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Comprehensive Cancer Center

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The new Comprehensive Cancer Center in Chico broke ground in the spring of 2024 and is anticipated to welcome patients in 2026. The 107,000 SF outpatient cancer treatment center will bring new and expanded services to the region, including three linear accelerator vaults and a 56-bay infusion center. Planned services include:

  • Screening Clinics – Breast, Gastrointestinal, Colon, Genitourinary, Prostate, Gynecology, Lung, Skin
  • Education
  • Vaccinations
  • Diagnosis
  • Specialty Services – Breast, Ear/Nose/Throat, Gastrointestinal, Gynecology, Oncology, Pulmonary, Melanoma, Radiology, Pathology
  • Precision Medicine – Genomic Testing, Targeted Treatment Planning, Genetic Testing Treatment
  • Hematology
  • Medical Oncology
  • Radiology Oncology
  • Surgical – Oncology, Breast, Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, Gynecology, Neurology, Orthopedic, Surgical Oncology, Thoracic, Dermatology
  • Interventional Radiology Recovery
  • Integrative Services – Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Massage, Reiki
  • Lymphedema
  • Psychiatry
  • Speech Therapy
  • Psychical Therapy/Occupational Therapy
  • Support Groups
  • Survivorship Clinic

Presbyterian Tower

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The 900,000 SF, 17-story UPMC Presbyterian broke ground June 2022 and is anticipated for completion in fall 2026. The tower will be home to 636 private patient rooms and 12 operating rooms to deliver UPMC’s nationally ranked care in specialties such as transplantation, cardiology/cardiac surgery and neurology/neurosurgery. Nearly one-quarter of the patient rooms will be Intensive Care Units or acuity-adaptable rooms, which will allow patients to transition through their care with continuity of space and staff. The digitally based hospital will revolutionize patient care technology with digital walls to individualize the patient experience through virtual consultations and connection with the outside world.

Guerin Children’s Center

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The Guerin Children’s Center offers specialized care for children in neonatology, gastroenterology, cardiac services, orthopedics and neurology, among other specialties. Propelled by an unprecedented $100 million donation from the Shapell Guerin Family Foundation, the 23,000 SF, 26-bed inpatient and outpatient pediatric program is housed in the Saperstein Critical Care Tower and incorporates both advanced technologies and leading-edge research to serve as a healing destination for children both nationally and internationally.

Mark Goodson Building, First Floor MRI Remodel

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A new MRI suite, including a new 3.0T MRI room and  shelled space for a future MRI, a tech control room, two MRI equipment rooms, a procedure room to accommodate a mobile C-Arm, a stretcher alcove, three dressing rooms, a gowned waiting area and clean supply.

Santa Rosa Regional Hospital

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Sutter Health’s 84-bed Santa Rosa Regional Hospital seamlessly blends advanced technology with modern hospital planning. The hospital includes a diagnostic and treatment block and a patient wing housing private patient rooms to maximize privacy and comfort of patients and their families.

Antelope Valley Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Center

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The 25,000 SF off-campus cancer and resource center offers a full range of diagnostic and treatment services plus space for conferences and events. This medical office building provides Antelope Valley residents with cutting edge technology and convenient access to City of Hope’s renowned level of medical care. Departments include Radiation, Oncology, Infusion, Imaging, CT Scan, MRI, Women’s Ultrasound and Women’s Health.

Roseville Medical Center Emergency Department and Critical Care Unit Expansion

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This 98,400 SF, three-story building connects to the east side of the existing hospital and houses an expanded emergency department, surgery expansion and new ICU units. The first floor is home to a 35-bed emergency department with seven triage rooms and X-Ray. The second floor includes an expansion of the existing surgery department with three catheterization labs, four shelled operating/procedure rooms, sterile storage and 12 intensive care beds. The third floor houses 24 additional intensive care beds.

With the expansion nearing completion at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, speed-to-market became a critical component of the project delivery. Leaning on the project’s Integrated Project Delivery and co-location elements, the design and construction team was able to deliver the project one month ahead of schedule, allowing the facility to meet the unprecedented patient surge that immediately followed.

Santa Ana College, Health Sciences Building

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The three-story Health Sciences Building houses a multitude of healthcare-related educational programs – including emergency medical technician (EMT), pharmacy technology, physical and occupational studies, nursing and medical assistant – all supported through general classrooms, simulation spaces and support spaces, including a library, offices, computer labs, study areas and meeting rooms.

Students will have the opportunity to practice real-world healthcare scenarios by interacting with legitimate medical equipment in simulated spaces that are equipped to mirror typical healthcare settings: a fully functioning ambulance simulator with high-tech mannequins in the EMT program, an IV prep and anteroom outfitted with a fume hood plus inpatient and outpatient pharmacy counters, a clean room and storage in the pharmacy technology lab, washers, dryers, kitchen sinks and ceiling-hung swings to simulate reacclimating to home life in the physical and occupational studies lab, and 20 hospital-grade patient beds with headwalls, exam rooms and front office space in the medical assistant lab.

Four nursing simulation labs, including one NICU, are equipped with high-tech mannequins, cameras/video displays to simulate medical scenarios, control rooms, and observation/debrief rooms for educators to observe and provide feedback to students.