Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago April 2012 © 2010 Children’s Memorial Hospital Stacking Diagram and Elevator Layout Children’s Memorial Hospital Largest pediatric provider in the region* Annual patient visits: 549,733 Inpatient admissions: 12,884 Ambulatory and ED visits: 543,558 Surgical procedures: 20,341 148,433 children served Ranked #1 in nearly every specialty  Asthma  Cardiology  Cardiovascular-thoracic surgery  ENT (otolaryngology)  Gastroenterology  General medicine  General surgery  Genetics             Heart transplantation Hematology/oncology Immunology/rheumatology Infectious diseases Kidney diseases (nephrology) Kidney transplantation Liver transplantation Neonatology tertiary care (0-60 days) Neurosurgery Plastic and reconstructive surgery Pulmonary medicine Urology *Internal numbers from fiscal year 2011: includes volumes from Central DuPage Hospital pediatric program and Northwest Community Hospital pediatric emergency department Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Opening June 9, 2012 North Façade from the West Bridges Connecting to Prentice Women’s Hospital Planning for the Future Opening on June 9, 2012, Lurie Children’s will be a modern and adaptable facility  288 beds, with capacity to expand to 313.  All private patient rooms help control infection and reduce noise - both proven to speed healing  Increase patient capacity initially by 25-30%, accommodating up to 3,000 additional inpatient admissions annually  Offer greater opportunities for clinical, academic and research collaborations with colleagues at adjacent medical and academic institutions  Contribute to care and healing through patient and family-centered design  Attract top physicians and scientists by increasing faculty by as much as 25%  Expand space for staff and family educational activities, including training facilities, conference areas and a family resource center Pritzker Foundation Lobby – 1st floor Looking towards elevators to second floor Reyes Family Lobby Reyes Family Lobby – 2nd floor Griffin Emergency Care Center CT Scan Kenneth and Anne Griffin Emergency Care Center – 2nd floor Surgical Waiting Area – 6th floor Operating Room – 7th floor Examination Room – 7th floor Child and Family-Centered Design The hospital’s design incorporated input from the Kids Advisory Board, a panel of patients who weigh in on a variety of issues that have a direct impact on patient care and services . The board brought unique insight and suggestions on everything from layout and color scheme to new menu and recreation options to create the best experience for patients of all ages. Two innovative concepts incorporated as a result of the board’s input include:  The Crown Sky Garden, a spacious multi-functional gathering place unlike any other in the hospital. It will be a place of respite where patients, families, staff and visitors can escape from the confines of the hospital units.  A salon in the family life center offering massages and hair cuts for patients and their families. Offering these services will help boost morale and self-esteem, especially for patients hospitalized for long periods of time. Crown Sky Garden – 11th floor 11th floor – sky café, gift shop Education and Conference Center – 12th floor Fire Truck and Firehouse – 12th floor Interfaith Chapel – 12th floor Family Life Center – 12th floor Patient Care Room Care Team Station Family Great Room Innovations in Care  At 60 beds, Lurie Children’s will offer one of the largest pediatric intensive care units in the nation. The Regenstein Cardiac Care Unit will provide intensive care for heart patients of all ages.  A large clinical research unit with pharmacy, dedicated staff and data analysis systems will give children the opportunity to receive the most current therapies.  Adjacency to Prentice Women’s Hospital will allow faster and safer transport for newborns who require surgery or specialized care.  Neurocritical care offers comprehensive interdisciplinary treatment for children with neurological problems.  Lurie Children’s includes a green roof, stormwater management system and the use of low-emission paints and carpets to reduce overall water and energy usage. Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Patient Care Room Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Care Team Station Lefkofsky Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Patient Care Room Hematology/Oncology Outpatient Services 18th floor 19th Floor Family Kitchen Paths of Discovery Shadowboxes in Care Team Stations Creative Arts Community Partnerships We engaged Chicago’s cultural and civic institutions to assist in the design of public spaces. This will bring arts and culture into a world where they can impact the health and healing of children and families. Designed points of interest create an atmosphere that is welcoming, engaging and calming, communicating hope and promoting healing. Spaces will stimulate learning, encourage interaction and inspire confidence. Creative Arts Community Partnerships Shedd Aquarium Creative Arts Community Partnerships After School Matters Creative Arts Community Partnerships Redmoon Theater Creative Arts Community Partnerships Yollocalli/National Museum of Mexican Art Sky Cows Rooftop Heliport