Hospital development involves a chain of decisions that continues from the early stages of a project through construction and commissioning. The building, engineering systems, medical equipment, procurement activities and operational requirements all have to reach the right stage at the right time.
A decision in one part of the project can affect several others. Equipment requirements may influence electrical loads and room services. Design changes can affect quantities and procurement. Delays in procurement can affect installation, while incomplete infrastructure can prevent equipment from being tested or commissioned.
CliniCity provides project management support alongside hospital planning and other healthcare development activities to keep these relationships coordinated. Depending on the project scope, this can involve the hospital owner, architects, engineers, healthcare consultants, contractors, vendors, equipment suppliers and other specialists working on the development.
The role is not limited to checking whether work is progressing. It involves following decisions, responsibilities, project dependencies, schedules and outstanding requirements so that issues affecting one part of the project can be addressed before they create problems elsewhere.
Our approach can be applied to new hospitals, specialty facilities, diagnostic centres, nursing homes, clinics, day-care facilities and healthcare expansion or renovation projects. The level of involvement is structured according to the project's size, complexity, stage and requirements.


