PHOTO TOUR: Medicine Hat Regional Hospital Ambulatory Care Building

The 245,000-square-foot expansion includes 40 treatment spaces with patient-centric design features, open public spaces, and access to natural light for both patients and staff.
Published: October 9, 2018
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Medicine Hat Regional Hospital in southern Alberta, Canada, has completed a 245,000-square-foot ambulatory care building. The regional hospital serves a catchment area of 120,000 people and has 325 beds.

The expansion provides 40 new outpatient treatment spaces, which will help the organization address wait times for key services, and is designed to improve the patient experience by creating an environment that’s welcoming and stress free.

Renovations to the emergency department in the adjacent patient tower are ongoing and will be completed in 2020. Gibbs Gage Architects (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) and Diamond Schmitt Architects (Toronto) are overseeing both projects.

Project details:

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Facility name: Medicine Hat Regional Hospital

Location: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Grand opening:  July 2018

Owner: Alberta Health Services

Total building area:  245,000 sq. ft.

Total construction cost: N/A

Cost/sq. ft.: N/A

Architecture firm: Gibbs Gage Architects, Diamond Schmitt Architects

Interior design: Diamond Schmitt Architects

Contracting: Stuart Olson Inc.

Engineering: RJC (structural),  SNC-LAVALIN – Wiebe Forest (mechanical), SMP Engineering (electrical)

 

 

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