Healthcare Looks to Modular Construction for Faster, Specialized Building

Millions of previously uninsured Americans now receive healthcare benefits, creating an urgent need for new medical facilities. As healthcare administrators search for space solutions to improve patient care and profitability, here are some healthcare facilities that have already capitalized on the benefits of modular to see more patients sooner.

Bridgeport Hospital

Bridgeport Hospital Modular Would Care CenterHospital administrators and staff wanted to add a Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy facility as an extension of the existing facility. And the hyperbaric chamber needed to accommodate 12 people, rather than the traditional one person.

This highly specialized modular facility started welcoming new patients in Continue reading

ModSpace Helps Rebuilding After the Storms

temporary portable buildings for disaster reliefMarch is Red Cross month. And while it may be more than half over, the scars recently left by tornadoes across the Midwest and Southeast will last for years. These tragic events serve as a stark reminder about the value of the Red Cross and their ability to respond quickly after a disaster.

ModSpace is a proud sponsor of this Red Cross because, like them, we respond quickly in the wake of natural disasters to help emergency responders and communities recover quickly.

The recent tornadoes are no exception. Continue reading

30 Days in 60 Seconds Time Lapse Video

Time is money. Modular is faster.

This 60-second time-lapse video shows 30 days fly by as ModSpace installs a new modular building designed specifically for digital imaging at Southern Ocean Medical Center in Manahawkin, New Jersey. Offsite construction combined with minimal onsite preparation allowed the hospital to continue normal day-to-day operations with minimal patient disturbance. And by cutting their construction time to just 30 days, the Southern Ocean Medical Center was able to see more patients and start generating revenue sooner than if they had used traditional building methods.

The facility, designed, installed and finished to match the existing hospital, begs the question, “This is modular?”

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