Southfield, Mich.-based Barton Malow broke ground last month on a 200-bed, $224 million hospital at St. John Health's Providence Park campus in Novi, Mich. Designed by Seattle-based architect NBBJ, the facility will incorporate acuity-adaptable rooms that will allow patients to remain in one room throughout their stay, whether they're receiving intensive care, step-down, observation, or acute care. The hospital will also feature an emergency department designed to function as a level 1 trauma center, a dedicated pediatric unit, a neuroscience institute, an ear institute, and a women's services area. It is the first new hospital to be built in southeast Michigan in more than 20 years. The facility is scheduled to open in August 2008.
Southeast Michigan Finally Gets a New Hospital
This article first appeared in the 200602
issue of BD+C.
