Scope of Work
MICU demolition, retrofit, critical care upgrades, infection control.
Project Overview
At Elmhurst Hospital, our team completed the demolition and full retrofit of a Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) room to help the hospital expand its capacity for high-acuity care. This project required a high level of coordination due to its proximity to other operational critical care areas.
We began by carefully demolishing the existing infrastructure, including outdated headwalls, ceiling systems, and casework. Infection control barriers and HEPA filtration systems were installed to isolate the work area and maintain sterile conditions.
The retrofit included new critical care headwalls, updated MEP systems capable of supporting continuous life-support equipment, and enhanced patient monitoring systems. Seamless, hospital-grade finishes were installed, including antimicrobial surfaces and negative air pressure capabilities for infection isolation. The completed MICU room now meets current best practices for intensive care delivery and infection prevention.
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