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Over the years, the 400 billion dollar healthcare construction business has experienced its fair share of change.
Fremont, CA: The 400 billion dollar healthcare construction business has experienced its fair share of change over the years. Healthcare construction is ever-evolving, from new materials and technology developments to updated building standards published by the Facility Guidelines Institute and approved by The Joint Commission. While many industry trends come and go, one of the most critical trends in healthcare today is pre-fabrication and modular construction.
Said, modular construction is the process of erecting a building off-site using modules and then fitting them together in a pre-planned order on the job site. Before embarking on any new trend, it is critical to weigh the benefits and drawbacks. So let's start with the advantages of using modular construction.
Advantages of modular construction.
Reduced time.
"Speed to market" is a phrase you'll hear a lot in modular buildings. Modular construction significantly reduces the time required to establish a building, allowing more patients to be admitted into your healthcare institution quickly. Though modular and traditional building procedures begin with a detailed design plan, permit approvals, and