Gulf Coast Medical Center Skilled Nursing Unit Offers Homelike Approach to Patients
Stevens Construction has completed construction of a 57,000-square-foot, post-acute care skilled nursing unit for Lee Health, located in Fort Myers, Florida.
Developed by Aquila Healthcare Development, Lee Health is leasing the three-story, 75-bed medical facility, which provides post-acute services for patients needing short-term medical recovery and rehabilitation after their hospital stays.
With architectural services provided by Studio+, the Gulf Coast Medical Center Skilled Nursing Unit is designed with a homelike approach with three separate units, each housing an open-concept living room, kitchen, nurse station and 25 private patient beds with convenient access to the occupational and physical therapy rooms.
The Skilled Nursing Unit features a 3,000-square-foot therapy gym incorporating the latest technology and equipment, and a wellness garden with lush landscaping and herb planting stations.
Posted February 11, 2019
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