This healthcare facility is currently housed in five separate buildings on the university campus.  The buildings range in age from four to sixty years old.  Hospital administrators have embarked on a massive, ten-year project to replace the outdated buildings with new construction.  The medical center will remain open and fully operational during the complex project.  The new facility will include a Children’s Hospital, Cancer Center, and Gill Heart Hospital.

LifeStructures Technology Planning is involved in planning and implementation of medical technology equipment for the entire facility.  We are analyzing which equipment to relocate, what should be retired, and what needs to be replaced.  We are working closely with architects, engineers and contractors to ensure that the equipment will fit properly in place and have the necessary power/plumbing/gas lines available. 

Greater Lafayette Health Services
Lafayette, Indiana
Home Hospital and St. Elizabeth Medical Center are being consolidated into one new full-service hospital.  LifeStructures Technology Planning is conducting a comprehensive equipment inventory and analysis to determine what existing medical technology can be incorporated into the new facility and what new equipment will need to be purchased.

Deaconess Gateway Hospital
Evansville, Indiana
This healthcare provider is creating a sister hospital in a nearby town.  LifeStructures Technology Planning has been hired to standardize medical technology between the two facilities.

Blackford Community Hospital
Hartford City, Indiana
This hospital is introducing a new facility to serve patients in another area of town.  LifeStructures Technology Planning is working with physicians and administrators to make sure medical technology in the new hospital works seamlessly with equipment in the parent hospital.

Schneck Medical Center
Seymour, Indiana
This facility has outgrown its current home and needs new radiology and emergency areas, among other facilities.  LifeStructures Technology Planning is conducting a thorough technology assessment to determine what medical equipment should be moved to the new facility, what should be retired, and what new purchases need to be made.