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Baptist Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation, managed by Brooks Rehabilitation, is expected to see its first patients in spring 2027. Baptist Health is constructing an 18-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville, in collaboration with Brooks Rehabilitation. Baptist Health will retain full ownership of the facility, while Brooks will oversee its daily operations. Baptist…
The ski area that built North America’s first aerial tramway is gearing up for another big first. Almost 90-years after launching its original tram, New Hampshire’s Cannon Mountain will publish a bid request in May to build what will be North America’s first third-generation tramway when completed, according to officials at the state-owned ski area….
California has reported the country’s first positive hantavirus rodent detection of 2026, a stark reminder that this relatively rare but deadly disease remains an active threat. The disease gained renewed attention last year following the tragic death of Betsy Arakawa, wife of legendary actor Gene Hackman, from hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS). “Rodent-borne diseases didn’t disappear after last year’s tragedy,” said…
From enclosure commissioning and air-moisture control to decarbonization and thermal comfort, exterior systems affect energy efficiency and resilience. The building envelope has moved well beyond its traditional role in healthcare facilities to become the latest critical component for new and existing structures. Formerly viewed as only a protective barrier or design element, today’s exterior wall,…
The new central energy plant is expected to be completed in early 2027. Catholic Medical Center has broken ground on a new $43 million central energy plant (CEP). The new CEP will modernize and strengthen CMC’s heating, ventilation, air handling and power systems — critical behind-the-scenes operations that support every corner of the hospital. The…
The buildings landscape is evolving at lightning speed, and staying ahead means more than just keeping the lights on. It requires a proactive approach, including embracing new technologies, adapting to regulatory changes, and reimagining traditional building operations. With innovation accelerating across every aspect of the built environment, facilities managers are uniquely positioned to drive meaningful…
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