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Brooks Rehabilitation Bartram Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility
Brooks Rehabilitation Bartram Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility
Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Brooks Rehabilitation Bartram Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility
Jacksonville, FL, United States
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
With an average patient stay of 23 days, Brooks Rehabilitation sought to have an Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility at their Bartram campus that would not only function as a home away from home for high-acuity patients, but also utilized both the built and natural environment to support wellness and healing. Designed to support those who have experienced a stroke, non-traumatic spinal cord injury, brain injury, or a severe orthopedic condition, Gresham Smith created a flexible, adaptable facility that provides holistic care for patients.
The inpatient rehabilitation facility features eight negative air pressure rooms, an outdoor therapy garden, two gyms, a four-bay dialysis suite, pharmacy with chemotherapy compounding facilities, bariatric patient rooms and a balcony or garden on every floor. Topping it all off is an intuitive interior design that provides distinct separation between active therapy and rest areas, a smart floor plan that improves patient safety, room for further expansion and the latest state-of-the-art technology.
Since the day of a rehabilitation patient is split into two phases—active therapy and recovery—it was important that the facility’s interior design establish the different areas and their uses. In the active therapy spaces, such as the gym and dayroom, a vibrant and stimulating color scheme, graphics and messaging are used as visual cues to enhance the feeling of movement and energy. In the patient rooms, inspiration was taken from naturalist William Bartram and his artwork, which uses a neutral color palette and imagery of the natural world, to invoke a calm and peaceful state of mind.
The site includes a therapy garden with a variety of terrains – concrete, grass, wood, stone, decking and turf – that not only promote healing and recovery by preparing patients for the environments they’ll face in their day-to-day life, but also offer fresh air and daylight. In addition, the top two floors each have their own balcony so patients can re-immerse themselves with the sounds of everyday noise.
The inpatient rehabilitation facility features eight negative air pressure rooms, an outdoor therapy garden, two gyms, a four-bay dialysis suite, pharmacy with chemotherapy compounding facilities, bariatric patient rooms and a balcony or garden on every floor. Topping it all off is an intuitive interior design that provides distinct separation between active therapy and rest areas, a smart floor plan that improves patient safety, room for further expansion and the latest state-of-the-art technology.
Since the day of a rehabilitation patient is split into two phases—active therapy and recovery—it was important that the facility’s interior design establish the different areas and their uses. In the active therapy spaces, such as the gym and dayroom, a vibrant and stimulating color scheme, graphics and messaging are used as visual cues to enhance the feeling of movement and energy. In the patient rooms, inspiration was taken from naturalist William Bartram and his artwork, which uses a neutral color palette and imagery of the natural world, to invoke a calm and peaceful state of mind.
The site includes a therapy garden with a variety of terrains – concrete, grass, wood, stone, decking and turf – that not only promote healing and recovery by preparing patients for the environments they’ll face in their day-to-day life, but also offer fresh air and daylight. In addition, the top two floors each have their own balcony so patients can re-immerse themselves with the sounds of everyday noise.
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