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Construction UPDATE<br />

In this article I want to update you on five construction projects<br />

that are in various phases of completion.<br />

Ron McArthur, CEO – <strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Healthcare</strong><br />

Gift Shop and Café Expansion Project<br />

- The Volunteer Gift Shop and Café<br />

were recently expanded. The Café was<br />

expanded to allow for the freezer and<br />

refrigerator to be accessible from the<br />

Café. A Sewing Room was added to the<br />

back of the Café along with a Storage<br />

Room. The Gift Shop was expanded to<br />

provide office space for the Director of<br />

Volunteers. This project also included<br />

new flooring, tables and chairs and has<br />

been completed.<br />

Surgical Services Waiting and<br />

Consultation Rooms – The Waiting<br />

Room across from the Registration<br />

Office is being enclosed to provide<br />

a dedicated Surgical Waiting Room<br />

for families along with two enclosed<br />

Consultation Rooms. This project will<br />

be completed by the end of July.<br />

Wound Care/Physical Therapy/Women’s<br />

Imaging Project – The space between<br />

the Atrium and the hallway outside<br />

the Cafeteria is being remodeled to<br />

provide a new Wound Care Center,<br />

a new Physical Therapy Department<br />

and a new Women’s Imaging Center.<br />

The Women’s Imaging Center will<br />

include mammography, ultrasound<br />

and bone densitometry. The Wound<br />

Care Center will house two hyperbaric<br />

oxygen chambers and will be the<br />

first of its kind in rural Arizona. This<br />

project is scheduled to be completed in<br />

November.<br />

Emergency Room Renovation/<br />

Expansion Project - The Emergency<br />

Room is being expanded from 10,000<br />

to 18,000 square feet. The number of<br />

treatment rooms is being increased from<br />

15 cubicles to 31 enclosed treatment<br />

rooms. The expansion also includes<br />

the addition of 5 fast track rooms and<br />

6 observation rooms. Phase I of the<br />

remodeling project has been completed.<br />

ER staff moved into the new space<br />

during the 2 nd week of June. Phase II,<br />

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which consists of remodeling the former<br />

ER space, is in process and is scheduled<br />

to be completed in December.<br />

Surgical Department Expansion Project<br />

– The Surgical Services department is<br />

being expanded to accommodate the<br />

addition of three Vascular/Cath Labs,<br />

new Central Sterile and remodeling<br />

of some existing space. The dirt<br />

work for this expansion project has<br />

been completed and footings are in<br />

the process of being poured. Phase I<br />

(new construction) is scheduled to be<br />

completed in April 2013. Phase II,<br />

which consists of remodeling some<br />

of the existing space, is scheduled for<br />

completion in August 2013.<br />

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These projects will complement the<br />

construction of the Patient Tower, which<br />

was completed in 2008, will provide for<br />

a number of new services and will update<br />

and modernize several departments. We<br />

continue to grow to meet the needs of the<br />

communities that we serve with our overall<br />

goal of keeping healthcare on the Mountain.<br />

Please thank our Governing Board<br />

members for their support in approving<br />

these construction projects.<br />

With warmest regards,<br />

Ron McArthur, CEO<br />

<strong>Summit</strong> <strong>Healthcare</strong><br />

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