The Fountain Valley Regional Hospital required a custom portable hyperbaric chamber module to create extra space for the growing hospital. The modular medical building matches the look of the hospital’s exterior. In addition to holding two portable hyperbaric chambers, the interior comprises one ADA-compliant restroom and a technician’s office. The prefab hospital building conforms to industry air quality standards for housing a hyperbaric oxygen chamber without requiring renovations to the hospital. The cost of this modular healthcare building is a third of the cost of a stick-built building at the same location, and, thanks to its small size, it is easy to relocate and cost effective as the hospital continues to grow and expand.

Our client needed an energy-efficient prefabricated modular health clinic that could support future expansion. This 2,884-square-foot modular medical office building features a ribbon of windows wrapping around the building and a collection of irregular-sized stucco-covered modules arranged in an offset layout. We designed the modular medical office to minimize steps and to maximize interaction between the various activities in a doctor’s office. The sidewalls and ceilings are fully insulated, and the energy-efficient E-glass windows reduce both heat exchange and UV damage to interior surfaces. Our customer was pleased, and the modular medical clinic was ready to be occupied in under 80 days.

We completed this modular medical building in just 90 days and saved our client around 65% of the cost of traditional construction. The custom 2,880-square-foot modular veterinary clinic features a perimeter frame with steel floor joists. The double-layered T&G plywood applied directly to the frame provides heavy-duty weight capacity for hefty medical equipment. Also, the corner quoins add depth and contrast to the split-faced block foundation, and custom metal roofing provides the portable medical clinic with a pitched roof look. Adding to the homey appearance of this modular medical clinic’s interior are earth-tone wall finishes, custom cabinetry and ceramic tile throughout the building.

This 4,032-square-foot medical modular building was completed and ready for our client in just 30 days. The portable medical clinic has a unique entry formed by offset modules that create a covered entry with columns and glass block windows on each side of the double storefront entry. Parapet walls give added height to the stucco exterior facade, and on the interior, ceilings extend to 9 feet, giving off an air of spaciousness. The horseshoe hallway provides private space for staff and functions as a private entrance to doctors’ offices.

This 3,696-square-foot women’s health and prenatal center proved to be the answer to the Latrobe Area Hospital’s looming space problems. The hospital needed a modular healthcare facility as soon as possible, and we were more than happy to help. The modular medical building was conveniently constructed just across the street in a previously vacant lot. The medical modular building's unique design allowed for a 1,500-square-foot storage basement to be built under the ADA-compliant first floor. Despite our client’s unique requirements, we were still able to get this modular clinic ready for occupancy in under 75 days.