Tag: Healthcare
Landry/French Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Scarborough, ME – Landry/French Construction is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Established in July 2010 by Denis Landry and Kevin French, the company was founded at a time when the country was coming out of the Great Recession. Maine was lagging in the economic recovery and construction employment was at a 15-year low. The company hired […]
Real Estate Firm Donates Meals to MGH Staff
Boston, MA – City Realty Group, a community-focused real estate development company, donated 100 meals to feed nurses and other frontline staff at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). The dinners were specially prepared at Lower Mills Tavern by Executive Chef Cara Marie Nance and presented to MGH staff who have been working in the 10 dedicated […]
HGA Welcomes Milly Baker
Boston – HGA welcomed Milly Baker, AIA, LEED AP, as senior medical planner and associate vice president in the healthcare group in Boston. Baker has more than 30 years of healthcare design experience. She has served in senior design positions for architecture firms and in-house planning for a healthcare organization, bringing strategic insight from the […]
Mechanical Insulation is Essential for Strategic Cost Savings for Mass. Health Care Facilities
by Jim Lister Healthcare facilities manage strict budgets, and are often forced to make tough decisions about where to allocate precious resources. In the new world of COVID-19, those resources are under unprecedented strain, and hospital owners, developers and facility managers are under even more pressure to be smart about expenses. Research shows that professionally-installed […]
Maugel Redesigns Hospital Units
Attleboro, MA – Maugel Architects recently announced the redesign of the inpatient pharmacy and central sterilization unit at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in Attleboro. Sturdy Memorial is a full-service, independent, financially stable, not-for-profit acute care community hospital. Maugel worked closely with the hospital, Equity Alliance, and Columbia Construction to expand and modernize the pharmacy and to increase […]
Three Core Ways Digitization Helps Healthcare Facilities Adapt to the New Normal
Submitted by Schneider Electric North America by Warren Rosebraugh The coronavirus pandemic is fundamentally changing how we all live, work, and play. Every major realm of life, from socializing to education to work, is going digital, in some cases indefinitely. In healthcare, digitization’s impact will extend far beyond telehealth and electronic medical records. Healthcare infrastructure […]
Changing the Healthcare Landscape at Yale NHH
by Martin Finn Built in the early 1990s, the McGivney Cancer Center is a one-story 31,500sf facility in New Haven, Connecticut. With space at a premium, a series of trailers were added to the roof to create a partial additional second story, but this was not enough. After being acquired by Yale New Haven Hospital […]
Heroes of Hope
by the CI Editorial Committee What calls a hero to action? Is it need? No, it is not simply need. Is it duty? No, it is not simply duty. Is it courage? No, it is not simply courage. Is it honor? No, it is not simply honor. Is it service? No, it is not simply […]
MEC Powers Temporary Medical Facilities
Teams with Suffolk Construction Boston – In response to Greater Boston’s critical healthcare needs during the coronavirus pandemic, McDonald Electrical Corp. (MEC), working in tandem with general contractor Suffolk Construction, provided fast turnaround electrical installations required in the set-up of temporary medical isolation tent facilities for Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) in Boston […]
The Future of Healthcare Construction
by Tim King The recent COVID-19 crisis has altered the way healthcare construction will be considered moving forward. New and renovation projects, big and small, will to need to incorporate future “patient surge” as an essential part of the planning and final build. Flexibility has been surpassed by CONVERTIBILITY as the “now” standard for the […]
