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Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital
Healthcare Design Magazine recently ran an article on the Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital, which opened in October, 2014. It is one of the first facilities in the State of California to earn the LEED Gold certification. It is built on 25-acres and has a family birthing center, a medical/surgical unit, an observation unit, six operating rooms, including orthopedic and cardiac surgery services, an intensive care unit, a post-anesthesia care unit, an imaging/diagnostic department, a helistop, a cafeteria and kitchen with room service, a meditation room and gardens surrounding the property.
Below are some of the photos from the article. To see all of the photos and read the entire piece in Healthcare Design Magazine, click here.
The visitor waiting area is situated adjacent to a tranquil garden, giving visitors a light-filled place for respite with a serene view. Photo: Bernard Andre Photography
The backdrop at the servery includes a custom mural by local artist Martha Wade, depicting vibrant California poppies. Photo: Bernard Andre Photography
Integrating warm finishes and noise-controlling design aspects, the patient rooms are designed to provide comfort both for patients and for visiting family members. Photo: Bernard Andre Photography
Source: Healthcare Design Magazine
