About the Service
Healthcare facilities succeed when clinical workflows drive space, not the other way around. Program definition and clinical planning establish the right services, room counts, adjacencies, and patient and staff flows so projects launch with clarity and control.
Medical Construction Group leads structured work sessions with clinical, facilities, and finance stakeholders to convert strategy into a data backed program, volumes, throughput, FTE models, and operational assumptions tied to space needs. We validate against codes, utilities, and long lead equipment to prevent redesign.
Outputs include a basis of design, room data sheets, equipment lists, phasing and infection control concepts, and a preliminary schedule and budget range. Decisions are documented early so architects, engineers, and contractors can execute without scope drift.
Why choose us
Lock scope early, align care models, rooms, and flow to de risk delivery.
Medical Expertise
Healthcare only leadership converting clinical workflows into safe, efficient, code ready spaces.
Disciplined Delivery
Phase gates tie scope, budget, schedule, risk, and compliance to clinical sign offs.
Proven Excellence
Integrated inputs align design, MEP, and life safety for buildable, permit ready programs.
Asset Mastery
Clinics, ASCs, imaging, MOBs, small hospitals, and multi site rollouts with standardized kits.
Services offered
- Clinical Program Mapping, translate service lines to room lists, adjacencies, and throughput targets
- Patient, Staff and Material Flow, define flows, on stage and off stage paths, and logistics to cut travel and waits
- Space and Equipment Planning, right size suites, integrate imaging, medical gas, power, IT, and utility loads
- Preconstruction Definition Package, basis of design, RDS and FFE, phasing, and activation roadmap for A and E and GC
Popular questions
What is program definition and why is it critical?
It turns care models into space and systems. Clear scope prevents redesign and cost growth.
How do you involve clinical leadership?
Workshops and sign offs translate protocols into room counts, flows, and equipment needs.
Will this add time before design starts?
Will this add time before design starts?
Do you provide room data sheets and equipment lists?
Yes. RDS and FFE align with codes, utilities, and vendor specs to guide design and bids.
How are MEP and life safety addressed?
We embed loads, medical gas, IT, and life safety needs in the program so drawings start accurate.
Can you standardize for multi site rollouts?
Yes. Kits of parts, typical rooms, and playbooks ensure speed and consistency.
