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Healthcare projects often involve construction adjacent to occupied buildings, sensitive equipment, and critical utilities. Keller works closely with owners, designers, and contractors to deliver geotechnical solutions that support new facilities, renovations, and campus expansions while minimizing disruption to patient care and hospital operations.
Geotechnical construction solutions for hospitals and medical campuses
Keller offers a broad range of geotechnical construction techniques that can be adapted to healthcare facilities. Through an integrated design‑build approach, we develop constructible, cost‑effective solutions based on site conditions, access constraints, and long‑term performance needs.
Our work supports foundations, ground improvement, and earth retention systems for hospitals, outpatient centers, parking structures, utilities, and below‑grade construction. Keller collaborates closely with project teams to sequence work efficiently while maintaining hospital functionality and safety.
Keller's experience in healthcare environments
Keller has supported healthcare projects across North America, including work on hospitals, medical centers, and campus expansions. Our experience working in active, patient‑focused environments allows us to execute safely while maintaining access, operational continuity, and public safety.
This experience enables Keller to deliver reliable geotechnical solutions that support the long‑term performance of healthcare facilities while meeting the strict operational expectations of healthcare providers.
Sector challenges we can solve
- Settlement and bearing capacity concerns beneath critical structures
- Construction adjacent to occupied buildings and sensitive spaces
- Limited access and congested campus environments
- Phased construction tied to operational and regulatory requirements
- Protection of existing facilities, utilities, and infrastructure
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Hackensack University Medical Center 2nd Street Pavilion
Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC), is a non-profit, research and teaching hospital and the largest provider of New Jersey’s inpatient and outpatient services.
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Toronto General Hospital
Keller used an innovative three-phase drilling process to guarantee the safety of the existing tunnel and the quality of the access shafts.
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