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FAYETTE
County Memo-
rial Hospital (FCMH) is proud
to showcase our newly renovated
physician suites in Medical Arts
Building 2, after an approximately
$200,000 renovation.
$e project began in February
and involved tearing out walls, relo-
cating equipment, and redesigning
*oor space to include the lobby and
registration area.
“We’re thrilled with the %nal
result,” says Monica Olive, FCMH
Director of Marketing. “From top
to bottom, this renovation cre-
ates a more calming and healing
environment for patients and a
better-designed workspace for our
employees.”
$e redesign includes:
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New *ooring, furniture, patient
exam tables, patient monitoring
equipment, and design elements
such as colors and artwork
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Increased privacy and access with
three new check-in stations and a
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separate check-out station
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A total of 26 spacious patient exam
rooms and nine physician and ad-
ministrative o&ces
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Special features, such as a chil-
dren’s area in the lobby, patient
education areas and *at-screen TVs
to improve patients’ quality of time
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Additional space for future
expansion
$e project involved behind-
the-scenes updates as well, such as
updated electrical and additional
computer capacity and equipment.
“We place a very high priority on
outstanding, patient-centered medi-
cal care,” says Olive. “But we also
know that the look and function of
our buildings play a role in healing,
comfort and e&ciency. $is is such
an excellent investment in our com-
munity and sta"—and in the care we
give.”
To make a contribution to future
renovation projects, call the FCMH
Foundation o&ce at
740-333-2833
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