On May 5, just 5 days before Mother’s Day, a convoy of 39 babies, some small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, made the second biggest trek of their lives. The babies moved to a new neonatal intensive care unit that’s opening at Akron Children’s Hospital.
The fastest growing pediatric hospital in the nation is expanding again to meet the growing needs of the patients and families it treats from around northern Ohio and the country.
Opening a new healthcare facility is a daunting challenge – especially when you’re trying to build it on time, under budget and with 20 percent less building space.That’s exactly what Akron Children’s Hospital accomplished with its Kay Jewelers Pavilion, which will open two months earlier than planned and with more than $60 million in cost savings. The hospital is sharing its success story in a new book called L3: Building a Lean Hospital Facility.
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