24 Hour ER, Sugar Land, Texas

Renovation/addition to existing clinic; 24,000 sf; $1.5 million; Licensed as a specialty hospital in Texas

Memorial Hermann Emergency Center, Pearland, Texas

Full service, 24/7 emergency center with Waiting Area, Triage room, Treatment rooms, Ambulance Drop-off, Trauma rooms, Imaging Services (CT and X-ray), Stat Lab, Occupational Medicine, On Call (Staff), Decontamination room, Psych holding room and, Support Spaces; $1.2 million; 5,600 sf

Memorial Hermann Emergency Center, The Woodlands, Texas

$2.4 million; 12,000 sf; emergency center with Triage, Treatment rooms, Ambulance Drop-off, Trauma rooms, Imaging Services (CT and X-ray), Stat Lab, Occupational Medicine, On Call, Decontamination room, Psych holding room and, Support Spaces.

““We are proud to offer the highest level of emergency care in Montgomery County,” said Steve Sanders, CEO of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands. “Our 24-hour, full-service emergency center offers the finest emergency care, imaging and lab services, and occupational medicine, all in a conveniently located, family-centered environment.”

The center offers the latest in imaging technology performed by licensed radiology technicians and read by board-certified radiologists. Technology includes digital X-ray, computed tomography (CT), and ultrasound for rapid diagnosis and treatment – all available 24/7. The full-service, state-of-the-art lab will provide quality and convenience for the community, including the ability to run 1,500 tests per hour.

“This is a great asset for The Woodlands area,” said Jude Malican, M.D., medical director of Memorial Hermann 24 HR Emergency Care. “We aren’t limited to just providing emergency care; all of our services are 24/7 and, with a doctor’s order, anyone can use our facility at their convenience to have imaging and lab tests completed by Memorial Hermann, a trusted healthcare provider.”

The center will provide patient- and family-centered care, giving family members the ability to wait near patients and follow them throughout the facility instead of staying behind in the waiting room. Patients can have digital imaging and quick tests performed at the center and then return to their family physician with the results.

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center EC Relocation

$8 million; 28,000 sf Renovation and Expansion

*Award Winning – 2007 Best of Healthcare Design, Texas Construction

Comments from M. D. Anderson Cancer Center about PhiloWilke:

“The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center’s Emergency Center’s project posed many challenges due to its location with patients, staff and visitors. The location of the new Emergency Center project was constructed in one of the most highly concentrated areas of patient population, visitors, M. D. Anderson staff services, access routes to food and dinning services and other administrative support areas. Some of those challenges include ensuring the best construction safety practices by implementing Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM) and Infection Control measures between the construction areas and the patients/staff during hospital, clinic and dining services business hours. Other challenges include coordination of mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) shutdown while maintaining essential MEP services in the hospital, Dining Services and other business support areas. As a result of teamwork between PhiloWilke, General Contractor, M. D. Anderson’s Project Manager and many other M.D. Anderson Patient Care and Facilities Management staff, the EC project is very successful in its design and will provide The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Emergency Center patient care services for many years.” - Otto E. Akers, Environmental Health & Safety

Matagorda County General Hospital, Bay City, Texas

We are currently designing a free-standing replacement hospital south of Houston which has a state-of-the art emergency department within its facility. Total hospital cost $26 million; 8,400 sf Emergency Department

Brazosport Hospital ER Expansion, Lake Jackson, Texas

$10 million (includes ER, Critical Care, Laboratory and Administration); 15,000 sf Emergency Department

Ben Taub Hospital EC Expansion

The project is a renovation and expansion of the northeast corner of first floor of Ben Taub General Hospital, encompassing the existing Emergency Center waiting area, triage station, pharmacy, bed control and infusion therapy. The project includes a new covered portico for emergency patient drop off, adding/enlarging new restrooms, additional waiting areas, pharmacy and social service/patient business offices and an isolation room to contain airborne contamination.

We worked closely with Ben Taub and Harris County Hospital District staff to renovate the existing Emergency Center while maintaining operations in the fifth busiest trauma center in the nation, with over 200,000 emergency patients per year. $2.8 million; 10,370 sf Renovation; 4,200 sf Addition