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LIFE FLIGHT’S 10th ANNIVERSARY Governor Mark White pro- claimed the week of November 2-9, 1986 ‘‘Life Flight Week in Texas,’ during a special visit to Hermann Hospital on October 10, 1986. Life Flight Week culminated with a patient reun- ion in Hermann Park on November 9. It was a time to pay tribute to Life Flight for its outstanding service as Texas’ first and the nation’s busiest hospital-based air ambulance system. It was an anniversary celebration which provided an excellent opportunity to link Hermann Hospital to the Life Flight ambulance service — a connection that is not always understood by the general , public. Pr | ey 30 Features
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NEW PATIENT PAVILION SLATED FOR HERMANN HOSPITAL Plans are under way for construction of a new patient pavilion for Hermann to replace Robertson Pavilion. Groundbreaking is scheduled for Spring 1987 with completion of the building slated for May 1989. The new building will be situated on Outer Belt Drive, adjoining Cullen Pavilion behind the Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children. The new pavilion is expected to house approximately 250 beds, and will be the location for Hermann’s Trauma and Emergency Center. Its roof will serve as helistop for Life Flight. The interior will feature an atrium design, with all patient rooms overlook- ing the landscaped lobby or Hermann Park. A glass-encased mall connecting the hospital’s four patient towers will cross the hospital complex. Ad- missions will be situated in the center of this mall, with entrances at Fannin Street and the Texas Medical Center Garage 4, near Outer Belt Drive. The exterior design is planned to complement the Mediterranean style of the Cullen Pavilion, which was built during the 1920’s. There are also plans for a new, full-service kitchen adjacent to the garage. It will house food-service operations for the entire hospital complex. Though the new patient pavilion will replace Robertson Pavilion for housing patients, Robert- son will be maintained operational for limited pur- poses. All surgical units, including intensive care, recently renovated for compliance to life safety codes will remain on Robertson’s second floor. In addition, the hospital’s new pediatric critical care unit also will remain. Much of Robertson will be used for support-staff office space. Financing will be provided by issuance of hospital revenue bonds by Harris County Health Facilities Development Corporation. The bonds are to be issued in Spring 1987. Features 29
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