Brunswick, ME – Wright-Ryan Construction and Gawron-Turgeon Architects, of Maine, and JHR Development, of Massachusetts, collaborated to build the Mid-Coast Medical Group offices in Brunswick Station. As part of one of the largest providers of care in the area, Mid-Coast Hospital expanded its services to include a walk-in clinic for non-emergency care and adult primary care offices. Spanning over 10,000sf, the offices include on-site laboratory space, x-ray services and multiple exam rooms.
Wright-Ryan began with an extensive preconstruction and planning process. It was critical to coordinate owner furnished equipment, teledata and technology, and building requirements along with the needs of the nurses and doctors. One of the challenges to this project was the x-ray room.
“The preconstruction process proved invaluable in streamlining construction to assure client needs were met,” said Tom Carey, Wright-Ryan’s project manager. “Due to our concentrated efforts in the planning process we were able to determine the best way to have the x-ray equipment fit into the space without encountering any potential structural issues.”
The new facility is expected to serve over 10,000 people per year. The new offices will allow Mid-Coast, recognized consistently for earning high-marks in quality, patient safety, and clinical experience, to continue providing exceptional healthcare solutions.
The offices are a key part of Brunswick Station, a mixed-use development featuring retail and office space, a New England style Inn, and residential condominiums.
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