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Enhancing the Patient Experience: Design Drivers for Urban Hospital Ambulatory Care HEALTHCARE DESIGN 11 Nashville, TN Tim Gramann CEO, GHA James Harrell, FAIA, FACHA GBBN Architects, Inc 1 TriHealth Cincinnati, Ohio  Two acute-care hospitals with nearly 900 beds  Good Samaritan (GSH) has the highest market share in TriHealth’s four-county care, and Bethesda North (BNH) is #3  Over 10,500 births per year  GSH is #1 in Ohio; BNH is #7  One of the largest robotic     surgery programs in the U.S. Over 50 outpatient service locations Over 250 employed physicians Over 1,700 physicians on medical staff Over 10,000 employees 2 MAP 3 GROUP HEALTH ASSOCIATES (GHA)  Founded 1974 with 3         physicians 135 physician today Medical Center Model vs. MOB Primary Care and 18 specialties working collaboratively Connected with the Epic EMR Integrated ancillaries on site Coordinated scheduling to maximize convenience Centralized practice management Acquired by TriHealth in 2005 4 DRIVERS FOR A NEW FACILITY  Flagship in shambles  Emergence from hospital to healthcare system  Support growth of hospital based specialties 5 DRIVERS FOR A NEW FACILITY 65,000 SF Flagship in Shambles  50 years old  Build as a concrete structure motel  Extremely high operating costs  No room for growth  Inconsistent with group & system aspirations  Inadequate parking and vehicle drop-off area 6 1977 Lincoln Continental 7 And Mom Wonders why I don’t Bring my Friends Over… 8 DRIVERS FOR A NEW FACILITY Emergence from Hospital to Healthcare System  Support programs of care that cross hospital & practice settings - Skin Cancer Center - Sinus Center - Weight Center  Reduction in Duplicate Services - mammography, dexascan - outpatient pharmacy - physical therapy  Greater integration with hospital based resources - radiologists & PACs 9 DRIVERS FOR A NEW FACILITY Support Growth of Hospital based Specialties  Dermatology  Otolaryngologist  Sinus surgeon  GI General  GI ESRP Fellow  Minimally Invasive Bariatric Surgeon  Colorectal Surgeon  Oncology Surgeon  Breast Surgeon  Orthopedic Surgeon (x2)  Procedural Physiatrist 10 DESIGN CHALLENGES Urban Hospital Campus Ambulatory Facility  Separate yet Connected Building Identity  Convenient interior vehicle drop-off, parking     and seamless entry Security & privacy A ‘sense of arrival’ Intuitive patient flow Branding entry points of complementary specialties 11 DESIGN CHALLENGES Urban Hospital Campus Ambulatory Facility  Planning for the immediate while preparing for the future  Balancing vision and reality  Incorporation of a care team module suite 12 DESIGNING THE PATIENT CARE SUITE Standardization  Exam Room Design  Arrangement - permits flexibility in practice patterns.  Team Approach - afford patients a more comprehensive care. 13 DESIGNING THE PATIENT CARE SUITE 14 PATIENTS / FAMILIES WANT QUICK AND CONVENIENT SERVICE CLARITY OF ORGANIZATION PARK CLOSE TO DOOR 15 URBAN CAMPUS ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE DIAGNOSTICS SAFETY NET OF HOSPITAL SERVICES CONVENIENCE FOR PHYSICIANS 16 URBAN CAMPUS COMPLEXITY MULTIPLE ACCESS POINTS MULTIPLE TRANSPORTATION CHOICES 17 DESIGN GOALS  Optimizing Patient Convenience  Clarify Entrance Choices  Rapid Check-in  Welcoming, Hospitality-type Environment  Positive Distractions  Coffee Shop  Access to Nature  Access to Artwork 18 DESIGN GOALS  Immediate Access to Ancillary Services Imaging  Laboratory  Pharmacy  Physical Therapy  Optometry  Hospital Services  19 20 21 22 23 24 25 PLANNING MODULE 26 STANDARDIZED MA STATIONS STANDARDIZED EXAM ROOMS 105 sf STANDARDIZED TWOPHYSICIAN OFFICES 27 RECEPTION WAITING PLANNING MODULES RECEPTION WAITING PLANNING MODULES 28 PLANNING MODULE 12 EXAM ROOMS 29 SEVENTH FLOOR 30 31 EIGHTH FLOOR 32 CLINIC RECEPTION REGISTRATION KIOSKS 33 CLINIC WAITING HOSPITALITY SEATING 34 35 SIXTH FLOOR 36 SIXTH FLOOR 37 SIXTH FLOOR 38 MED-MALL PHYSICAL THERAPY OPTOMETRY GALLERY GARAGE ELEVATORS PHARMACY CHECK -IN CLINIC ELEVATORS COFFEE SHOP 39 MED-MALL CLINIC ELEVATORS 40 MED-MALL REGISTRATION KIOSKS GALLERY 41 MED-MALL COFFEE SHOP 42 HOSPITAL MAIN ENTRY HOSPITAL GARAGE ENTRY & EXIT GHA ENTRY BUS STOP 43 GARAGE ENTRY 44 GHA GRADE ENTRY PEDESTRIAN ENTRY AUTOMOBILE ENTRY 45 47 48 DESIGN GOALS  Optimizing Patient Convenience  Clarify Entrance Choices  Rapid Check-in  Welcoming, Hospitality-type Environment  Positive Distractions  Immediate Access to Ancillary Services 49 THANK YOU Tim Gramann CEO, GHA James Harrell, FAIA, FACHA GBBN Architects, Inc 50