Healthcare

Lexington Medical Center and University of South Carolina College of Nursing

Together in partnership, Lexington Medical Center and the University of South Carolina are expanding the university's College of Nursing on the hospital's campus. The 52,000 square foot state-of-the-art nursing facility features a simulation suite and exam rooms, a home health learning center, three skills labs with 16 beds each, flexible classrooms, and academic support spaces. This project is currently under construction.

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Lexington Medical Center Graduate Medical Education Facility

This project is a 45,000 square foot, state-of-the-art medical facility housing Lexington Medical Center's Graduate Medical Education program. The three-story building features patient care clinics with more than 60 exam and procedure rooms, instructional space, offices, and a rooftop terrace. Students in the residency programs will be able to learn and treat patients in this building while obtaining their primary care education.

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Lexington Medical Center Saluda Pointe

Lexington Medical Center Saluda Pointe is an urgent care and imaging center located in Lexington, SC. The 23,000 square foot new construction is a high-tech concept building with complex mechanical and electrical systems. It features multiple ICU and exam rooms, as well as an x-ray and MRI room.

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Prisma Health Raymond P.H. Bynoe, MD Surgical Trauma Unit

The Prisma Health Raymond P.H. Bynoe, MD Surgical Trauma Unit (STICU) will carry on the hospital’s legacy of caring for the most severely injured patients. This center is the most technologically advanced ICU in South Carolina. The new private room, 18-bed STICU has several features designed to promote the healing of its patients including: special tunable lighting to help stabilize patients, modular boom columns in every patient room, infection control design elements, latest technology in ventilators, metabolic carts, bronchoscopy scopes and supply pyxis machines in every room. The new space also features a family area with desks, charging stations, recliners and restrooms. To aid in training of the healthcare team, the facility also has a collaborative work space, eight private workstations, a confectioner room and multimedia simulation room.

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Prisma Health Children’s Hospital

This project includes the renovation of the Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital. This renovation is the home of South Carolina’s FIRST pediatric inpatient rehabilitation program. This is a very exciting and important project for Palmetto Health and the community of Columbia, SC.

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Prisma Health Women’s Care Facility

Located at 1801 Sunset Drive in Columbia, this project consisted of renovation of the first and second floors a new vestibule and canopy. Demolition consisted of removal of wall partitions, doors, interior finishes, and MEP systems required for the new construction. New construction included vestibule, canopy, waiting, reception, toilets, and staff support areas. New construction consisted of new interior partitions, doors, casework, interior finishes, canopy, associated MEP systems, and life safety systems.

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Prisma Health Neuroscience Stepdown ICU

This project was located at the Prisma Health Richland Campus. The project consisted of 9th Floor West Neuroscience ICU renovations, 8th and 9th Floor Plumbing Repairs and ICU Mechanical Renovations. Construction consisted of demolition of existing finish materials, prepping existing surfaces for installation of new finishes; demolition of existing millwork and installation of new millwork, various mechanical, plumbing and electrical work as indicated and installation of new bariatric lifts in nine patient rooms. The finishes include ACT, LVT, VCT, Rubber Base, Vinyl Wallcovering, Paint and Porcelain Tile. Existing patient rooms on the South Side of the West Wing have been reconfigured to act as Critical Care Patient Rooms.

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Prisma Health RAD Room 6

This project consisted of the demolition and renovation related to equipment relocation from Prisma Health Baptist to the Prisma Health Parkridge Campus.

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