Finishing touches are being done to the exterior of the building. Decorative landscaping and most concrete sidewalks will be finished in the spring.
Slideshow: The James Outpatient Care
Finishing touches are being done to the exterior of the building. Decorative landscaping and most concrete sidewalks will be finished in the spring.
An up-close shot of the outside of the building near the main entrance. Most of the roadwork bases, concrete sidewalks and decorative concrete will be installed in the spring.
The eighth floor consists of 53 infusion rooms like this one. They’ll be equipped with a recliner and television for patients to use during treatment.
A view of the third floor surgical waiting area.
Crews at work on the PACU bays on the third floor.
Prep and post rooms on the third floor.
Crews have installed ceiling grid and lighting on the second floor core lab.
Crews work to install flooring in an MRI room on the second floor.
A view from the 2nd floor lobby that overlooks the first floor lobby area.
A view of the first floor Fixed Beam room in the proton treatment area. Lighting and ceiling grids are almost finished being installed.
A view of a proton Gantry. Medical professionals will be able to use the x-ray machine to better position patients on the bed and rotate the Gantry for a precise angle to administer treatment.
First floor lobby where crews are installing doors and wrapping up paint.
Finishing touches are being added to the top floor of the parking garage. More decorative landscaping will be installed in the spring.
Working from the bottom up, construction crews are making progress on The James Outpatient Care site located in the Carmenton innovation district. The eight-floor building is scheduled to open in the summer of 2023, along with the 640-space James Outpatient Care parking garage. A connected proton therapy center is also expected to open in fall 2023.
Current construction progress highlights include:
- Installing drywall, HVAC Systems and ceiling grids on the top floors.
- Painting walls and pulling IT cables on the fifth and sixth floors.
- The lower floors are the furthest along with crews installing doors, finishes and lighting.
- Crews are nearly finished with the parking garage as they wrap up final touches on the rooftop. Final striping and signage is expected to be completed in the spring.
The $349.5 million project will include outpatient operating rooms, interventional radiology rooms, extended recovery unit, pre-anesthesia center, a diagnostic imaging center, pharmacy, hematology clinic, genitourinary (GU) clinic, infusion and medical office and support spaces.
The approximately 385,000 square foot cancer-focused facility will include central Ohio’s first proton therapy treatment facility in partnership with Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
View the slideshow above to track the project’s progress.