We are leaders in laboratories, healthcare facilities, life science centers, and research buildings.

As the most complex buildings, hospitals and health facilities require specialized knowledge and expertise to create the systems that support them. IPS has an extensive history of planning and designing projects for clients in healthcare. Our engineering and construction teams are particularly skilled at designing and planning for OSHPD, OBL, and ASC-governed facility requirements. We understand the need to minimize downtime in all areas and have the practical know-how necessary to get equipment installed and projects closed, allowing medical staff to return to, and focus on, patient treatment.

We partner with clients to provide the highest degree of engineering, construction, and system safety, ensuring our clients can respond to and recover from any emergency.

Clients rely on our ability to reduce hospital operational costs by focusing on energy consumption and the use of space. We produce sustainable buildings that minimize waste while maximizing efficiency. In addition, we work with OSHPD to comply to changing codes and regulations for cost-effective and functional design solutions.

During construction, renovation, or design, we provide code and standard compliance support while helping projects stay ahead of the curve as regulations change. Our engineers work closely with healthcare teams to understand the patient journey and design projects accordingly. Every project, large or small, is fit into a facility’s life cycle to meet high standards of patient care. With tailored services, our clients stay steps ahead of an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.

With abundant supplies of fresh air, natural light, and greenery, we create peaceful, healing spaces in health facilities wherever possible.

Patient safety is the guiding principle for every decision we take. Our teams consider how to minimize the spread of germs and aid cleaning from the outset. We plan room layouts and staff facilities that cut the risk of cross-contamination and design ventilation systems that remove airborne pathogens.