Treating the Emergency Department Emergency

Nearly 3 out of 4 Emergency Departments exceed their designed capacity, with 1 in 3 reporting the issue as "critical" in high-population states. Yet the remedies hospitals employ to treat this problem is less than optimal. 38% use hall beds (temporary beds in hallways) to handle the overflow and 29% use "surge tents" (temporary structures).

Unfortunately, conventional, site-built construction to expand capacity can take years while introducing detours, safety hazards, dust, and noise + infection control challenges. The good news? Off-site modular construction offers a powerful remedy for these and other issues.   

Join us to see how an Emergency Department expansion built off-site in a controlled, factory-environment can enable your hospital to start treating patients months and months sooner, with dramatically less operational and site impact.