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LEED v4 Is Happening: What Does It Mean For Healthcare?
As announced last week, the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) LEED v4 rating system has been approved—at long…
Trends July 9Critical Access Hospitals: Planning Buildings For Financial Success
The healthcare industry is constantly evolving as technology, patient populations, care delivery models and reimbursement methods continuously change.…
News July 8PHOTO TOUR: OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home
The OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home in Peoria, Ill., was designed to provide a home away from…
News July 8Facilities Assessments In The Age Of Consolidation
There are more than 11,000 acute care facilities in the U.S., and almost 35,000 additional medical-related buildings—all of…
News July 3Take Five With Dan Stanek
In this series, Healthcare Design magazine asks leading healthcare design professionals, firms, and owners to tell us what’s…
News July 3Designing Access To Nature In Healthcare
This post, originally published July 3, 2013, was among Heathcare Design's most popular articles and blogs of 2013.…
News July 3MNH Cooks Up Something New In Singapore
With so much emphasis on the patient experience, it’s no wonder that hospitality-like amenities, environments, and services are…
News July 2Bariatric Design Trends In Healthcare
Five years ago, Mercy Health was planning a new 645,000-square-foot community hospital on the west side of Cincinnati…
Trends July 1Take A Walk On The Wild Side
You know all about the benefits of nature (whether experienced visually or up close and personal) on patient…
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