Medical Construction & Design

SEP-OCT 2015

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44 Medical Construction & Design | SEPTEMBER /OCTOBER 2015 | MCDM AG.COM that quality, equitable healthcare should be easily avail- able to everyone in the community. This one-stop shop for health and wellness includes three fl oors of medical of ces, parking and ambulatory care. The programs provided within the new build- ing include a multi-specialty comprehensive cancer center; a musculoskeletal institute providing diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation and disease management centers for diabetes and bariatrics. Outpatient sur- gery, imaging and procedure rooms allow a complete spectrum of services convenient for patients, staf and physicians. A sky bridge connects the existing hospital to the new outpatient center across the street, of ering a convenient and safe way for patients and physicians to travel between facilities. In development of the PCAC, three main sustain- able strategies were utilized with the hope of creating a healthier Chicago: access to quality healthcare, patient- focused care and smart technology. Access to quality healthcare Convenient access to quality care is a crucial component to population health. The team at Presence Saint Joseph Hospital made it their mission to deliver compassionate and ef ective care to the people it From top: The general imaging suite offers a similar yet varied design approach as its companion — Women's Imaging suite. The decorative wood screen element provides privacy between the waiting area and entrance to the suite. This waiting area provides a sense of retreat and comfort through the use of fi nish materials and the collection of artwork hanging on the walls. The entrance to the Women's Imaging suite offers a soothing and comforting experience through nature-inspired materials associated with healing, such as wood and stone. Interiors: RTKL/David Whitcomb

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