Critical Access Hospital and Integrated Clinic
Mayo Clinic Health System
Located halfway between the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan region and Rochester, Minn., Mayo Clinic Health System-Cannon Falls is a critical access hospital serving a community nestled in the hills of east-central Minnesota. Largely a farming region, Cannon Falls has evolved into an exurban community for both of Minnesota’s largest metro areas. The goal for the replacement hospital and clinic project was to offer both primary and transitional care and long-term rehabilitation services, complementing the acute and quaternary care offered by Mayo Clinic in nearby Rochester as well as expand clinical and rehabilitation services.
A larger emergency services program improves the hospital’s ability to respond to victims of accidents in the region, especially those from automobile accidents along Highway 52 and farming accidents. Sited on a hill overlooking the main highway passing through the community, Mayo Clinic Health System-Cannon Falls achieves three main aesthetic goals: provide a beacon for the community on the hilltop; capture the views of the valley for patients; and convey a professional image to make Cannon Falls the preferred place in the region to go for primary and transitional care.
Team
Additional Team Members
Rick Dahl (retired)
Principal, Director
Jim Davy (retired)
Principal
Marivel Ansera
Senior Interior Designer
Connie Cervantes Cook
Senior Project Planner
Ken Frey (retired)
Quality Assurance Specialist
Jeff Griesinger (retired)
Construction Administrator
Dave Leighly
Senior Project Architect/ Code Analyst
Jesse Turck
Project Manager
Sheldon Wolfe (retired)
Specifications Writer
Project Specs
Size:
80,000 sq. ft.
Components:
15-bed inpatient unit; 36-exam room primary/specialty care clinic; 5-room emergency department; surgery suite with one operating room and one procedure room; outpatient rehabilitation; imaging; lab; pharmacy; staff and support areas
Completion:
2014