BNBuilders Celebrates Completion of Major Health Campus in San Bernardino

BNBuilders Completes Transformation of SAC Health Brier Campus

BNBuilders, in collaboration with Perkins&Will, has officially announced the completion of the SAC Health Brier Campus project located in San Bernardino, California. This initiative marks a key development in the region's healthcare infrastructure, transforming a 240,000 square foot office building into a modern Federally Qualified Health Center recognized under OSHPD-3 regulations. The revamped campus aims to provide essential health services to those in need, contributing significantly to community wellness.

Project Overview

The renovation project at SAC Health Brier Campus has completely transformed the existing building into a comprehensive primary care clinic, featuring generous facilities dedicated to patient care and community services. The new center now offers a diverse array of medical services, including family medicine, pediatrics, behavioral health, dental care, and various medical specialties, all designed to meet the multifaceted healthcare needs of the San Bernardino community. This comprehensive approach enables the center to effectively cater to a wide range of patient requirements, reinforcing its role as a community health hub.

Enhancing Community Support

One of the standout features of the SAC Health Brier Campus is its commitment to holistic patient support. The facility integrates spaces dedicated to various support programs aimed at improving overall community well-being. By offering resources that extend beyond traditional medical care, the campus ensures that patients receive well-rounded support for their health journeys.

As the only faith-based and educational FQHC in the area, SAC Health is poised to become a cornerstone of healthcare for the community. With over 40 specialties and more than 200,000 patient visits annually, the Brier campus is set to serve as the flagship of SAC Health clinics throughout the inland valley. This strategic positioning will significantly enhance access to healthcare, especially for the underserved populations in the region.

Workforce Impact and Future Goals

The opening of the Brier campus is more than just a facility upgrade; it represents a commitment to the local economy as well. The project has created over 200 new positions for healthcare professionals and support staff, thereby contributing to job growth in the community. As Maryellen Westerberg, COO at SAC Health, stated, 'The completion of SAC Health Brier Campus will position us to support the growing need for quality, affordable healthcare in the region.' This expansion reflects the organization's dedication to not just patient care but also to uplifting the workforce in San Bernardino.

Commitment to Community Health

For BNBuilders, the successful completion of this project underscores the company's dedication to constructing spaces that enhance community well-being. 'At its core, construction is about building our local communities, which is why we love what we do,' remarked Brian Dague, Principal at BNBuilders. Their approach emphasizes not only quality construction but also the cultivation of lasting relationships with community partners. The firm stands out as a leader in creating spaces that foster health and wellness, aligning with their foundational principles of diversity, sustainability, innovation, and safety.

Conclusion

The SAC Health Brier Campus represents a significant step forward in improving healthcare access and quality in San Bernardino. With its wide range of services and support programs, it is set to become a vital resource for the community, promoting overall health and wellness. BNBuilders, through their commitment to community-focused construction, has demonstrated that building is not just about structures; it’s about creating environments that support life and health.

As the community welcomes the Brier campus, the collaboration between BNBuilders and SAC Health exemplifies what can be achieved when vision and expertise come together to address public health needs.