Category: Healthcare

Project Description

Here at Pacy & Wheatley Interiors, we are privileged to be working with McLeod & Aitken and Barchester Healthcare, who are returning old clients of ours. This new-built care home has experienced an increase in dementia patients, so urgent upgrades to the second floor had to be completed to ensure their comfort and safety.

The refurbishment consisted mainly of decoration and new flooring in the corridors and amenity rooms to follow the Memory Lane scheme and safety features that are assigned to all Barchester Healthcare homes. We also transformed an old therapy room into a new sensory room by installing a star gaze ceiling panel to bring the beautiful night sky indoors for everyone to enjoy.

Project Description

Pacy & Wheatley has completed the 2nd Eye Health Clinic for Newmedica, a healthcare fit out project in Worcester, who is one of the leading independent sector providers of NHS funded ophthalmology services in England.

On this project we stripped the building back and started from scratch, all new partitions had been installed, forming theatre, specialist operation rooms and lots of consulting rooms. After the rooms were formed, they all had a full new M&E systems installed and an up to date specification interior fitout, which consisted of flooring, decoration and FF&E.

The project was split across 2 floors so to aid in transporting materials and patients to the 1st floor we installed the Newmedica team, with a new lift to ensure safety and ease when moving around the building.

We had worked tirelessly over the 2 floors, and we handed over a fantastic project to the new staff and they opened on time and in budget.

The Project

Galsworthy House Care Home, based in southwest London, is one of 4 care homes completed with Aria Healthcare as part of a series of healthcare fit-out projects. Phase 1 work included refurbishing 11 bedrooms and ensuites with new decoration, flooring, tiling, and shower and vanities.

Upgrades to the existing plumbing and electrical services had been carried out through the rooms to ensure compliance and safety were met. Phase 2 included the refurbishment of various common rooms throughout the home, including staff rooms, kitchen, dining rooms, and corridors, to match the new theme of the home and the Aria brand.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley were appointed on a tendered cost basis to carry out the external and interior refurbishment of the emergency department area 1 of Doncaster Royal Infirmary hospital which is the place where people brought in by Ambulance are admitted. This area of the Hospital was originally built in the late 1960’s. The works involved creating a new space between A&E admission and some existing back office space for Ambulance teams to bring patients into the building. The works were undertaken over a 13-week period pre- and post-Christmas 2020. The work also included the installation of new admin reception areas including new state of the art glazed counters, new flooring, full decoration and the installation of a new ceiling system. New Water supplies and a heating system was also installed. Externally new automatic entrance/exit doors were fitted and the car park within the designated area was resurfaced in order to ease the use of trolley beds gaining entrance to the newly formed area The solution has resulted in a brighter more modern entrance area which logistically eases the pressure on the NHS staff operating in this department. The new facility has been received very favourably by all of the staff and patients arriving into the Hospital who will now receive quicker, more professional treatment within a very modern state of the art facility.

The Project

The first phase was to build a Brick extension to the existing CT area. The Second Phase was to refurbish the current CT6 block. The extension needed to be built to form a covered walkway leading to other Hospital locations so that patients who were ill and had undergone scans were not exposed to the elements when being taken back to the ward areas. Once this extension was completed and fully utilised, we refurbished the existing sites, including a new reception and treatment area in the CT Section. New treatment rooms were formed along with a modern and comfortable waiting area. New Toilets were installed, as well as offices and storage rooms. Many trades were involved in the refurbishment areas where new air conditioning, new LED lighting, new flooring, extensive decoration, new doors and new windows.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley Interiors has completed a 12-week refurbishment project of the Newell Ward at Nottingham City Hospital. The Project included the installation of new fire doors and bed bay curtains to the rooms with complete decoration, floors, and ceilings of the whole area. Furthermore, a new medical gas system has been installed with upgrades and modifications to the fire alarm and mechanical and electrical systems, including new LED lighting. This Project was originally predicted to be 16 weeks, but our team worked efficiently with the hospital trust to hand the ward back to the hospital staff four weeks sooner. A well-run and efficient project resulted in zero accidents from commencement to completion.

The Project

Pacy & Wheatley have recently completed the interior fit out of an existing office building to a new Newmedica Eye Health Clinic in Newcastle. The works included the demolition of the existing office layout and the building of new partitions, ceilings, floor finishes and fixtures. Fittings and equipment were installed to form the Theatre, Post Op and Consultation rooms. The works also included a full installation of mechanical and electrical services.

The Project

Pacy and Wheatley Interiors has just completed this interior refurbishment/construction project at Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The works undertaken included a full strip out and refurbishment of the Aseptic Unit and offices, also the Construction of a new roof plant room compromising of new Steel frame, SFS wall and floor construction, Rock panel Cladding and New Flat Roofing. This is our first project for this new client and their project management team, and we are looking forward to building on this new relationship.

The Project

Pacy and Wheatley, healthcare construction company, were delighted to have been awarded the contract to construct a new Breast Care Facility for Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS Trust. Works consisted of the development of a number of waiting areas, mammography rooms, specialist consulting rooms together with the refurbishment of WC facilities and circulation corridors. The development was phased to minimise disruption to the hospital services and staff. The project was designed and managed by the in-house estates and development team at Bassetlaw Hospital, with whom we worked closely throughout the construction process.