This new 31,100 SF ambulatory center has diagnostic imaging, emergency treatment, laboratory, pharmacy, community education, registration and administrative areas. The facility also features 11,900 SF of medical office space and has ample parking for 200+ vehicles. The site and new facility are designed to accommodate proposed future expansion plans that will result in a 50-bed hospital.

The plumbing systems, in addition to the standard distribution systems, require a water softener and a deionized production system for the laboratory. Medical gases include an oxygen tank farm, medical air compressor and vacuum pump. In addition, an underground fuel oil storage tank with leak monitoring and transfer pumps provides the generator and boiler back-up fuel.

An electrical room separated from the emergency power equipment houses the new electrical switchgear. The back-up power system is a series of automatic transfer switches and an exterior generator within a sound attenuating housing using fuel oil as the combustion source. The generator is being relocated from another facility within the healthcare system. Low voltage systems include technology systems, nurse call, fire alarm and others.