This shows the future nursing station in the ER. Eventually a countertop will run under the recessed lighting and soffits. Drywall was started late last week, and already the area looks much more like it will in the finished version.
On another note, Medical Oncology was surveyed (finally) by the state Department of Health last week. A few minor deficiencies were noted, and a plan of correction was sent in. If all goes well, they should be moving into their new digs at the end of the month. Medical Oncology has been housed in the former Childcare department on the third flood since the renovation and expansion began about a year ago.
A worker welds air ducts inside the new area of the Emergency Room. Interior painting is done in this area and the rooms are really taking shape. Next week begins the tie-in of new to existing plumbing. This involves running pipe through the hallway between the nurses station and the large treatment room. Expect noise, dust and disruption if you visit the ER next week.
The snowmelt system under the sidewalk in front of the Emergency entrance should be activated by the end of the week--a little late for last week's snowstorm but hopefully in time for the next one.
This shows the future nursing station in the ER. Eventually a countertop will run under the recessed lighting and soffits. Drywall was started late last week, and already the area looks much more like it will in the finished version.
