The Hamburg East building is projected to support roughly 300,000 outpatient visits annually by 2034
PMB is proud to have joined leaders from University of Kentucky, UK HealthCare, city and state officials, The Walsh Group – Walsh Construction & Archer Western and Perkins&Will to celebrate the groundbreaking for the start of construction on the new Hamburg East Medical Office Building. The project represents the first phase of a multi-phased development at UK’s Hamburg East site. It is the latest step in UK HealthCare’s strategy of creating greater access to high-quality outpatient services.
The 220,000-square-foot facility will combine the expertise, innovation and specialty care of an academic medical center with the convenience and accessibility of a community setting. It will include services ranging from adult and pediatric primary and urgent care to multidisciplinary musculoskeletal care where a team of orthopaedics, physical medicine and rehabilitation, and interventional pain will be housed together to deliver a comprehensive care model to patients. Other specialties at the site will include women’s health; ear, nose and throat; ophthalmology; dermatology; cardiology; neurology; and rheumatology, as well as expanded access to non-oncology infusion, imaging, laboratory services and a full-service drive-thru retail pharmacy.
The public-private-partnership structure between PMB and UK HealthCare allows UK HealthCare to remain focused on its core missions of patient care, education and research while PMB will plan, design, construct, finance and provide operations and maintenance of the medical office building.
“Being part of UK HealthCare’s mission of Advancing Kentucky has been an incredibly rewarding experience,” said PMB President and Managing Partner Jake Rohe. “The partnership clicked from day one, is built on strong relationships and trust and created a unique and powerful project team culture. It’s been a special personal and professional experience.”
Partners on the Project include PMB as developer, Walsh Construction as general contractor, Perkins +Will as architect and Harrison Street Asset Management and BMO as capital partners.
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