Amy Eagle

Microhospitals serve as a middle ground between ambulatory and tertiary facilities.

Microhospitals are held to same standards as licensed acute care facilities despite their smaller sizes.

Health systems can connect with patients through consistent design themes and accessible locations.

How architectural features can make hospitals safer and more inviting for patients.

Health care facilities' spaces offer relief for people with long-term and critical illnesses.

More and more, health care organizations are looking to clinicians for recommendations on designing innovative spaces for work and for patients.

Four directors and CEOs connected to major health systems discuss why they continue to consolidate services

Two new pediatric facilities demonstrate the variety of approaches designers can take to engage patients in pediatric facilities.

When wait times go down and throughput speeds up, quality of care, work efficiency and even patient volumes benefit.

To further the organization’s care model, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia has engaged in more than $2 billion worth of facility design and construction at its main campus and suburban locations in the past four years.