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22 COLORS OF THE WORLD Legacy Community
Health's newest clinic is designed to
celebrate and serve two diverse Houston neighborhoods.
BY MATTHEW HALL
30 MIRROR EFFECT Diversity, equity, and inclusion
initiatives within healthcare design
represent steps to put a new face on the industry
and better represent the healthcare organizations
and patient populations it serves.
BY JENNIFER KOVACS SILVIS
DepartmentS
07 EDITORIAL It's long been time to improve
diversity within healthcare design. BY
JENNIFER KOVACS SILVIS
08 SHOW TALK Enough whiskers on kittens.
Give me a face-to-face smile from an old industry
friend. BY KRISTIN D. ZEIT
10 PHOTO TOUR Cherese Mari Laulhere
Children's Village at Miller Children's and
Women's Hospital Long Beach, Long Beach,
Calif., opened February.
MON I T OR
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15 MISSING PIECE North Carolina's Cherokee
Indian Hospital adds a new crisis care and
behavioral health addition to its expanding
health campus. BY TRACEY WALKER
18 BLOSSOMING I DEA Rancho Los Amigos
National Rehabilitation Center in Downey,
Calif., used a " tapestry as a metaphor " approach
for its $418 million campus revitalization.
IN FO CUS
37 PLANNING AND DESIGN PROTECTIVE
MEASURE The rising use of telemedicine for
mental and behavioral health treatment calls
for new approaches in the built environment.
BY ANOSHA ZANJANI
41 PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT ARTWORK
44 PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT WAYFINDING
47 THE CENTER The Center for Health Design
offers a toolbox with resources to help
deliver projects that support the safety of all
building users. BY DEBRA LEVIN
48 FACE TIME Randy Geise, senior healthcare
facility planner, buildings and design, Cleveland
Clinic, Cleveland. BY ANNE DINARDO
PRO JECTS
FIRST LOOK: VA JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITYBASED
OUTPATIENT CLINIC & DOMICILIARY The
193,500-square-foot facility, designed by
Hoefer Welker (Kansas City, Mo.), will consolidate
mental health and primary care services in
a new outpatient clinic and domiciliary.
PERSPECTIVES
TRANSFORMING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT TO
SUPPORT WELLNESS Growing awareness of the
importance of healthy buildings is renewing
focus on air quality and building performance
strategies. BY JEFFREY PAINE
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ON THE COVER: Cherese Mari Laulhere Children's Village at Miller Children's and Women's Hospital Long
Beach, Long Beach, Calif. Photo: Paul Turang Photography
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