Six cross-functional surgical/endovascular suites designed to accommodate complex and hybrid cardiovascular procedures, bringing technology and care teams to the patient, instead of the other way around.

A new 20-room CARE (Cardiac Assessment, Recovery, & Evaluation) unit, allowing patients undergoing outpatient procedures to go from pre-op to discharge in the same room, with the same nursing team.

Three floors (96 rooms) of private medical-surgical beds, each equipped with telemetry, for less critically ill patients who require overnight stay.

32 cardiovascular critical care rooms designed to create efficient, comfortable care environments for our patients—while providing plenty of room for the comforting presence of family and friends.

A two-corridor system that separates patient transport and transportation of linens, supplies, and technology, creating a more quiet and restful environment for patients.

Private patient rooms offer: Dedicated space for the healing presence of family and friends Telemetry and other state-of-the-art technology, hidden behind panels until needed Acoustic buffers between rooms for privacy Patient-directed lighting and climate controls Beds that always face the window

Building design provides:

• Enhanced patient care experience through use of interdisciplinary procedure rooms that bring technology and care teams to the patient, instead of the other way around
• A two-corridor system that separates patient transport and transportation of linens, supplies, and technology
• Generous use of natural light and quiet, common spaces throughout the hospital

Construction Facts:

• Green building: adheres to principles of The Green Guide for Health Care™ and reflects concern for environment in everything from selection of construction materials to lighting and heating systems Designed by: Steffian Bradley Architects Constructed by: Suffolk Construction. 
• Number of construction jobs: 450 local tradespeople employed in construction phase