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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 17, 2008
Payette completes new clinical addition at Wing Memorial Medical Center
Payette has completed a new clinical care addition to Wing Memorial Medical Center.
Wing Memorial is a community-based hospital serving residents of the Quaboag Hills and Pioneer Valley and is a member of University of Mass. Memorial Health Care, a nationally recognized academic healthcare system.
The phased project is part of a facilities master plan for the hospital that calls for the migration of key clinical programs into the new addition. The first floor includes three operating suites for general surgery, two endoscopy/minor procedure rooms and a 16-bay peri-operative unit. For staff and department efficiency, inpatient care beds are consolidated on the second floor. There is a six private bed special care unit and a 40-bed medical/surgical unit with half private rooms and the remaining semi-private.
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