SAN DIEGO-As reported earlier, McCarthy Building Cos. Inc. has begun construction of the new 74,000-square-foot Heart and Vascular Center at Grossmont Hospital, located at 5555 Grossmont Center Dr. in La Mesa, CA. When completed in March of 2015, the building also will house a pharmacy, laboratory and covered walkway connection to the existing Women's Center on Level A, as well as a new loading dock and materials management services area on Level B.
The new building will allow for the relocation of the hospital's pharmacy and clinical laboratory space to meet current seismic criteria, according to a prepared statement.
“The new facility is being built on a tight site within a small footprint of the busy hospital campus, presenting access challenges for work crews, material and equipment,” says McCarthy project director Jason Mrozek. “We'll also be creating tie-ins to the existing hospital, which will call for a carefully coordinated and closely managed construction schedule to minimize any disruption to campus operations.”
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