Quinte Health – Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital Site Redevelopment Project

Key features will include:

• 23 inpatient beds
• 24/7 emergency department
• Acute inpatient unit supported by physicians within the Prince Edward Family Health Team
• Inpatient pharmacy
• Satellite hemodialysis unit
• Ambulatory care including clinics, medical day care, procedure rooms and medical device reprocessing
• Diagnostic imaging including x-ray, ultrasound, mammography and cardio-diagnostics
• Central laboratory
• Efficient access to other Quinte Health hospitals, secondary care in Belleville and tertiary care in Kingston
• New helipad

The design of the hospital will incorporate natural light in the atrium, energy-efficient windows throughout and sustainable materials wherever possible. The new PECMH will also be the first acute care hospital in North America with an all mass timber structure, setting an industry precedent for healthcare design. Mass timber is a sustainable, engineered, wood-based structural building material that sequesters carbon, unlike emission-intensive conventional structural materials, such as steel and concrete. By integrating sustainable building practices with advanced medical technology, the new hospital aims to reduce its carbon footprint and optimize energy use.

The Quinte Health – PECMH Site Redevelopment project is being delivered using a Design-Bid-Build (DBB) model. Key features of a DBB model include increased owner control over the Project, as well as a high level of flexibility to respond to changing conditions and concerns.

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