Medical Office Buildings
Hematology Oncology of Salem
The Doctor’s Clinic
Blue Mountain Hospital
The Center for Outpatient Medicine
McGilchrist Professional Center
East County Health, Aging & Disability Services Building

Imaging Projects
Salem Radiology Consultants, P.C.
The Center for Outpatient Medicine
Salem Hospital
Outpatient Imaging Center
Salem Hospital Cardio/CT
The Doctor’s Clinic

Treatment Centers
Cancer Treatment Center
Hematology Oncology of Salem
Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation Center
Lower Columbia
Regional Cancer Center

Invasive Procedures
Dr. Bruce Carter’s Office
The Center for Outpatient Medicine
Salem Hospital Cardio/CT Remodel

Patient Care
Providence Hospital ICU
Salem Hospital - ICU/CCU
Salem Hospital - Duerksen Care Unit
Blue Mountain Hospital

Salem Hospital ICU/CCU Remodel

Salem Hospital’s ICU/CCU was a complete remodel and retrofit of 10,000 square feet of interior space, creating 10 new Intensive Care patient rooms and revamping the Surgery Admitting area. Two of the surgery remodels were unique in that one was designated for emergency airborne precautions and the other was the only eye surgery facility in the region. Due to the hospital staff being “packed” into this area, we remodeled the space in four phases so that old spaces to be remodeled could be vacated and newly remodeled space could be occupied as the project progressed.

It was critical to keep surrounding functions operational as we worked on creating the new patient rooms. We achieved this with temporary partitions and posting signage indicating walking paths. It was also critical that provisions were made for dust control and debris removal. Plastic curtains with zip lock doors were placed around the demolition areas. A Hepa vac filter system was used to remove dust and send it down a dedicated duct to the exterior of the building. Larger debris was removed via a covered cart that was wiped down before entering public spaces.

LCG Pence Construction, LLC installed a variety of hospital materials and equipment including everything from Sharps containers to Picker x-ray viewers. Specific to this project, each ICU room had a Hill-Rom head wall unit, lavatory unit, and nurse call system. With each headwall unit containing medical gas, monitor, and electrical connections, considerable care was taken to coordinate the installation of these systems into the restricted space of the patient room.