PATIENT FIRST APPROACH

Healthcare

Patient Care, Safety and Durability

The requirements of medical buildings and hospitals nationwide continue to get more complex, requiring deeper levels of specific expertise. We provide an even greater commitment to collaboration and teamwork in our healthcare construction projects. The healthcare industry has evolved significantly in recent years, with more of a focus on services that keep patients healthy. Our extensive expertise in this industry means we’re always on top of the latest healthcare trends. This allows our team to work with design teams and healthcare providers to ensure your facilities are well prepared to grow with the industry over the coming years.

Healthcare Construction Types

Hospital buildings
Outpatient clinics
Surgery centers
Physician’s offices.
Specialty Care Facilities

Redwood Difference

Transparent ‘Open Book’ Pricing + Trust = Value Added

Communication + Responsiveness = No Surprises

Experience + Dedication = On Time Delivery

Delivery Methods:

Guarantee Maximum Price • Lump Sum • Design Build • Design Assist

Healthcare Construction Expertise You Can Rely On

Renovating occupied hospitals and healthcare facilities can be challenging as construction activities may disrupt the optimal functioning of an organization. At Redwood, we understand what makes a successful project happen. Communication. Quality. Trust. But most importantly, staff, patient and worker safety.

Preliminary investigation/inspection of the site before construction or demolition begins.
Develop an interim life safety plan that meets the needs of the facility.
Emergency egress - Designated area for safe assembly - Existing/future wall ratings - Temporary partition locations/ratings - Staff training
Understand the infection control/ risk assessment requirements and ensure they are met.
Air monitoring — Pressure monitoring — Containment and transport of construction materials — Identify access outside the construction area — HEPA — Project phasing — Dust control mats at entrances/exits — Locations and types of proposed barriers and barricades — Isolation and protection of HVAC systems — Ante room layout — Maintain negative pressure — Personal protection equipment — Daily Documentation
Ensure that utility shutdowns and switch overs are properly planned and clearly communicated.
Provide proper project closeout documentation.
Certificate of Occupancy (Temp Certificate of Occupancy) — Compliance letters — Flame spread and smoke development test information for finishes — Fire and smoke damper installation/documentation — Electrical ground resistance test — Medical gas certification and test reports — Domestic water certification — Fire stopping product information — Mechanical test and balance reports