This two-phase renovation and new construction project provides critical additional capacity for a state-of-the-art facility.
Description
Phase one of this two-phase project, the renovation, required a complete demolition of the second floor of the existing ambulatory care center (ACC) to replace program needs for four new interventional endoscopy rooms and 18 pre- and post-procedure rooms. Program support areas and dedicated facilities for scope decontamination, cleaning and storage rooms are also being provided along with staff support areas such as lounge and locker rooms. This phase also includes an audio-visual control room for broadcasting procedures for educational purposes. Phase one of the project is completely self-sufficient.
Phase two, which consists of new construction, will provide a separate entrance to the building and the interventional endoscopy program, including six interventional procedure rooms, three of them for airborne infectious isolation patients and four with fixed imaging equipment. This phase will include a security vestibule, new lobby and registration, two new guest elevators and a large waiting area. This phase will also add two procedure rooms, 12 prep/recovery bays, a new service elevator, administrative areas, a research area, a 10-exam room pancreatic clinic and a two-procedure room motility clinic. A new mechanical penthouse will service the building addition.
Phase one of this two-phase project, the renovation, required a complete demolition of the second floor of the existing ambulatory care center (ACC) to replace program needs for four new interventional endoscopy rooms and 18 pre- and post-procedure rooms. Program support areas and dedicated facilities for scope decontamination, cleaning and storage rooms are also being provided along with staff support areas such as lounge and locker rooms. This phase also includes an audio-visual control room for broadcasting procedures for educational purposes. Phase one of the project is completely self-sufficient.
Phase two, which consists of new construction, will provide a separate entrance to the building and the interventional endoscopy program, including six interventional procedure rooms, three of them for airborne infectious isolation patients and four with fixed imaging equipment. This phase will include a security vestibule, new lobby and registration, two new guest elevators and a large waiting area. This phase will also add two procedure rooms, 12 prep/recovery bays, a new service elevator, administrative areas, a research area, a 10-exam room pancreatic clinic and a two-procedure room motility clinic. A new mechanical penthouse will service the building addition.
Description
Phase one of this two-phase project, the renovation, required a complete demolition of the second floor of the existing ambulatory care center (ACC) to replace program needs for four new interventional endoscopy rooms and 18 pre- and post-procedure rooms. Program support areas and dedicated facilities for scope decontamination, cleaning and storage rooms are also being provided along with staff support areas such as lounge and locker rooms. This phase also includes an audio-visual control room for broadcasting procedures for educational purposes. Phase one of the project is completely self-sufficient.
Phase two, which consists of new construction, will provide a separate entrance to the building and the interventional endoscopy program, including six interventional procedure rooms, three of them for airborne infectious isolation patients and four with fixed imaging equipment. This phase will include a security vestibule, new lobby and registration, two new guest elevators and a large waiting area. This phase will also add two procedure rooms, 12 prep/recovery bays, a new service elevator, administrative areas, a research area, a 10-exam room pancreatic clinic and a two-procedure room motility clinic. A new mechanical penthouse will service the building addition.