Healthcare

Skanska has been building hospitals and other health-related facilities for over 100 years, and our priorities have always aligned with what is important to our clients.

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We build for patients.
We build for outcomes.
We build for efficiency.

Shared Goals

We partner with client’s to understand their vision, goals and concerns, and create a plan to determine the best measures for operational efficiency.

We protect healing environments and provide families with a safe place to visit.

By incorporating innovations such as prefabrication and BIM, we improve quality, safety and support a higher return on investment.

We build what matters

We customize our approach to meet each client’s needs. To learn more, click on the highlighted projects below.

Sutter Health and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation wanted to construct a new Outpatient Center using an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) approach....

Palo Alto Medical Foundation San Carlos Center

Sutter Health and the Palo Alto Medical Foundation wanted to construct a new Outpatient Center using an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) approach. Skanska co-located in a Big Room with the design team and design-assist trade partners to promote the highest level of collaboration while delivering the project on time and budget.

Following through with the goals of their strategic plan to offer patients a continuum of compassionate care to address cardiovascular and...

UF Health Shands Cardiovascular/Neuroscience Hospital Expansion

Following through with the goals of their strategic plan to offer patients a continuum of compassionate care to address cardiovascular and neurological needs, UF Health constructed a new cardiovascular and neuroscience hospital tower. Skanska built the expansion in a very collaborative process with the design team and trade partners and minimized disruption to adjacent hospital operations.

Lee Health wanted to build a new state-of-the-art children's hospital to co-locate all pediatric services into one building while increasing...

Lee Health Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida

Lee Health wanted to build a new state-of-the-art children's hospital to co-locate all pediatric services into one building while increasing capacity. Skanska, in a joint venture with GATES Construction, delivered the project on time and budget while using over 55 percent local and 22 percent minority subcontractor participation.

Rex UNC Healthcare wanted to add a Heart and Vascular Hospital on their campus, dedicated solely to the treatment of patients with heart disease. B...

UNC Rex Healthcare Heart and Vascular Hospital

Rex UNC Healthcare wanted to add a Heart and Vascular Hospital on their campus, dedicated solely to the treatment of patients with heart disease. By implementing design-assist and prefabrication, Skanska fast-tracked the schedule by three months and saved enough money to fit out the eighth floor, which was originally planned as shell space.

Garnet Health Medical Center (formerly Orange Regional Medical Center) wanted to construct a Physician Office Building and Cancer Center addition s...

Garnet Health Medical Center, Physician Office Building, Cancer Center and Associated Projects

Garnet Health Medical Center (formerly Orange Regional Medical Center) wanted to construct a Physician Office Building and Cancer Center addition so they could relocate many of their outpatient services to their main campus. Skanska worked closely with the owner's representative, Jones Lang LaSalle, to deliver the project on time and within budget, while minimizing disruption to hospital operations.

Mercy Health wanted to construct a freestanding emergency department to serve as a signature brand image in a key location for them to reinforce...

Mercy Health Rookwood Medical Center

Mercy Health wanted to construct a freestanding emergency department to serve as a signature brand image in a key location for them to reinforce their presence in the surrounding community. Skanska worked closely with the owner and architect to deliver the facility on time and budget.

Inspira Health wanted to construct a new state-of-the-art hospital to replace their current Woodbury facility. Working in an integrated project...

Inspira Health Network, Mullica Hill Campus

Inspira Health wanted to construct a new state-of-the-art hospital to replace their current Woodbury facility. Working in an integrated project delivery (IPD) approach, Skanska, Inspira Health Network, Array Architects and Leach Wallace Associates are currently completing the hospital's design.

The University of Washington Medical Center wanted to construct a new tower to increase capacity for oncology and neonatal ICU patients, as well as...

University of Washington Medical Center Montlake Tower Expansion

The University of Washington Medical Center wanted to construct a new tower to increase capacity for oncology and neonatal ICU patients, as well as provide leading-edge digital imaging technology. Skanska worked in a collaborative construction process with the owner, design team and design-assist trade partners to deliver the project, resulting in a 10-week schedule and $3.5 million budget savings.

Abe's Garden at Park Manor wanted to construct the first memory care community in the U.S. dedicated to elevating the quality of memory care for...

Abe's Garden Alzheimer's and Memory Care Center of Excellence

Abe's Garden at Park Manor wanted to construct the first memory care community in the U.S. dedicated to elevating the quality of memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Skanska worked closely with the owner to complete the project on budget and achieve a residential feel while meeting the requirements of a state-regulated healthcare building.

With significant growth in the number of patients visiting their emergency department, UVA wanted to increase the capabilities of their Level I...

University of Virginia Health System, University Hospital Expansion

With significant growth in the number of patients visiting their emergency department, UVA wanted to increase the capabilities of their Level I trauma center and expand inpatient care at their University Hospital campus. Skanska is implementing innovative tools such as laser scanning and virtual reality to increase efficiency, quality and schedule, allowing UVA to provide greater care and more specialized treatments to patients sooner. With this project we aim to achieve LEED Silver certification.