Planning and DesignPlanning began
in August of 2002. A small group of
doctors came together with a plan to
build a new doctors' hospital in
Bridgeport, Texas capable of providing
many different services to Wise and
surrounding counties.
Why does
Bridgeport need a new hospital?
Maps and
Photos of the Site
Architectural Renderings of Hospital
Floor
and Site Plans
Fly Around Video
The Question
During the planning, one question was
paramount:
Why does Bridgeport need a
new hospital?
Intensive data-gathering and
statistical analysis provided several
answers:
- Wise County is growing rapidly
- 1990-2000 Wise County growth
rate = 37.4%
- 1990-2000 State of Texas growth
rate = 19.3%
- Wise County projected to have
accelerated growth
- Office of Rural and Community
Affairs (ORCA) predicts Wise
County will become one of the
fastest growing counties in
Texas.
- Increase access to Acute Care
Hospital Beds
- According to Hospital
Association Guidelines, the total
bed need justified by Wise County
residents for 2004 is 105.8 beds
and for 2007 it is 116.5 beds.
Currently there are only 69.
- According to Office of Rural
and Community Affairs (ORCA) Wise
County has 1.35 Licensed Hospital
Beds per 1000, while the State average
is 3.7 Licensed Hospital Beds per
1000.
- Every healthcare service
provided locally benefits
Bridgeport twice.
- Improves people’s health
- Improves the health of the
local economy
- Economic Impact
- Doctors’ Hospital will
hire over 150 full time
employees
- Average salary over
$40,000
- Over $6,000,000 in
annual salaries
- Office of Rural and
Community Affairs (ORCA)
estimates the direct impact
of the fully staffed hospital (150 employees)
will add an additional 137
jobs in the Bridgeport area.
- Supporting Education
- Over $100,000 annually
budgeted for staff
continuing education
- Nursing School
Scholarships
- HOSA (Health Occupation
Student of America) Program
- Encourages High School
students to consider
healthcare as a career
option, through
mentorships with hospital
employees
- Physician Internships /
Medical Student Preceptors
- John Peter Smith
Hospital System
- University of North
Texas Health Science
Center's Texas College of
Osteopathic Medicine
- Nurse Anesthetist
School Rotations
- Texas Christian
University
- Registered Nursing
School Rotations
- The Weatherford
College Associate Degree
Nursing Program
- Licensed Vocational
Nursing School Rotations
- Operating Room
Technicians School
Rotations
Maps and Photos
Architectural
Renderings
The architectural
design is by
PageSoutherlandPage.
Below are some architectural renderings showing
what the new hospital
will look like from
different
perspectives.
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Click here for a
view of the entire
site, including
hospital, from the
NE Corner, far away.
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Click here for
another view of the
entire site,
including hospital,
from the NE Corner,
far away, different
angle.
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Click here for a
view of the NE
Corner entrance, up
close, from the
north.
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Click here for
another view of the
NE corner entrance,
from the north.
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Click here for
another view of the
NE corner entrance,
from the east.
-
Click here for a
view of the north
side of the
hospital, from the
northwest.
Floor and Site Plans
Below are images
provided by the
architects
PageSoutherlandPage,
showing the site
plans, floor plans,
and more. The
main link is just a
low-res snap shot.
Click the adobe
acrobat link
to download the
detailed plan file
which you can zoom
in, print, and save
to disk.
Fly
Around Video
Click the link
below to be show a
short video of the
hospital as it
would look from an
aerial perspective.
Note: This file
is large. Even
at T1 speeds, the
file
may take several
minutes to download
and start playing.
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