Indiana University Health Simon Cancer Center
Equipment Planning
This project was an addition to the existing University Hospital and the Outpatient Cancer Pavilion. The expansion included a 28-bed ICU unit, a 22-station Infusion Area and an addition/expansion of the existing clinical/ outpatient cancer services.
Cripe was contracted to assist the Owner with Owner’s Project Management Services along with Owner’s Technical Representative Services. Indiana University Health also contracted Cripe to monitor and coordinate the procurement and placement of furniture, fixtures and equipment for the entire project.
Project Location
Services
The project was located on the IUPUI campus adjacent to the existing Indiana University Hospital. The Indiana University School of Medicine partnered with Indiana University Health to provide expertise and research services.
“Cripe has an exceptional ability to decipher the clinician’s need, in conjunction with a lean workflow, all while maintaining fiscal responsibility to the projects budget.”
– Renee Smith, Senior Project Manager
Johnson Memorial Health, after a thoughtful master planning process, determined that a significant expansion of their existing campus was necessary to meet the growing demands of the health and wellness market over the next 20 years.
Johnson Memorial Health’s goals included a significant enhancement of patient experience in support of their servgice goals and design to place the institution in the forefront of health care in south central Indiana.
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Completion Date
Services
Budget
Cripe was retained to provide survey services as well as architecture and civil engineering to support a complex design process in concert with an experienced construction project consultant.
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