Space & Tools: $74 Million
GEORGE D. WIDENER HOSPITAL RENOVATIONS
Widener Hospital must enhance clinical spaces to match client needs and clinical expertise. Improvements include upgraded surgical suites to give an increasing volume of patients a better experience, enlarged imaging facilities to sharpen teaching and diagnostics, and an indoor complex to allow for safer and more comfortable examination and assessment.
View a rendering of the renovations
MATTHEW J. RYAN HOSPITAL RENOVATIONS
One of the busiest urban tertiary care centers in veterinary medicine, the Matthew J. Ryan Hospital treats a high volume of diverse patients effectively and efficiently. To continue to offer the best care, we must expand our emergency service and update our imaging, cardiology, and outpatient services.
LABORATORY AND RESEARCH SPACE
Penn Vet already has the best minds in veterinary science working on research's toughest questions. To accelerate the pace of discovery, we need to refurbish our space and upgrade our tools. We seek term funding to build the spacious and well-equipped laboratories that are fundamental to inquiry and discovery.
NEW BOLTON CENTER TEACHING SPACE
Penn Vet must increase and enhance the space available for faculty offices and classroom instruction to meet the planned goal to grow enrollment and add connectivity to share resource between the Philadelphia and Chester County campuses.
ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS
To better manage existing hospital cases as well as predict future disease patterns, Penn Vet seeks to build a searchable database with records that can be shared across campuses and sorted by date, species, and type of infection to allow trends to emerge.
NEW MULTI-DISCIPLINARY LABORATORIES
In this world of rapidly changing technology, Penn Vet students study science in laboratories that date back nearly 40 years. To give students a superior grounding in the basic scientific core of veterinary medicine, we need to build state-of-the-art student learning laboratories commensurate with modern teaching methods.