Engler Health Center

Teaming up with Hy-Vee Grocery, MSP Commercial developed the Engler Health Center as part of the 80-acre Chaska Creek Business Center mixed-use development project. The strategic architectural design evokes a Main Street feel: exterior materials evoke both Chaska’s history of creating brick using river clay and its industrial-era cast iron foundry, using buff colors, classic brick, and dark bronze metal paneling. Handsome unitized patterns and stacking techniques are derived from German traditional construction styles, referencing geological stratification on the river. The lobby and overall interior design employ warm colors, abundant natural light, and wood flooring tile to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Tenant suites are accentuated by floor-to-ceiling storefront-style glass paneling. Current tenants include Southwest Eye Care, Catalyst Medical Center, and Town Dental.

Engler Health Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Chaska

Ownership Organization: MSP Commercial

Architect/Interior design: Sperides Reiners Architects

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Sambatek, Inc. (Civil); Ericksen Roed & Associates (Structural)

Contractor: RJM Construction

Completion date: April 2018

Total cost: $9 million

Square feet: 28,613

Engler Health Center

Teaming up with Hy-Vee Grocery, MSP Commercial developed the Engler Health Center as part of the 80-acre Chaska Creek Business Center mixed-use development project. The strategic architectural design evokes a Main Street feel: exterior materials evoke both Chaska’s history of creating brick using river clay and its industrial-era cast iron foundry, using buff colors, classic brick, and dark bronze metal paneling. Handsome unitized patterns and stacking techniques are derived from German traditional construction styles, referencing geological stratification on the river. The lobby and overall interior design employ warm colors, abundant natural light, and wood flooring tile to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Tenant suites are accentuated by floor-to-ceiling storefront-style glass paneling. Current tenants include Southwest Eye Care, Catalyst Medical Center, and Town Dental.

Engler Health Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Chaska

Ownership Organization: MSP Commercial

Architect/Interior design: Sperides Reiners Architects

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Sambatek, Inc. (Civil); Ericksen Roed & Associates (Structural)

Contractor: RJM Construction

Completion date: April 2018

Total cost: $9 million

Square feet: 28,613

Engler Health Center

Teaming up with Hy-Vee Grocery, MSP Commercial developed the Engler Health Center as part of the 80-acre Chaska Creek Business Center mixed-use development project. The strategic architectural design evokes a Main Street feel: exterior materials evoke both Chaska’s history of creating brick using river clay and its industrial-era cast iron foundry, using buff colors, classic brick, and dark bronze metal paneling. Handsome unitized patterns and stacking techniques are derived from German traditional construction styles, referencing geological stratification on the river. The lobby and overall interior design employ warm colors, abundant natural light, and wood flooring tile to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Tenant suites are accentuated by floor-to-ceiling storefront-style glass paneling. Current tenants include Southwest Eye Care, Catalyst Medical Center, and Town Dental.

Engler Health Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Chaska

Ownership Organization: MSP Commercial

Architect/Interior design: Sperides Reiners Architects

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Sambatek, Inc. (Civil); Ericksen Roed & Associates (Structural)

Contractor: RJM Construction

Completion date: April 2018

Total cost: $9 million

Square feet: 28,613

Engler Health Center

Teaming up with Hy-Vee Grocery, MSP Commercial developed the Engler Health Center as part of the 80-acre Chaska Creek Business Center mixed-use development project. The strategic architectural design evokes a Main Street feel: exterior materials evoke both Chaska’s history of creating brick using river clay and its industrial-era cast iron foundry, using buff colors, classic brick, and dark bronze metal paneling. Handsome unitized patterns and stacking techniques are derived from German traditional construction styles, referencing geological stratification on the river. The lobby and overall interior design employ warm colors, abundant natural light, and wood flooring tile to create a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. Tenant suites are accentuated by floor-to-ceiling storefront-style glass paneling. Current tenants include Southwest Eye Care, Catalyst Medical Center, and Town Dental.

Bethesda

This in-progress, multi-phase, $3.5 million Town Center renovation is infusing new life into the existing, original main building of the Bethesda campus in Willmar. Highlights include extensive renovation of the chapel, a family cafe for resident and visitor enjoyment, a new gift shop, and areas for family dining and gathering. Residents and visitors comment on the warm, inviting feeling of the new areas—places people come to live and celebrate life together. The second stage of the project will renovate the existing nurse’s stations, tub rooms, and small-group dining areas of the facility. Bethesda provides a full continuum of care, including skilled nursing care, short-stay therapy centers, home health care, outpatient therapy, independent and assisted living, adult day services, and a wellness center. This project is the second stage of a $21 million redevelopment project to unite the Bethesda organization onto one campus.

Bethesda

Type of facility: Long-term care

Location: Willmar

Ownership Organization: Bethesda

Architect/Interior design: Engan Associates

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Willmar Electric Service; Design Tree Engineering; Applied Engineering Design; and Kvernstoen, Rönnholm, & Associates

Contractor: Marcus Construction

Completion date: December 2018

Total cost: $2.3 million

Square feet: 21,911

Bethesda

This in-progress, multi-phase, $3.5 million Town Center renovation is infusing new life into the existing, original main building of the Bethesda campus in Willmar. Highlights include extensive renovation of the chapel, a family cafe for resident and visitor enjoyment, a new gift shop, and areas for family dining and gathering. Residents and visitors comment on the warm, inviting feeling of the new areas—places people come to live and celebrate life together. The second stage of the project will renovate the existing nurse’s stations, tub rooms, and small-group dining areas of the facility. Bethesda provides a full continuum of care, including skilled nursing care, short-stay therapy centers, home health care, outpatient therapy, independent and assisted living, adult day services, and a wellness center. This project is the second stage of a $21 million redevelopment project to unite the Bethesda organization onto one campus.

Bethesda

Type of facility: Long-term care

Location: Willmar

Ownership Organization: Bethesda

Architect/Interior design: Engan Associates

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Willmar Electric Service; Design Tree Engineering; Applied Engineering Design; and Kvernstoen, Rönnholm, & Associates

Contractor: Marcus Construction

Completion date: December 2018

Total cost: $2.3 million

Square feet: 21,911

Carris Health Surgery Center

Carris Health—a partnership between Affiliated Community Medical Center (ACMC), Rice Memorial Hospital, and CentraCare Health—sought a replacement, stand-alone 29,000 square foot ambulatory surgery center to satisfy current surgical volumes and provide accommodations over the next 10–15 years. The center was designed for five ORs, two endoscopy suites, one procedure room, and necessary ancillary functions, including waiting rooms, Phase I and Phase II recovery areas, care delivery stations, decontamination and central processing, and other staff support spaces. The design team conducted user group sessions to hear first-hand how care providers desired to work and what they required to do their best work. That information, coupled with the design team’s experience in creating custom care delivery models, resulted in an efficient and functional staff and patient flow model.

Carris Health Surgery Center

Type of facility: Ambulatory surgery center

Location: Willmar

Ownership Organization: Carris Health

Architect/Interior design: Mohagen Hansen Architecture | Interiors

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Dunham Associates

Contractor: Marcus Construction

Completion date: July 2018

Total cost: $9,463,800

Square feet: 29,000

Carris Health Surgery Center

Carris Health—a partnership between Affiliated Community Medical Center (ACMC), Rice Memorial Hospital, and CentraCare Health—sought a replacement, stand-alone 29,000 square foot ambulatory surgery center to satisfy current surgical volumes and provide accommodations over the next 10–15 years. The center was designed for five ORs, two endoscopy suites, one procedure room, and necessary ancillary functions, including waiting rooms, Phase I and Phase II recovery areas, care delivery stations, decontamination and central processing, and other staff support spaces. The design team conducted user group sessions to hear first-hand how care providers desired to work and what they required to do their best work. That information, coupled with the design team’s experience in creating custom care delivery models, resulted in an efficient and functional staff and patient flow model.

Carris Health Surgery Center

Type of facility: Ambulatory surgery center

Location: Willmar

Ownership Organization: Carris Health

Architect/Interior design: Mohagen Hansen Architecture | Interiors

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Dunham Associates

Contractor: Marcus Construction

Completion date: July 2018

Total cost: $9,463,800

Square feet: 29,000

Carris Health Surgery Center

Carris Health—a partnership between Affiliated Community Medical Center (ACMC), Rice Memorial Hospital, and CentraCare Health—sought a replacement, stand-alone 29,000 square foot ambulatory surgery center to satisfy current surgical volumes and provide accommodations over the next 10–15 years. The center was designed for five ORs, two endoscopy suites, one procedure room, and necessary ancillary functions, including waiting rooms, Phase I and Phase II recovery areas, care delivery stations, decontamination and central processing, and other staff support spaces. The design team conducted user group sessions to hear first-hand how care providers desired to work and what they required to do their best work. That information, coupled with the design team’s experience in creating custom care delivery models, resulted in an efficient and functional staff and patient flow model.

Carris Health Surgery Center

Type of facility: Ambulatory surgery center

Location: Willmar

Ownership Organization: Carris Health

Architect/Interior design: Mohagen Hansen Architecture | Interiors

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Dunham Associates

Contractor: Marcus Construction

Completion date: July 2018

Total cost: $9,463,800

Square feet: 29,000

Center for Reflection and Renewal at Abbott Northwestern Hospital

This project acknowledges the needs of an increasingly diverse community of patients, visitors, and hospital staff. An early consensus-building process recognized a common desire for a place of refuge that would be conducive to reflection, prayer, and decision-making, and in using nature to unify the breadth of individual spiritual traditions. The design utilizes natural and timeless materials to establish a point of departure from the surrounding hospital environment. The existing chapel has been clad in granite, punctuated by wood-framed views into the project’s screened interior. A pair of wooden screen walls—representative of an abstracted forest understory—delineates and guides visitors through a small collection of sub-spaces, each with its own function and scale of inhabitation, culminating in a communal space defined by a starry clearing above. The existing chapel entrance is re-oriented to take advantage of proximity to a renovated emergency department and lobby seating area.

Center for Reflection and Renewal at Abbott Northwestern Hospital

Type of facility: Renovation of Existing Hospital Prayer/Meditation Space

Location: Minneapolis

Ownership Organization: Allina Health, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, and Tony LaCroix-Dalluhn

Architect/Interior design: HGA

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Dunham Associates, Inc.

Contractor: JE Dunn

Completion date: December 2018

Total cost: Confidential

Square feet: 1,800

Center for Reflection and Renewal at Abbott Northwestern Hospital

This project acknowledges the needs of an increasingly diverse community of patients, visitors, and hospital staff. An early consensus-building process recognized a common desire for a place of refuge that would be conducive to reflection, prayer, and decision-making, and in using nature to unify the breadth of individual spiritual traditions. The design utilizes natural and timeless materials to establish a point of departure from the surrounding hospital environment. The existing chapel has been clad in granite, punctuated by wood-framed views into the project’s screened interior. A pair of wooden screen walls—representative of an abstracted forest understory—delineates and guides visitors through a small collection of sub-spaces, each with its own function and scale of inhabitation, culminating in a communal space defined by a starry clearing above. The existing chapel entrance is re-oriented to take advantage of proximity to a renovated emergency department and lobby seating area.

Center for Reflection and Renewal at Abbott Northwestern Hospital

Type of facility: Renovation of Existing Hospital Prayer/Meditation Space

Location: Minneapolis

Ownership Organization: Allina Health, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, and Tony LaCroix-Dalluhn

Architect/Interior design: HGA

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Dunham Associates, Inc.

Contractor: JE Dunn

Completion date: December 2018

Total cost: Confidential

Square feet: 1,800

Center for Reflection and Renewal at Abbott Northwestern Hospital

This project acknowledges the needs of an increasingly diverse community of patients, visitors, and hospital staff. An early consensus-building process recognized a common desire for a place of refuge that would be conducive to reflection, prayer, and decision-making, and in using nature to unify the breadth of individual spiritual traditions. The design utilizes natural and timeless materials to establish a point of departure from the surrounding hospital environment. The existing chapel has been clad in granite, punctuated by wood-framed views into the project’s screened interior. A pair of wooden screen walls—representative of an abstracted forest understory—delineates and guides visitors through a small collection of sub-spaces, each with its own function and scale of inhabitation, culminating in a communal space defined by a starry clearing above. The existing chapel entrance is re-oriented to take advantage of proximity to a renovated emergency department and lobby seating area.

CityPlace Medical

Located in Woodbury’s mixed-use CityPlace development, CityPlace Medical provides a gorgeous specialty medical center for patients in the east metro and western Wisconsin. Davis, the local development firm chosen to lead the project, introduced the space to current anchor tenant Minnesota Gastroenterology (MNGI) due to its convenient location, optimal visibility, and wholly customizable footplate. All parties wanted the building design to be creative and unique, while complementing the existing structures inside the development. The finished product surrounds guests with natural light, warm wood tones, and neatly polished accents, creating a relaxing vibe throughout the space that makes guests feel right at home. The bold stone exterior and cascading glass curtain help the building to stand out while still fitting in, encouraging patients and general shoppers alike to come for a purpose but stay for the experience.

CityPlace Medical

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Woodbury

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Loucks, Gilbert Mechanical Contractors, Inc., and KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: June 2018

Total cost: $16 million

Square feet: 50,500

CityPlace Medical

Located in Woodbury’s mixed-use CityPlace development, CityPlace Medical provides a gorgeous specialty medical center for patients in the east metro and western Wisconsin. Davis, the local development firm chosen to lead the project, introduced the space to current anchor tenant Minnesota Gastroenterology (MNGI) due to its convenient location, optimal visibility, and wholly customizable footplate. All parties wanted the building design to be creative and unique, while complementing the existing structures inside the development. The finished product surrounds guests with natural light, warm wood tones, and neatly polished accents, creating a relaxing vibe throughout the space that makes guests feel right at home. The bold stone exterior and cascading glass curtain help the building to stand out while still fitting in, encouraging patients and general shoppers alike to come for a purpose but stay for the experience.

CityPlace Medical

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Woodbury

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Loucks, Gilbert Mechanical Contractors, Inc., and KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: June 2018

Total cost: $16 million

Square feet: 50,500

CityPlace Medical

Located in Woodbury’s mixed-use CityPlace development, CityPlace Medical provides a gorgeous specialty medical center for patients in the east metro and western Wisconsin. Davis, the local development firm chosen to lead the project, introduced the space to current anchor tenant Minnesota Gastroenterology (MNGI) due to its convenient location, optimal visibility, and wholly customizable footplate. All parties wanted the building design to be creative and unique, while complementing the existing structures inside the development. The finished product surrounds guests with natural light, warm wood tones, and neatly polished accents, creating a relaxing vibe throughout the space that makes guests feel right at home. The bold stone exterior and cascading glass curtain help the building to stand out while still fitting in, encouraging patients and general shoppers alike to come for a purpose but stay for the experience.

CityPlace Medical

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Woodbury

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Loucks, Gilbert Mechanical Contractors, Inc., and KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: June 2018

Total cost: $16 million

Square feet: 50,500

CityPlace Medical

Located in Woodbury’s mixed-use CityPlace development, CityPlace Medical provides a gorgeous specialty medical center for patients in the east metro and western Wisconsin. Davis, the local development firm chosen to lead the project, introduced the space to current anchor tenant Minnesota Gastroenterology (MNGI) due to its convenient location, optimal visibility, and wholly customizable footplate. All parties wanted the building design to be creative and unique, while complementing the existing structures inside the development. The finished product surrounds guests with natural light, warm wood tones, and neatly polished accents, creating a relaxing vibe throughout the space that makes guests feel right at home. The bold stone exterior and cascading glass curtain help the building to stand out while still fitting in, encouraging patients and general shoppers alike to come for a purpose but stay for the experience.

Essentia Health–Fargo

This project involved the fit-up of approximately 22,217 square feet of existing third floor shell space in the south wing of Essentia Health hospital. Combining the services of the existing Progressive Care Unit and Telemetry floor into one unit, EAPC designed a 28-bed cardiac telemetry patient care unit where each individual patient room includes a private toilet-shower room and a family seating area. Four of the patient rooms were designed to accommodate airborne infection isolation control capabilities, one of which also includes bariatric patients. Recessed nursing care stations were integrated into the corridors to allow direct staff observation of patients from outside the room, a configuration that mirrors the design of an ICU room. Pass-through cabinets allow replenishment of care supplies without disturbing the patient. Staff and support spaces now consist of cardiac telemetry, infection control, pharmacy, consultation, offices, and a break room.

Essentia Health–Fargo

Type of facility: Cardiac and intermediate care unit

Location: Fargo, ND

Ownership Organization: Essentia Health

Architect/Interior design: EAPC Architects Engineers

Engineers: Asche Engineering; EAPC Architects Engineers

Contractor: Olaf Anderson Construction

Completion date: 2018

Total cost: $6 million

Square feet: 22,217

Essentia Health–Fargo

This project involved the fit-up of approximately 22,217 square feet of existing third floor shell space in the south wing of Essentia Health hospital. Combining the services of the existing Progressive Care Unit and Telemetry floor into one unit, EAPC designed a 28-bed cardiac telemetry patient care unit where each individual patient room includes a private toilet-shower room and a family seating area. Four of the patient rooms were designed to accommodate airborne infection isolation control capabilities, one of which also includes bariatric patients. Recessed nursing care stations were integrated into the corridors to allow direct staff observation of patients from outside the room, a configuration that mirrors the design of an ICU room. Pass-through cabinets allow replenishment of care supplies without disturbing the patient. Staff and support spaces now consist of cardiac telemetry, infection control, pharmacy, consultation, offices, and a break room.

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

HealthEast Care System sought to consolidate a number of health care services and specialty groups to create an ideal ambulatory destination. Under health care developer Mark Davis, the project was initially strategized to be built in three phases, but as demand for tenancy skyrocketed, construction plans were revised three times to launch at full capacity. Local architect firm bdh+young designed the concept, delivering a finished product as beautiful as it is logical. Lush landscaping lines the massive parking lot, helping patients feel at ease as they approach the grand front entrance. A player piano and roaring fireplace greet guests as they arrive in the modern, open-concept lobby, and the breathtaking view from inside showcases local art, with the feature piece being a massive glass sculpture suspended from the vaulted ceiling. The space presents a warm color palette, light and bright glass staircase, and cozy lounges.

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Maplewood

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: October 2017

Total cost: $48 million

Square feet: 147,926

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

HealthEast Care System sought to consolidate a number of health care services and specialty groups to create an ideal ambulatory destination. Under health care developer Mark Davis, the project was initially strategized to be built in three phases, but as demand for tenancy skyrocketed, construction plans were revised three times to launch at full capacity. Local architect firm bdh+young designed the concept, delivering a finished product as beautiful as it is logical. Lush landscaping lines the massive parking lot, helping patients feel at ease as they approach the grand front entrance. A player piano and roaring fireplace greet guests as they arrive in the modern, open-concept lobby, and the breathtaking view from inside showcases local art, with the feature piece being a massive glass sculpture suspended from the vaulted ceiling. The space presents a warm color palette, light and bright glass staircase, and cozy lounges.

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Maplewood

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: October 2017

Total cost: $48 million

Square feet: 147,926

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

HealthEast Care System sought to consolidate a number of health care services and specialty groups to create an ideal ambulatory destination. Under health care developer Mark Davis, the project was initially strategized to be built in three phases, but as demand for tenancy skyrocketed, construction plans were revised three times to launch at full capacity. Local architect firm bdh+young designed the concept, delivering a finished product as beautiful as it is logical. Lush landscaping lines the massive parking lot, helping patients feel at ease as they approach the grand front entrance. A player piano and roaring fireplace greet guests as they arrive in the modern, open-concept lobby, and the breathtaking view from inside showcases local art, with the feature piece being a massive glass sculpture suspended from the vaulted ceiling. The space presents a warm color palette, light and bright glass staircase, and cozy lounges.

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

Type of facility: Medical office building

Location: Maplewood

Ownership Organization: Davis

Architect/Interior design: bdh+young

Engineers: Asche Engineering; KOMA

Contractor: Timco Construction

Completion date: October 2017

Total cost: $48 million

Square feet: 147,926

HealthEast Clinic and Specialty Center

HealthEast Care System sought to consolidate a number of health care services and specialty groups to create an ideal ambulatory destination. Under health care developer Mark Davis, the project was initially strategized to be built in three phases, but as demand for tenancy skyrocketed, construction plans were revised three times to launch at full capacity. Local architect firm bdh+young designed the concept, delivering a finished product as beautiful as it is logical. Lush landscaping lines the massive parking lot, helping patients feel at ease as they approach the grand front entrance. A player piano and roaring fireplace greet guests as they arrive in the modern, open-concept lobby, and the breathtaking view from inside showcases local art, with the feature piece being a massive glass sculpture suspended from the vaulted ceiling. The space presents a warm color palette, light and bright glass staircase, and cozy lounges.

HealthEast Care System St. John’s Hospital

To better serve patient needs, EAPC designed a complete remodel for the treatment space of the Linear Accelerator as well as waiting and common space areas outside the vault. This new equipment allows the hospital to conduct more accurate and refined treatments for patients while providing a grand atmosphere within a relatively small room. The point of design emphasis was the Linear Accelerator vault itself, with special attention paid to the new machine’s strict requirements. All-new casework and finishes were installed. An enchanting and inviting display was created by a drop-down ceiling featuring fiber-optic panels and a cove with color-changing LED lights designed to enhance the patient experience, and soften the room for an otherwise hard and chilled environment. The sub-wait area just outside the vault includes new work to the soffit and a new privacy glass wall configuration.

HealthEast Care System St. John’s Hospital

Type of facility: Diagnostic and therapeutic facility

Location: Maplewood

Ownership Organization: HealthEast

Architect/Interior design: EAPC Architects Engineers Engineers: Parsons Electric LLC, Palanisami & Associates, and Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Engineers: Asche Engineering; Willmar Electric Service; Design Tree Engineering; Applied Engineering Design; and Kvernstoen, Rönnholm, & Associates

Contractor: Kraus-Anderson

Completion date: July 2008

Total cost: $700,000

Square feet: 1,410 SF Remodel

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

The Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center, an addition to the Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, includes 20 infusion suites, 15 exam rooms, and lab and integrative services, as well as an onsite pharmacy, meditation room, infusion therapy lounge, boutique, and bistro. Named after Joe Lueken, a local businessman who built his grocery store business into a thriving staple in the Bemidji community, the center has expanded and centralized cancer care in the Bemidji area, offering patients a full range of services to guide them through treatment. This includes space for financial counseling, social services, genetic counseling, and survivorship. The design, structure, and layout ensure that the center will remain on the cutting edge of treatment and continue to evolve as a medical leader. The forward-thinking, patient-focused center offers amenities designed to be warm, welcoming, and comforting for patients and families.

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

Type of facility: Cancer center

Location: Bemidji

Ownership Organization: Sanford Bemidji Medical Center

Architect/Interior design: HGA

Engineers: Asche Engineering; HGA

Contractor: Kraus-Anderson

Completion date: August 2018

Total cost: $10,675,794

Square feet: 23,852

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

The Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center, an addition to the Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, includes 20 infusion suites, 15 exam rooms, and lab and integrative services, as well as an onsite pharmacy, meditation room, infusion therapy lounge, boutique, and bistro. Named after Joe Lueken, a local businessman who built his grocery store business into a thriving staple in the Bemidji community, the center has expanded and centralized cancer care in the Bemidji area, offering patients a full range of services to guide them through treatment. This includes space for financial counseling, social services, genetic counseling, and survivorship. The design, structure, and layout ensure that the center will remain on the cutting edge of treatment and continue to evolve as a medical leader. The forward-thinking, patient-focused center offers amenities designed to be warm, welcoming, and comforting for patients and families.

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

Type of facility: Cancer center

Location: Bemidji

Ownership Organization: Sanford Bemidji Medical Center

Architect/Interior design: HGA

Engineers: Asche Engineering; HGA

Contractor: Kraus-Anderson

Completion date: August 2018

Total cost: $10,675,794

Square feet: 23,852

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

The Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center, an addition to the Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, includes 20 infusion suites, 15 exam rooms, and lab and integrative services, as well as an onsite pharmacy, meditation room, infusion therapy lounge, boutique, and bistro. Named after Joe Lueken, a local businessman who built his grocery store business into a thriving staple in the Bemidji community, the center has expanded and centralized cancer care in the Bemidji area, offering patients a full range of services to guide them through treatment. This includes space for financial counseling, social services, genetic counseling, and survivorship. The design, structure, and layout ensure that the center will remain on the cutting edge of treatment and continue to evolve as a medical leader. The forward-thinking, patient-focused center offers amenities designed to be warm, welcoming, and comforting for patients and families.

Sanford Joe Lueken Cancer Center

Type of facility: Cancer center

Location: Bemidji

Ownership Organization: Sanford Bemidji Medical Center

Architect/Interior design: HGA

Engineers: Asche Engineering; HGA

Contractor: Kraus-Anderson

Completion date: August 2018

Total cost: $10,675,794

Square feet: 23,852