Clinical Area

Imaging

The ability to look inside the human body with modern scientific equipment has proved to be very important in prescribing the correct treatment and as a result, more and more decisions are made following a procedure.

The ability to look inside the human body with modern scientific equipment has proved to be very important in prescribing the correct treatment and as a result, more and more decisions are made following a procedure.

Patients are often apprehensive in these areas, especially on the first visit and it is important to make the rooms as relaxing as possible with careful choice of colours.

The number of MRI machines in the UK is steadily growing and we have a specialist range of fitted furniture and non-ferrous storage equipment suitable for these areas.

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Related Project

Southlands CDC Phase 2

The Southlands Hospital Community Diagnostic Centre project, contracted by Morgan Sindall, involves the development of a state-of-the-art facility aimed at enhancing diagnostic services for the local community.

The development involved demolishing a previous structure and constructing a new facility equipped with:

  • Four state-of-the-art ultrasound rooms​

  • Two dedicated echo treatment rooms​

  • Two lung function testing rooms

  • A specialised gynaecological treatment area

Since it's initial opening in October 2023, the CDC has served over 60,000 patients, contributing significantly to reducing wating times and providing timely diagnostics.

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Call us on 020 8699 8993 to speak to one of our project consultants.