Outpatient Clinical Center at Needham/Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts by JACA Architects

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JACA Architects was selected by Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital of Needham, Massachusetts, in December 2017 to design the 37,000-square-foot new outpatient clinical center with a $29 million project budget. JACA’s familiarity with the campus, staff, and regulatory processes of BID-Needham, from the several other projects they have completed for the hospital, helped them stand out from other firms.

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• Architects: JACA Architects
• Project: Outpatient Clinical Center at Needham/Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital
• Location: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

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The outpatient center broke ground in November 2018 and started seeing patients on May 6, 2019. The new building helps retain existing providers and attract new providers to deliver continuous high-quality care for the community within their own backyard.

Image Courtesy © JACA Architects

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This new center allows clinical practices, which were previously located offsite, to come back onto the main campus. There is an Orthopedic Suite with two new diagnostic x-rays and an occupational therapy room. These allows patients to receive a full range of care for their orthopedic needs all in one location and enhance the communication between the orthopedic providers. The center also has a conference center, cardiology floor with advanced specialty care, and a digestive health floor with three endoscopy procedure rooms.

Image Courtesy © JACA Architects

Image Courtesy © JACA Architects

Image Courtesy © JACA Architects

Tags: Massachusetts, USA

Categories: Building, Center, Clinic, Hospital

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