With experience building and renovating over 2.5 million-square-feet of healthcare facilities, plus another 750,000 square-feet currently under construction, Healthcare is one of Vader’s largest markets. We deliver client- and patient-oriented electrical & technology services across healthcare projects of any size and scale, ranging from service work to new bed towers, and everything in-between.
Click the images below for information on some of our key Healthcare projects. To view our entire Healthcare portfolio, email info@vadernationalgroup.com.
Columbus, Ohio
Healthcare
1.9 million-square-feet
$88,000,000
Vader National Electric joint ventured with Lake Erie Electric to build the new inpatient hospital at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The 1.9 million-square-foot facility enhances research, clinical training and patient care. The inpatient tower has 820 beds in private room settings.
Vader and Lake Erie were proud to assist in the design and construction of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Inpatient Tower. Working as a Design-Assist Partner, we were able to provide a premium product to the community while navigating the world events of 2020. Virtual Design and Construction (‘VDC’) techniques were used to design our specific fabrication. This allowed for prefabrication of not just our component level fabrication but system level fabrication.
The scope was delivered on time and within budget.
Crown Point, Indiana
Healthcare
130,000 square-feet
$22,000,000
The UChicago Medicine Crown Point project included the construction of a new, two-story care center. The state-of-the-art facility offers adult and pediatric specialty care, an eight-bed emergency department with a small inpatient unit, an outpatient surgery center, and a cancer center.
Vader completed BIM coordination and furnished and installed the Electrical, Nurse Call, & Communications systems. We also leveraged our prefabrication facility in Bellwood, IL to streamline the project.
Orland Park, Illinois
Healthcare
$2,400,000
The project included the installation of a new Cardiology Center inside Northwestern Medicine’s existing facility.
Preventing impact to patient-care was of top priority—Vader worked diligently with The Walsh Group and Northwestern Medicine to orchestrate minimally intrusive construction activities. Use of strategic phasing and pull-planning in unison with HEPA-Carts and tenting resulted in a successful project within a controlled environment.
Chicago, Illinois
Healthcare
Confidential
The project included the conversion of Chicago’s McCormick Place Convention Center into an Alternate Care Facility for COVID-19 patients. Vader worked alongside The Walsh Group, the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, and the Illinois National Guard to install the Electrical, Nurse Call, and Communication systems on the project.
The project was successfully completed in record time to help relieve pressure on the hospital system. It was designed to treat up to 3,000 patients throughout three of McCormick Center’s halls.
Columbus, Ohio
Healthcare
1.9 million-square-feet
$88,000,000
Vader National Electric joint ventured with Lake Erie Electric to build the new inpatient hospital at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The 1.9 million-square-foot facility enhances research, clinical training and patient care. The inpatient tower has 820 beds in private room settings.
Vader and Lake Erie were proud to assist in the design and construction of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Inpatient Tower. Working as a Design-Assist Partner, we were able to provide a premium product to the community while navigating the world events of 2020. Virtual Design and Construction (‘VDC’) techniques were used to design our specific fabrication. This allowed for prefabrication of not just our component level fabrication but system level fabrication.
The scope was delivered on time and within budget.
Crown Point, Indiana
Healthcare
130,000 square-feet
$22,000,000
The UChicago Medicine Crown Point project included the construction of a new, two-story care center. The state-of-the-art facility offers adult and pediatric specialty care, an eight-bed emergency department with a small inpatient unit, an outpatient surgery center, and a cancer center.
Vader completed BIM coordination and furnished and installed the Electrical, Nurse Call, & Communications systems. We also leveraged our prefabrication facility in Bellwood, IL to streamline the project.
Orland Park, Illinois
Healthcare
$2,400,000
The project included the installation of a new Cardiology Center inside Northwestern Medicine’s existing facility.
Preventing impact to patient-care was of top priority—Vader worked diligently with The Walsh Group and Northwestern Medicine to orchestrate minimally intrusive construction activities. Use of strategic phasing and pull-planning in unison with HEPA-Carts and tenting resulted in a successful project within a controlled environment.
Chicago, Illinois
Healthcare
Confidential
The project included the conversion of Chicago’s McCormick Place Convention Center into an Alternate Care Facility for COVID-19 patients. Vader worked alongside The Walsh Group, the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, and the Illinois National Guard to install the Electrical, Nurse Call, and Communication systems on the project.
The project was successfully completed in record time to help relieve pressure on the hospital system. It was designed to treat up to 3,000 patients throughout three of McCormick Center’s halls.
Columbus, Ohio
Healthcare
1.9 million-square-feet
$88,000,000
Vader National Electric joint ventured with Lake Erie Electric to build the new inpatient hospital at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The 1.9 million-square-foot facility enhances research, clinical training and patient care. The inpatient tower has 820 beds in private room settings.
Vader and Lake Erie were proud to assist in the design and construction of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Inpatient Tower. Working as a Design-Assist Partner, we were able to provide a premium product to the community while navigating the world events of 2020. Virtual Design and Construction (‘VDC’) techniques were used to design our specific fabrication. This allowed for prefabrication of not just our component level fabrication but system level fabrication.
The scope was delivered on time and within budget.
Crown Point, Indiana
Healthcare
130,000 square-feet
$22,000,000
The UChicago Medicine Crown Point project included the construction of a new, two-story care center. The state-of-the-art facility offers adult and pediatric specialty care, an eight-bed emergency department with a small inpatient unit, an outpatient surgery center, and a cancer center.
Vader completed BIM coordination and furnished and installed the Electrical, Nurse Call, & Communications systems. We also leveraged our prefabrication facility in Bellwood, IL to streamline the project.
Orland Park, Illinois
Healthcare
$2,400,000
The project included the installation of a new Cardiology Center inside Northwestern Medicine’s existing facility.
Preventing impact to patient-care was of top priority—Vader worked diligently with The Walsh Group and Northwestern Medicine to orchestrate minimally intrusive construction activities. Use of strategic phasing and pull-planning in unison with HEPA-Carts and tenting resulted in a successful project within a controlled environment.
Chicago, Illinois
Healthcare
Confidential
The project included the conversion of Chicago’s McCormick Place Convention Center into an Alternate Care Facility for COVID-19 patients. Vader worked alongside The Walsh Group, the United States Army Corps of Engineers, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, and the Illinois National Guard to install the Electrical, Nurse Call, and Communication systems on the project.
The project was successfully completed in record time to help relieve pressure on the hospital system. It was designed to treat up to 3,000 patients throughout three of McCormick Center’s halls.
