MedModularTM, is the iF Design and FastCompany Innovation by Design Award winning answer to the cost constraints and technological disruptions impacting the healthcare industry today. First launched in 2018, MedModularTM is the first modular patient room built entirely offsite in less than 30 days.
Shipped halfway around the world, MedModularTM was also briefly available for purchase directly on Amazon, representing the tech enabled advancements available to the healthcare industry.
MedModularTM is as much a statement as a challenge to the healthcare industry to embrace innovations in construction and real estate to improve the patient experience, improve clinical outcomes and reduce cost.
In concert with Bushwack 7, EIR was hired to lead a transition from traditional construction to the development of a fully modular build with 80% of the overall construction handled offsite.
With over 8000 square feet being built offsite, this boutique building will have a mixed commercial use including ground floor retail and medical office space above.
In addition, with our existing partner Enlighted, 58 Grattan will natively feature Enlighted’s IoT building platform. This will deliver a digital building which will benefit from up to 90% energy savings, 35% savings on materials, and an average of 15% space reduction. 58 Grattan is a calling card to the true meaning of a smart building.
EIR led the entitlement process as well as the design, engineering and modular integration of a main hospital expansion for Good Samaritan Hospital. Intended as a vertical renovation on the existing main campus. The renovation will include an expansion of current psychiatric clinical services offered by Good Samaritan in the support of the California Department of Healthcare services. Targeted goal of 80% of the project to be built offsite.
Approximately 13,000 sqft of greenfield development across two buildings. Arvin clinics intend to provide a combination of behavioral & community health, maternal, and pediatric services to the largely underserved rural community of Arvin, south of Bakersfield. These clinics intend to be built 90% offsite, commissioned, and tested with native digital technologies and sensors to improve patient care and satisfaction. EIR Healthcare was tasked with organizing and leading the design and engineering process as well as the modular manufacturing selection for the client.
These clinics will also natively feature Enlighted’s IoT platform; helping the client exceed California Energy Comission’s Title 24 standards. This will deliver a digital building which will benefit from up to 90% energy savings, 35% savings on materials, and an average of 15% space reduction.
