Kinsley renovated and built an addition to the Surgical Center at Apple Hill. The addition included a generator, elevator, loading dock, four operating rooms, two endoscopy rooms and a 40-bay recovery area. Renovations involved an endoscopy room, clean room, sterile storage area, a procedure room, a pre-op area with 30 booths, soiled linen utility room and six operating rooms.

This two-phase project included the renovation and expansion of the existing anesthesiology offices into a fresh, new layout.  Kinsley’s planning and field investigative efforts led to orderly operations and logistically effective project execution without any disruption to the adjacent patient care areas.  

This two-story building has a split-face block and brick veneer, bronze aluminum storefront windows and frames, metal soffits and fascia and a concrete curb and sidewalks with a guide rail. The roof is a rubber membrane standing seam roof system with skylights. Interior rooms include a communications room, patient lounge, file and storage rooms, exam rooms, a patient education room, linen supply closet and a conference room.   

This work involved a complete tenant fit-out of new operating room space adjacent to existing operating rooms. Because the site logistics of this project were challenging, Kinsley used scaffold stairs to create outside access to the OR space and coordinated our material deliveries with the hospital’s loading dock schedule.

Kinsley constructed this state-of-the-art Spine and Sports Rehabilitation Center to increase the overall capabilities of the clinic. The building contains offices, a whirlpool, staff areas, locker rooms, a steam room, consultation rooms, an indoor pool and a fitness and rehabilitation center.    

Kinsley’s main priority for the project was to upgrade the existing patient suites into administration offices. The new floor plan included a significant amount of casework and a redesigned layout to accommodate the office staff. The southwest end of the wing’s redesign included renovating the space for reception, education and conference areas. Office spaces also included new finishes.

The demo and construction work for this project was completed with the hospital's radiology department remaining occupied and in constant use. An all new MEP system, interior finishes and the installation of new CAT Scan equipment were major elements included in this project.

This building contains 12 dialysis stations, a patient waiting area and locker and toilet rooms. The structure has insulated glazing that is “gray tinted” with internal mullions and aluminum framing finish. Unique aspects include drain lines for dialysis processes and underground downspout piping.     

The York Hospital Simulation Center involved converting a laundry holding area below the cafeteria into a healthcare simulation training facility. The new space included an operating room and training classroom utilizing equipment such as an automated mannequin to train students for various state-of-the-art surgical procedures.

Kinsley was responsible for demolition of basement space and the fit-out work for wound care usage and hyperbaric treatment. The renovation area was adjacent to the facility’s ICRA office, so the project was regularly inspected for compliance. The space programming involved the creation of 10 exam rooms and corresponding support services and the hyperbaric area was prepped to receive hyperbaric treatment chambers.