in need of replacement was a difficult reality to accept. As a longstanding client of IMEG’s, we were (in conjunction with an architectural
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
IMEG provided medical equipment planning for Children’s Hospital & Medical Center Omaha Hubbard Center 460,000 square-foot tower addition. The new seven-story tower houses 48 Bed NICU with all private rooms, 30 Bed PICU, 30 Bed CCU, Observation Unit, Pharmacy, Surgical Suite, Diagnostic Imaging, Expanded Emergency department, and Sterile Processing. Project is a contractual Integrated Project
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
