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EDAC Advocate Firm Project

Essentia Health Spooner Clinic Spooner, WI
June 2018 ∘ EDAC Advocate Firm Project ∘
The double-sided exam room allows for increased utilization when flexed between primary care and specialty clinics, maintaining frontof- house and back-of-house circulation with minimal additional square footage. Acoustics are controlled by high-performance door sweeps and seals, allowing providers the efficiency of dictation at their workstations following an appointment.
EDAC Advocate Firm Project

Lehigh Valley Hospital, Muhlenberg, Family Care Pavilion Bethlehem, PA
June 2018 ∘ EDAC Advocate Firm Project ∘
The Family Care Pavilion on the Muhlenberg Campus is a 163,000 square-foot addition to the Lehigh Valley Hospital. The four-story pavilion includes an inpatient rehabilitation unit on the first floor; obstetrics (labor and delivery) on the second floor; and both postpartum services and a level II NICU on the third floor. The project also made obstetrics and rehabilitation care available to a community that previously had none.
EDAC Advocate Firm Project

University of Wisconsin Cancer Center at ProHealth Care Pewaukee, WI
June 2018 ∘ EDAC Advocate Firm Project ∘
A patient, over the course of treatment, will visit a cancer center more than 100 times. Given the emotions and stress that come with this schedule, ProHealth Care wanted to improve the patient experience by creating positive distractions through design. 
EDAC Advocate Firm Project

West Springs Hospital Grand Junction, Colorado
June 2018 ∘ EDAC Advocate Firm Project ∘
In addition to the glazing, specific final product details will be reviewed for safety purposes. These include finishes, door hardware, bathroom fixtures, and accessories used in high-acuity areas where patients may be unsupervised. After occupancy, data on patient critical incidents will be analyzed to compare frequency, duration, and intensity between the existing and new facilities.
EDAC Advocate Firm Project

ProMedica Health and Wellness Center Sylvania, OH
June 2018 ∘ EDAC Advocate Firm Project ∘
The 230,000 square-foot ProMedica Health and Wellness Center brings together 11 system physician practices into a one-stop center for patients, enhancing clinical collaboration and creating a holistic approach to healthcare. Connectivity, flexibility, and sense of place make this building the catalyst for a change-ready wellness network.
Member Project

Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital
June 2018 ∘ Member Project ∘
Page has a long-standing relationship with Houston Methodist and has worked on numerous projects including the master plan for their west campus, a 474,000 SF hospital and several medical office buildings. Recent renovation projects include their 12,000 SF outpatient imaging department in the Houston Methodist West Hospital that supports numerous modalities including MRI, CT, Pet/CT, Nuclear Medicine, Bone Density testing and interventional radiology.
Member Project

St David’s Surgical Hospital
June 2018 ∘ Member Project ∘
Forest Park Medical Center of Austin was designed to deliver state-of-the-art, quality healthcare through a five-star hospitality experience that is integrated into the landscape of the Texas Hill Country. The project has been owned and occupied by St. Davids in Austin since 2016.
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Webinar

Telemedicine: How Virtual Connectivity and Care Are Reshaping Architectural Programming

June 2018 ∘ Webinar ∘
How does healthcare facility programming change when new telemedicine technologies move the conversation from the need for flexible facilities to what facilities may become unnecessary? The most influential disruptive technologies have been virtual, redefining the roles of health professionals and forcing the design community to reconsider what kinds of facilities are needed for care delivery. These virtual care technologies are having significant influence on healthcare design because they demand very different kinds of facilities, and in some cases no facilities at all. This presentation will feature these disruptive telemedicine technologies and explore their potential to launch a virtual medical care delivery model that challenges the heart of our healthcare system—the patient-doctor relationship.
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Webinar

Eliminate Waiting Room Time and Increase Exam Room Utilization

May 2018 ∘ Webinar ∘
No one likes to wait, especially in a doctor’s office, where the person sitting next to you may have an illness you don’t want to catch. Yet how do you design a clinic and its workflow without a waiting room, where exam rooms are always free for the next patient, where patients make their own way through the halls, and where providers and staff easily know where to go next? In this webinar, you will learn about an innovative clinic design and care-delivery model, as well as the real-time locating system (RTLS) technology that supports it.
Project Brief

A Virtual Nature Experience Reduces Anxiety and Agitation in People with Dementia
May 2018 ∘ Project Brief ∘
Learn about the capacity of a virtual nature experience to significantly reduce stress, reduce anxiety, and increase pleasure, and treatment strategies that provide hope of reducing pharmacologic interventions and of improving quality of life for individuals with dementia and the staff who care for them.