Inpatient Projects

Companies: HTA: Time to be listed

REIT TO BE TRADED ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE By John Mugford As Healthcare Trust of America (HTA) Inc. has gone about preparing in recent weeks for a listing of its stock on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on or about June 6, it has been touting its performance as a non-listed healthcare real […]

McCarthy Building Cos. recently completed the main $300 million inpatient replacement hospital facility at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, Calif. This rendering shows the new plaza and entry.
Rendering courtesy of Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital

Companies: McCarthy finishes Santa Barbara work

$300 MILLION FOURTH PHASE IS PART OF AN OVERALL $700 MILLION REPLACEMENT By John Mugford McCarthy Building Cos. Inc. recently completed the $300 million fourth phase of construction on the $700 million Santa Barbara (Calif.) Cottage Hospital replacement project. The fourth phase, which encompasses the new inpatient hospital, was part of a six-phase replacement construction […]

Inpatient Projects: U. of Mich. plans neuroscience facility

$163 MILLION PROJECT TO REMODEL FORMER CHILDREN’S, WOMEN’S FACILITIES By John Mugford As outpatient facilities become more complex and capable of providing procedures once reserved for hospitals, many hospitals are also becoming more technologically advanced. A case in point is in Ann Arbor, Mich., where the University of Michigan Health System (UMHS) has announced plans […]

A surgery center recently opened inside this new $30 million, 120,000 square
foot MOB on the campus of Indiana University Health Saxony Hospital in Fishers, Ind., a northeast suburb of Indianapolis.
Photo courtesy of Johnson Development

Project Case Study: Indy MOB altered to reflect strategy

JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT CHANGED COURSE OF $30 MILLION FACILITY TO ADD ASC By John Mugford The Indianapolis office of Birmingham, Ala.-based Johnson Development recently completed a surgery center that is part of a previously completed $30 million, 120,000 square foot medical office building (MOB) on the campus of Indiana University Health Saxony Hospital in Fishers, in […]

Jones Lang LaSalle was the program manager for the recently opened, 410- bed Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Photo courtesy of Parkview Health

Companies: JLL-led 410-bed hospital project done

NEW PARKVIEW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HAS OPENED IN FORT WAYNE, IND. By John Mugford There were weather challenges and a labor strike to overcome, but the new Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne, Ind., was completed a month early and was basically $11 million under budget.  The 410-bed hospital project was led by a […]

Inpatient Projects: Oakland hospital plans $425M project

CHILDREN’S NEW REBUILD AND RETROFIT PLAN IS STILL IN CONCEPTUAL STAGE By Brittany Ritchie   Since 2008, Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland has proposed two distinctly different construction plans to meet the state’s seismic safety guidelines for healthcare facilities. The first was quite extensive and called for a $700 million rebuilding of the hospital […]

Duke Realty has acquired five buildings on the TriHealth Bethesda Butler County medical campus in Hamilton, Ohio. This facility, at 3075 Hamilton Mason Rd., is to be expanded by 10,500 square feet to add an emergency department.
Photo courtesy of HAL-PE Associates Engineering Services Inc.

Transactions: Duke Realty buys five MOBs near Cincy

REIT ACQUIRES PORTFOLIO WITH MORE THAN 109,000 S.F. – PLUS ROOM FOR MORE By John Mugford Indianapolis-based Duke Realty Corp. (NYSE: DRE) is on an aggressive path toward bolstering its medical real estate portfolio, both through acquisitions and development. The company added to its more than 4 million square feet of medical real estate holdings […]

The $109 million, three-story, 133,000 square foot Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in the Phoenix suburb of
Gilbert, Ariz., which opened in September, is the latest example of MD Anderson’s strategy of expanding to locations beyond its flagship campus at the Texas Medical Center in Houston.
Rendering courtesy of MD Anderson

Provider Perspective: Off-campus plans grow

OUTPATIENT STRATEGIES ARE A PROVIDER PRIORITY By Murray W. Wolf According to some estimates, 70 percent of healthcare today is still delivered in an inpatient setting. But, some predict that during the next several years, the pendulum will swing to 70 percent of the care being delivered in outpatient locations – and many of those […]

Duke Realty recently started construction on the five-story, 274,000 square foot Fifth Third Faculty Office Building for Wishard Health Services at its future 37-acre, $754 million Eskenazi Health campus in Indianapolis.
Rendering courtesy of Duke Realty

Companies: Duke Realty starts work on Indy FOB

270,000 S.F. FACULTY OFFICE BUILDING WILL ALLOW WISHARD TO CONSOLIDATE By John Mugford Duke Realty (NYSE: DRE) recently started construction on a new office and research building for Wishard Health Services at its future 37-acre, $754 million Eskenazi Health campus in downtown Indianapolis. The five-story, 274,000 square foot Fifth Third Faculty Office Building (FOB) will […]

The Christ Hospital plans to start construction in June for a $265 million expansion and improvement of its main campus in Cincinnati. The project will add a orthopedic facility, parking garage and materials management building.
Rendering courtesy of The Christ Hospital

Inpatient Projects:Cincy hospital plans $265M project

ORTHO FACILITY WILL BE CENTERPIECE OF PROJECT BY THE CHRIST HOSPITAL By John Mugford The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati plans to begin construction this coming summer on a $265 million expansion and improvement at its main campus in the historic district of Mt. Auburn, just north of downtown. According to hospital officials as well as […]

A new 10-story patient tower is planned for the southeast side of the Ruby Memorial and WVU Children’s hospital campus in Morgantown, W.Va. The project, if a CON is approved, would take four years to build.
Rendering courtesy of WVU Health

Inpatient Projects: WVU Hospitals plans $280M tower

WEST VIRGINIA SYSTEM’S 10-STORY PROJECT TO ADD 139 BEDS IN MORGANTOWN By John Mugford WVU Hospitals Inc. in Morgantown, W.Va., proclaims that its mission is to serve all of the state’s residents. In order to better do so, the health system recently proposed a $280 million, 10-story tower on the campus of its Ruby Memorial […]

Pacific Medical Buildings, which is already developing the eight-story, 270,000 square foot Lakeway (Texas) Regional Medical Center, is now adding a $12 million, two-story, 53,000 square foot medical office building to the campus.
Photo courtesy of Pacific Medical Buildings

Outpatient Projects: MOB going up near new Texas hospital

PMB IS INVOLVED IN OUTPATIENT, INPATIENT DEVELOPMENTS ON LAKEWAY CAMPUS By John Mugford Mid-year in 2011, with the anticipated opening of a new hospital in fast-growing Lakeway, Texas, approaching, San Diego-based Pacific Medical Buildings (PMB) found itself having to make significant changes to its plans for a medical office building (MOB) on the campus. By […]

Industry Pulse: February 2012

MALVERN, Pa. – With concern and awareness for concussions on the rise, more of the injuries are being diagnosed than ever before. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in October issued a report indicating that the number of concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) among athletes under the age of 19 increased by […]

The state of Florida recently approved a Certificate of Need for Shands Jacksonville’s planned hospital on the north side of Jacksonville. The hospital campus is expected to include a new medical office building (MOB).
Rendering courtesy of Shands Jacksonville

Inpatient Projects: Florida OKs new $125 million hospital

SHANDS JACKSONVILLE PLANS $125 MILLION HOSPITAL AND MOB NORTH OF CITY By John Mugford More than four years after it first announced plans to build a new hospital in a growing area north of Jacksonville, Fla., the Shands Jacksonville health system recently received the go ahead from the state to proceed with the project. For […]

Provider Perspective: Changes and challenges

HEALTH EXECS DISCUSS REAL ESTATE RESPONSES By John Mugford Ever since the first hospital was built in what would become the United States back in the 1750s, physicians and healthcare administrators have had to adapt and change with the times. Healthcare has always been, and always will be, an industry on the move. However, the […]