Medical Construction & Design

Looking beyond the traditional clinic

Health services are branching out to alternative sites


No longer restricted to the brick-and-mortar setting of a traditional clinic building, healthcare services are going where the patients are — in the workplace, the retail store, the community hub and the home, according to an article on the Medical Construction & Design website.

The change is being driven in part by new communication and medical technology, new healthcare delivery methods, new market demands and a new focus on preventive care, the article said.

Some examples of the outmigration of care are:

• Self-service healthcare

Many healthcare organizations providing interactive online assessments that monitor health conditions. 

• Wellness centers

The idea is to promote healthy lifestyles, healthy eating habits and healthy behavior through a continuum of care. 

• Employee health centers

Companies are offering health and fitness options in the workplace. 

Read the article.

 



August 19, 2014


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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