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Cancer care delivery strategies focus on providing more comprehensive services under one roof, inspiring new layouts and approaches for treatment spaces to simplify diagnostic and treatment services. There is also a growing interest in choosing vital materials, strategies, and access to the outdoors to further support patients as well as staff and family members who support the patient in their care journey. Below, find recent coverage of Cancer Center projects and planning and design strategies. For more, explore below Cancer care projects A section of the HCDmagazine.com website.
Better Use: The David H. Koch Cancer Care Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering
The David H. Koch Cancer Care Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan has created the patient, caregiver, and staff experience through design.
Improving the cancer care journey
Understanding a patient’s experience of care is the first step in designing a better facility.
First look: Rutgers Cancer Institute of the New Jersey Cancer Wing
The 510,000-square-foot cancer treatment and research facility will expand service offerings to people who live in New Jersey, a state with one of the highest rates of cancer in the nation.
Photo Tour: Samuel Ocean Cancer Center at Cedar Sinai
The relocation and expansion of the Cancer Center was directed at creating a calming environment that creates a sense of community in patients.
While the idea of building a new hospital may be tempting, upgrading an existing facility can be a smarter and cost-effective option.
Photo tour: Solinsky Cancer Center
The 22,000 square foot facility provides a relaxing environment that augments cancer services at Elliot Health System.
Photo Tour: Providence Newberg Medical Square
The three-story, 64,000-square-foot clinic maintains the Providence Health & Services brand to date.
Award of Merit 2020: A Trend Finder
The David H. Koch Cancer Care Center at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center integrates compassionate design and technology to provide comprehensive cancer care for the future.
Strengthening the communication network
Healthcare design It showcases recent cancer care projects that have redefined layouts and treatment spaces that support the concept of providing more comprehensive services under one roof.
A nine-year collaboration between Memorial Sloan Kettering’s Suzen Heeley and Mary Frazier of EwingCole challenges traditional healthcare solutions to deliver superior cancer center design.
Fuel for Change at the Innova Shar Cancer Institute
Innova Fairfax has transformed an episodic real estate opportunity into an opportunity to transform cancer services into a holistic model for multidisciplinary care.
Great Minds in Product Design: D-Anna Borders
Healthcare design He interviewed four of the leading product designers who highlighted the healthcare challenges they are working on and the inspiration that drives them. Here, de Anna Borders of the Mohawk group shares her story.
