Hospital Design

Local pet parents now have accessibility to on-demand veterinarian expertise as well as a host of other service offerings.

The brand-new 19,000 sq. ft. veterinary facility is now open to the public and offers its patients the latest innovations and advancements including 4 advanced surgery suites, 2 separate isolation wards, and much more.

Planning, managing, and staying within your budget during construction can feel overwhelming. Consider these useful tips to help keep you on track for a successful project completion.

Running a clean clinic is the dream, but it can be hard to maintain in a pet-friendly space. Here are a few design strategies to help keep the workplace glistening.

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Break down the barriers of the past and take these design suggestions into consideration to create a more inclusive, community-oriented environment for your staff, clients, and patients

The pandemic brought abrupt change to the practice of veterinary medicine. Here’s why and how these adaptations can actually advance the future of your veterinary practice.

Curtail stressors, increase staff productivity, and enable smoother transitions from the client's car to treatment spaces using these design concepts.

Heal Veterinary Clinic recently transitioned into an environmentally-friendly facility, powered by a brand-new solar electric system.

Dream big, then trim your plan as needed and get your best hospital possible.

Warmth and charm welcome clients like family into this quick-growing Connecticut mixed animal practice.

A much-needed renovation and addition put this specialty and emergency veterinary hospital in the digs they deserve—and earned them top honors as the over 8000-square-feet Hospital of the Year.

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A local fixture’s exponential growth offers better care for all.

Top honors went to Fenton River Animal Hospital in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, and VCA West Coast Specialty and Emergency Animal Hospital in Fountain Valley, California.

Check out our top 10 most-viewed hospital design (HD) stories this year.

Creative elements tie together this Louisiana charmer.

Building a new hospital created more opportunities for career growth as well as better care for the community.

If you are looking to build a new veterinary hospital or renovate an existing facility, make sure you first understand the financial factors that can make—or break—your project.

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The year may be coming to a close, but it has brought lasting changes affecting how veterinary hospitals must operate to succeed in 2021.

A modern tale with a nod to the past.

Send us your entry by January 2, 2021, and your hospital could be featured in an issue of dvm360 magazine!

Entering your veterinary practice into the dvm360 Hospital Design Competition is a bit laborious. Be sure to use your time wisely by avoiding these common mistakes.

Better flow and more space enhance the existing charm of this Washington veterinary practice.

Nearly 40 years of practice ownership gave this veterinarian a clear picture of what he wanted in his brand-new facility.

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, hospital architects and designers are suggesting ways to better enable social distancing within the clinic.

A long-time veterinary architect shares some important lessons she has learned about veterinary hospital design over the course of her career.

Studies in human hospitals have shown that a facility’s design has a tremendous effect on both patient health and staff performance and well-being. It’s true in veterinary hospitals, too.

Are you looking to open your own practice? One way to do it while cutting costs and protecting the environment is to repurpose an existing structure into a veterinary hospital.