Since 1913, City of Hope has been fighting against life-threatening illnesses while affirming their vision that “health is a human right.” In pursuit of this fight, City of Hope has begun executing a 20-year expansion plan to enhance its research and treatment facilities across the United States.

In December 2019, CSI joined forces with DPR Construction to aid City of Hope in their latest endeavor: the City of Hope Duarte Outpatient Clinic. Despite the challenges of the pandemic, CSI set out on an extraordinary feat, designing and constructing a ground-up OSHPD 3, 8-story highrise with a basement. At the highest peak, CSI had 53 workers on site working to complete this 351,988 SF building.

The Duarte Outpatient Clinic features state-of-the-art equipment for cancer treatment and care, including spaces for radiology, radiation oncology, MRIs, Fluoroscopy, CAT and PET Scans, other imaging suites, nuclear medicine, cleanroom labs, an IR PACU, and patient care areas with infusion bays.

After three years of unwavering dedication, including periods during the pandemic and significant weather delays and challenges, the Duarte Outpatient Clinic is complete.

Kaiser Permanente leads the way with their next generation medical office building.

To meet the growing needs of Kaiser Permanente members in Los Angeles, CA, Kaiser Permanente transformed 3 floors of an existing office building into medical offices for Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Social Medicine, Radiology, Family Medicine, OB/GYN, Nurse Clinic, Pharmacy, and Laboratory.

This high-tech facility features digital ID cards, express check-in, and enhanced integrated technology setting a benchmark for other Kaiser Permanente facilities to follow suit.

CSI partnered with Layton Construction to complete the tenant improvement buildout which included technology equipment rooms, copper and fiber distribution cabling, and a new DC Lighting System.

To serve the growing community and aging population, the Henry Mayo Hewhall Hospital had to expand.

As part of their major long-term planning project, the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital began construction on a new inpatient Patient Tower in 2016. Opened in 2019, the Patient Tower includes up to 142 additional patient beds, a new 29-bed Women’s Services Unit, and three new medical/surgical units with 30 new medical/surgical beds in each unit. The Patient Tower will also include a permanent rooftop helipad with direct access to the Emergency Department and expanded laboratory and materials management space.

In support of the Patient Tower, a new loading dock and central utility plant were also constructed.

CSI Electrical Contractors, Inc. teamed up with Bernards and HMC Architects to provide all electrical construction on this project along with partnering with M-E Engineers for electrical engineering. Our team installed all low voltage systems including fire alarm, structured cabling, nurse call, security, real time location system, public address, and emergency responder DAS.