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Sustainable Modular Case Studies / Healthcare
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SMM Builds the Lady of the Sea Hospital
Sustainable Modular Management (SMM) provided the Lady of the Sea’s Temporary Hospital, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2023. The Temporary hospital is being built between West 134th Street and West 134th Place in Galliano, specifically between the Lady of the Sea Medical Clinic in Cut Off and the existing hospital building. “This temporary hospital will bridge the gap of inpatient services while we continue to work toward building the new permanent hospital,” said Lloyd Guidry, Jr., Pharm.D., CEO of Lady of the Sea General Hospital.
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Inspira Oncology Center – Woodbury, NJ
The Inspira Medical Center was in need of a new oncology center in Woodbury, New Jersey to serve as a comfortable environment for patients receiving radiation treatment. The medical group wanted a high-quality building with pleasing aesthetics to enhance the patient experience as well as house state-of-the-art medical equipment.
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SMM Provides Expedited Army Medical Center
The Fort Lewis-Madigan Army Medical Center was in need of a new Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES) facility to be completed quickly. To expedite the process SMM partnered with Fort Lewis-Madigan AMC to design, deliver and install a 30,870-square-foot modular complex comprised of 36 14’ x 62’ modular units.
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SMM Transports Temporary Medical Facility to Hawaii
The Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH) at Kaneohe Bay, HI needed a temporary medical facility to support the 3rd Marine Regiment, 12th Marines, and 3rd Radio Battalion. This facility would provide primary clinical needs for the active duty Marines stationed at MCBH until a permanent Marine Corps Medical Home facility could be constructed.
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Modular Wound Care Center Serves Patients with Chronic Wounds
The Doctors Hospital in Laredo, TX (DHL) wanted to expand its range of services for patients suffering from chronic or nonhealing wounds. These services were desperately needed along the border region. For a timely and cost effective solution, DHL selected SMM to build the wound care center.