Healthcare

Healthcare

Tymon North Community Nursing Home, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Tymon North Community Nursing Home, Tallaght, Dublin 24

This large-scale project is a state-of-the-art facility consisting of the construction of a new 8,000m2 3 storey Community Nursing Unit with the capacity for 100 beds. The development was completed in 2019 and comprises of en-suite bedrooms, day rooms, dining rooms, activity and therapy rooms, staff support rooms, a central large commercial kitchen, new vehicular & pedestrian site entrance off Tymon North Road, perimeter fencing and a car park located at the front of the building.

The new facility at Tymon North has already significantly enhanced the level of services available to older people who need long term care in South Dublin

Claremorris Primary Care Centre

Claremorris Primary Care Centre

The Claremorris Primary Care Centre was constructed under NDFA Primary Care Centres PPP Programme with the remit of allowing the public to have easy access to an increased range of services based in the one location. It now offers accommodation for GPs, Mental Health Services, Public Health Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Chiropody, Dietitian, Dental and Primary Care Counselling. Since opening, the Centre has greatly enhanced the delivery of health services in both the towns and the surrounding areas.

Westport Primary Care Centre

Westport Primary Care Centre

The Westport Primary Care Centre was constructed under NDFA Primary Care Centres PPP Programme with the remit of allowing the public to have easy access to an increased range of services based in the one location. It now offers accommodation for GPs, Mental Health Services, Public Health Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Chiropody, Dietitian, Dental and Primary Care Counselling. Since opening, the Centre has greatly enhanced the delivery of health services in both the towns and the surrounding area

Sacred Heart Nursing Home, Castlebar

Sacred Heart Nursing Home, Castlebar

This large scale project consisted of the demolition of 2 No. wards blocks and associated link corridors and the construction of a 2 storey Community Nursing Unit with 74 beds. The kitchen, laundry and waste compounds to the rear of the unit were also refurbished with the construction of a new medical gas and vacuum enclosure with generator. The mechanical and electrical services for the new 2 storey building was connected to the existing power and heat circuits over the roof of the existing single storey structures. The Unit remained live and fully operational throughout the works which included some out of hours work to ensure that ongoing activities were not affected throughout the construction period.

The development also included the provision of two lifts, mechanical and electrical installations; internal alterations to the kitchen and laundry; modifications to the existing perimeter road to the east of the site; reduction in car parking spaces located between the two wards at the south east of the site from 31 to 18 spaces; alterations to existing site services (water supply and foul and surface water drainage) and provision of Sustainable Urban Drainage systems; associated hard and soft landscaping; and all other associated site excavation and site development works above and below ground.

MRI Unit at Tullamore

MRI Unit at Tullamore

The Midland Regional Hospital in Tullamore is a modern live acute hospital campus and the new MRI unit now caters for acutely ill patients from the 3No. existing midland hospitals. The project consisted of a new MRI scanner, control room, Tech room, plant room, coms room, five bay recovery area, anaesthetic prep area, three ultrasound rooms, consultants offices, waiting areas, changing areas and reception area.

The MRI & Ultrasound Department is attached to the side of the existing X-Ray & CT department and below the operating theaters. The project consisted of five different tie in points and also remodeling of the existing hospital corridors. All M&E services also had to be tied into the existing hospital services. The chilled water had to be brought from the existing roof plant room to the MRI plant room in order to serve the new MRI scanner. Significant existing services had to be diverted prior to any construction works commencing on site.

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