Grant Memorial Renovations

People living in the rural Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia needed to travel outside of the area to receive their cancer treatment every day — until Grant Memorial Hospital added its oncology infusion center.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Shockey built a multi-phased project to serve people in the region receiving therapies for cancer. The thoughtfully-designed facility at Grant Memorial features its own dedicated entrance and offers high-quality specialty care right in their own backyard.

Grant Memorial Hospital serves the nearly 84,000 people who live in the five-county region. Shockey provided construction management services for the project, which now provides patients with a state-of-the-art, nine-patient infusion center and an on-site pharmacy.

Phase I entailed converting three existing inpatient bedrooms to two new critical care patient rooms with accessible bathrooms. Shockey also updated inpatient rooms with additional medical gasses, power, and updated casework and finishes. In Phase II, the team demolished the existing Special Care Unit and constructed a new pharmacy including a clean room suite compliant with current USP 795/800. Phase III included demolition of 5,200 SF of existing administrative offices and construction of the new medical oncology infusion clinic and building entrance vestibule. Within the pharmacy space, a portion of the exterior wall was also opened up to create more glass, allowing daylight into the infusion patient rooms.