Rush University Medical Center builds new hospital
August 05, 2013
DOTmed: Tell us about this purchase.
When Rush University Medical Center in Chicago set out to build a new hospital, it had one overriding goal: meeting the high standards for quality of care set by the people who work here.
That's why Rush doctors and nurses, with input from patients and their families, worked with the architects to design our state-of-the-art hospital tower.
One of the nation's most advanced hospitals, the Tower will house acute and critical care patients, as well as technologically sophisticated surgical, diagnostic and therapeutic services.
The Tower's many distinctions include tranquil rooftop gardens, universal accessibility and sustainable design.
DOTmed: Any final thoughts?
This 14-story hospital — at Harrison Street and Ashland Avenue — is the cornerstone of the Rush Transformation, an ongoing effort to build new facilities, renovate existing buildings and adopt new technology.
When Rush University Medical Center in Chicago set out to build a new hospital, it had one overriding goal: meeting the high standards for quality of care set by the people who work here.
That's why Rush doctors and nurses, with input from patients and their families, worked with the architects to design our state-of-the-art hospital tower.
One of the nation's most advanced hospitals, the Tower will house acute and critical care patients, as well as technologically sophisticated surgical, diagnostic and therapeutic services.
The Tower's many distinctions include tranquil rooftop gardens, universal accessibility and sustainable design.
DOTmed: Any final thoughts?
This 14-story hospital — at Harrison Street and Ashland Avenue — is the cornerstone of the Rush Transformation, an ongoing effort to build new facilities, renovate existing buildings and adopt new technology.