The OrthoArkansas third floor renovation marks the culmination of a visionary journey that commenced with the original 2017 building construction. The third floor was originally unfinished during the initial building construction, but constructed with the intent of growing into the additional third floor space. Left dormant until 2023, third floor services offer a beacon of healing and progress for patients, and responds to a growing demand for expanded OrthoArkansas services.
Size
Services
Engineering
Interior Design
Size
Services
Engineering
Interior Design
The OrthoArkansas third floor renovation marks the culmination of a visionary journey that commenced with the original 2017 building construction. The third floor was originally unfinished during the initial building construction, but constructed with the intent of growing into the additional third floor space. Left dormant until 2023, third floor services offer a beacon of healing and progress for patients, and responds to a growing demand for expanded OrthoArkansas services.
Covering a sprawling 25,000 square feet, this final phase was meticulously crafted to elevate patient care and outcomes with an outpatient surgery center specializing in pain management and a Center of Excellence for Joint and Spine treatments.
With architectural development that mirrors the OrthoArkansas mission to restore motion and vitality to people’s lives, the interior design introduces a series of sweeping curves. These contours, inspired by the curvature of the human spine, infuse the space with a sense of fluidity and vitality. It’s a metaphorical ode to bringing motion back into the lives of those seeking care at OrthoArkansas.
Within these walls, you’ll find 28 state-of-the-art exam rooms thoughtfully designed to cater to patient needs. Three advanced imaging rooms stand ready to provide precise diagnostics and comprehensive care.
The pain management center, a vital component of this phase, is equipped with three cutting-edge procedure rooms and 14 pre and post recovery beds.
