News: Northern New England

PC completes upgrades to University of Vermont Medical Center Emergency Department

Burlington, VT The PC Construction team wrapped up a 3,000 s/f renovation to the existing Emergency Department at the University of Vermont Medical Center (UVMMC). The goal of the project was to construct a dedicated pediatric space within the Emergency Department and incorporate significant upgrades to maximize patient comfort and enhance staff amenities.

PC built five new whimsically-themed pediatric examination rooms and a secured waiting space dedicated to pediatric patients. Also completed were updates to the team station and major renovations to the existing patient check-in area and security office.

The project was completed in the midst of ongoing operations at Vermont’s largest and busiest medical center. PC coordinated all efforts to eliminate potential disruptions to patient care, including comprehensive wayfinding, sequencing of loud activities during off-hours and temporarily relocating several staff offices. PC also worked with the providers to coordinate partial hallway shutdowns to allow uninterrupted day-to-day activities.

This multi-phase project enhances UVM Medical Center’s emergency pediatric care by providing an inviting, comfortable environment in a segregated area tailored to caring for the region’s youngest patients.

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