INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTH CARE McKAY-DEE HOSPITAL
Total Size: 713,587 square feet
Duration: 40 months
Location: Ogden, UT
Big-D’s completion of Intermountain Health Care’s 713,587 square foot McKay-Dee Hospital Center brings the latest in advanced medical care and one of the largest emergency departments to the Ogden area.
Built on 62 acres of land, south of the old McKay-Dee Hospital, the new 278-bed facility includes 14 labor and delivery rooms, 17 operating rooms, a 33-bay emergency room, 16 ICU rooms, and an advanced linear accelerator.
A five-story glass atrium with water wall and fireplace provide a comfortable and soothing environment for patients and their families. The hospital’s six-story, 607,363 square-foot tower and 106,224 square-foot clinic are set in park-like surroundings encircled by a one-mile walking path, which connects to a nearby nature preserve. Buildings have concrete foundations, and structural steel framing covered by a GFRC panel.
The Complex features parking spaces for 1600 cars; physician offices situated near the patient care units; separate hallways for guests and employees; a dedicated diagnostic testing area that houses services including X-rays, lab tests, EKGs; and an electronic locator system that allows staff and equipment to be located immediately.
Built on 62 acres of land, south of the old McKay-Dee Hospital, the new 278-bed facility includes 14 labor and delivery rooms, 17 operating rooms, a 33-bay emergency room, 16 ICU rooms, and an advanced linear accelerator.
A five-story glass atrium with water wall and fireplace provide a comfortable and soothing environment for patients and their families. The hospital’s six-story, 607,363 square-foot tower and 106,224 square-foot clinic are set in park-like surroundings encircled by a one-mile walking path, which connects to a nearby nature preserve. Buildings have concrete foundations, and structural steel framing covered by a GFRC panel.
The Complex features parking spaces for 1600 cars; physician offices situated near the patient care units; separate hallways for guests and employees; a dedicated diagnostic testing area that houses services including X-rays, lab tests, EKGs; and an electronic locator system that allows staff and equipment to be located immediately.