Government Healthcare - Modular Building Applications
In the U.S. and abroad, military medical clinics deliver critical healthcare to our service men and women as well as their families. When medical facilities must be established rapidly and within budget, government agencies often turn to modular construction because it affords a shorter time to occupancy and significant financial benefits over the life of the building.
Whether you need a small dental clinic or a large state-of-the-art multi-story hospital, modular construction is the ideal building solution.
Williams Scotsman’s Concurrent Construction™ approach affords the flexibility to build a wide range of government healthcare applications with various design options:
- Dental clinics
- Dental chairs all with exterior window views
- Conference lounge
- Central X-ray room
- Sterilization rooms
- Administrative office space
- Waiting area
- Restrooms
- Lockers
- Lab
- Physical therapy/rehabilitation centers
- Clinical examination area
- Administrative offices
- Waiting area
- Private patient treatment area
- Main rehabilitation area complete with exercise equipment
- Medical facilities
- Practitioner offices
- Exam rooms
- Mental health counseling areas
- Pharmacy
- Restrooms
- Patient restroom/locker rooms
- Staff restroom/locker rooms
- Waiting area
- Hospitals
- Registration area
- Waiting rooms
- Examination rooms
- Surgical suites
- Diagnostic suites
- Patient rooms or transitional living suites
- Nurses stations
- Pharmacy
- Cafeteria
- Occupational/Physical Therapy room
Learn more about our work in this area from the following government healthcare case studies:
National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland
South Cameron Memorial Hospital, Cameron, Louisiana
Williams Scotsman’s modular space solutions are available under the General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule contract for prefabricated buildings and structures (GS-07F-0257M).