Clinical rooms
For any application
Unlimited layout flexibility means a Portakabin building can accommodate any clinical use. These are just a few examples of how they are already used in healthcare.
With clinical spaces demanding exacting standards, the precision-engineered buildings from Portakabin are the perfect fit.
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Trusted by NHS trusts
NHS trusts around the UK like The University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust and Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust have worked with us on numerous projects. So, no matter how complex your brief is, when you come to Portakabin, you know we have the experience required to meet your specifications.
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Constructed to healthcare standards
We can construct any hospital facilities to the latest healthcare standards, including:
- HTM (Health Technical Memoranda)
- HBN (Health Buildings Notes)
- SHTM (Scottish Health Technical Memoranda)
- HAI-SCRIBE (Healthcare Associated Infection System for Controlling Risk in the Built Environment).
Speed was the principle reason for using a modular solution for the building. The building provides a good patient environment both for children in the Children’s Department and for adults in the Elective Care Centre and the new surgical ward. It addresses the issues of patient privacy and dignity, and we are pleased with the ambience, feel, space and quiet.
Case Studies
Hull Royal Infirmary
Key requirements for the project were to incorporate the structure of an existing two-storey modular ward block into the new scheme; to minimise disruption to the adjacent hospital building.
Glenfield Hospital
Specialists from different areas of the business consulted the pharmacy team to understand their requirements and deliver the specially adapted facilities.
Worcestershire Royal Hospital
Worcestershire Royal Hospital wanted to reduce pressure on its Accident and Emergency department by creating a new Surgical Clinical Decision Unit (SCDU) where A&E patients could be assessed fully before being transferred or discharged.