Healthcare

Our clients look toward the future. We further their missions by facilitating innovation and expansion in the rapidly evolving healthcare space, often with zero downtime.

Industry Challenges

Healthcare is a constantly evolving environment that moves at a rapid pace. It is an industry focused on improving the patient experience and delivering efficient service. Often, major changes in building and central utility systems are necessary to support new capabilities. As you implement changes and integrate new technologies, you need a partner who delivers the highest-quality work at a competitive price.

 

Capabilities

Our healthcare experience involves hospital, clinic, medical manufacturing, and laboratory work. Project sizes range from air-handling systems and life-safety systems for one of the largest operating suites in the world to building a critical care hospital in a town of 5,000 people. We’ve designed laboratories, medical office buildings, and support facilities like ambulance and triage additions. We’ve led infrastructure projects and assisted with a variety of program-driven projects, from central campus medical gas systems to black-start emergency generators.

 

Customized Partnership

We consider the larger context and possible future routing issues when we design the backbone of ventilation, plumbing, and medical gas and utilities distribution. We loop systems with an eye toward future expansion because we know these changes will be inexpensive now, but costly later as capacity needs increase. We can provide robust systems and help you meet your Joint Commission requirements.

Zero downtime is critical for many of our healthcare projects. We have the in-house expertise necessary to physically diagnose, test, and measure results of changes to mechanical and electrical systems to ensure critical infrastructure needs are provided without fail.

 

Let's work together.

Featured Healthcare Projects

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Critical Care Tower

The Christ Hospital Health Network Joint and Spine Center