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| Front view of facility |
On Tuesday July 15, 2014, The University of Michigan Health Systems will open their newest facility.
The Northville Health Center, Situated on the Southwest corner of Haggerty Rd. and Seven Mile Rd. in Northville Michigan is the amazing 100,000 square foot facility. With specialized healthcare services offered, such as physical therapy, cardiology, cancer treatments, and much more, this building is a welcome addition to the Northville community.
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| Lower Level Check-in Area |
A key component of this project consisted of ten (10) Digital Signs with custom queuing applications running on three (3) of them. Each check-in attendant will have the ability to change the sign to reflect when they are available to check a new patient in. Many thanks goes to Sam Keith and the rest of the M3 team for the work they did to the graphics for these signs
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| Conference room |
A private Conference room adjacent to the executive offices consists of a flat panel display, a core imaged machine and HDMI and VGA inputs in the table.
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| Physical Therapy |
The physical therapy area has four (4) tv's that are connected to a Crestron control system for on/off, volume up/down and channel up/down. These Tv's will be displaying content brought in from Comcast cable.
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| Infusion Area TV's |
The second level has a large patient infusion area that has twelve (12) TV's connected to a Pro:Idium™ controller in each bed for individual patient use. We were even able to add the Northville Health Center Logo to the display upon turning them on.
That is the Michigan Difference.
There is a multipurpose room that will be used for staff training and professional development that has a large flat panel with a Polycom videoconferencing system on a movable cart.
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| Pediatrics Waiting Area |
To round out this project, there are several patient rooms and waiting areas that have TV's installed and connected to a Crestron control system.
This was a revolutionary partnership between Facilities, Planning and Development, MCIT and MSIS. Many Thanks to Chris Goosman, Charlotta Jared, Rick Sawoscinski, Erik Alderink and Steve Perrin for their hard work and dedication to this project.
What a great post. Thanks for sharing this with us. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteWow! We need more posts like these! This really helps spread understanding around what AV projects are like and I'd love to learn about other areas in this way. Great job, Rob, both on this post and in Northville!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dave and Gray. It truly is rewarding work.
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