Stanford Health Care has commenced a $1.2bn renovation project to rebuild certain parts of the Stanford Hospital complex located at 300 Pasteur Drive in Palo Alto, California, US.
The six-year project is intended to bolster facilities for patient care and will see complete renewal of the facility. The Stanford Hospital complex will remain open during the project.
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Stanford Health aims to achieve more connectivity with the inpatient hospital building that opened last year at 500 Pasteur Drive.
The new project includes a dedicated cancer centre and two new four-storey building extensions that will house 58 private patient rooms. It will also see renovation of 21 operating and procedure rooms with advanced medical technology.
As part of the renovation, a paediatric emergency department will also be redesigned.
Stanford Health Care facilities, services and planning vice-president Helen Wilmot said: “The hospital redesign will enhance the experience for both patients and staff.
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By GlobalData“The hospital at 300 Pasteur Drive continues to provide a significant portion of the care for patients at Stanford. The building complex will stand tall as a worthy partner to the new hospital for patient care delivery in the decades ahead.”
The rebuild project will increase pre- and post-surgery bays from 36 to 72, as well as establish a 30-bed inpatient psychiatric unit. Meanwhile, atrium on the first floor will be upgraded to include family spaces and amenities.
All patient rooms will be made private, except a few in the in-patient psychiatry unit. Construction activities have commenced in front and in the back of the complex, noted Stanford Health.
