A rendering of the new front entrance for Maury Regional Medical Center produced by Wold Architects & Engineers.

Maury Regional Health is in the process of an extensive $115 million facility improvement plan to enhance patient care and experience. This will be the first major construction project at Maury Regional Medical Center in approximately 20 years to enhance the patient experience and expand access to care.

As more patients continue to choose Maury Regional Health for their care, we are recruiting physicians to support growing service lines, offering additional services and expanding our facilities to meet the changing needs of our community.


our strategic plan for the future

  • Expanding capacity in the ER, adding 10 treatment areas for a total of 48 and creating a new secure behavioral health unit
  • Expanding the front of the medical center to improve access and relocate key patient and visitor services toward the main entrance
  • Expanding the Heart Center following a $1.9 million investment in new cardiac catheterization technology in 2022 and the growth of cardiologists on the medical staff to 12 by May 2024 through partnerships with Vanderbilt Health and Ascension St. Thomas
  • Expanding the Pavilion by 34,000 sq. ft. to create the Orthopedic Surgical Institute on the first floor and expand space for physician practices, while relocating the Women’s Center to improve the experience of women in our community.
  • Reconfiguring parking areas and driving routes with significant benefits, including the addition of 189 parking spaces, additional handicap parking near the main entrance and separation of the patient drop-off location from the main traffic thoroughfare.

Maury Regional Health has selected Wold Architects & Engineers as the design firm. Wold is a full-service design firm focused on sustainable architecture and engineering for education, government, health care and senior living communities. 


Recent News 

Orthopedic Surgical Institute groundbreaking

Photo of the Orthopedic Surgical Institute groundbreakingMaury Regional Health held a groundbreaking ceremony on May 30 to launch the construction of the Orthopedic Surgical Institute on the campus of Maury Regional Medical Center.

The project will consist of a 34,040-sq.-ft. expansion to the northeast side of the existing Pavilion from the ground level to the fourth floor. The ground level will contain a new sterilization and surgical supply unit, while the first floor will contain four operating suites, with two additional shelled areas that can be equipped as surgical suites, and two procedure rooms. Among the technology available in the Orthopedic Surgical Institute is the Mako robotic-assisted platform used for knee and hip replacement as well as the 7D Surgical Flash Navigation System for spinal procedures. The remaining floors will provide shelled space for future expansion. The expansion is expected to be complete in less than two years.

Read the full story at MauryRegional.com/Orthopedic-Surgical-Institute. Photos from the event are also available at Facebook.com/MauryRegional.com.

 

MRMC celebrates opening of newly renovated cafeteria

As part of Maury Regional Health’s ongoing facility improvement plan, the cafeteria at Maury Regional Medical Center reopened May 20 after a 16-week renovation project to unveil a space that is bright, open and modern while also offering expanded dining options.

The reimagined cafeteria incorporates the organization’s new design elements and furniture as well as a reconfigured layout to create a better flow for customers and the Food & Nutrition team. In addition to long-time favorites, the cafeteria now offers an assortment of new daily lunch offerings, including a pizza bar, made-to-order hot and cold sandwiches, a bowl station and an expanded soup and salad bar.

Funding for the cafeteria renovation was made possible by Morrison Healthcare, the managing partner for the cafeteria and a national leader in health care food and nutrition support services. Morrison and Maury Regional Health have partnered for more than 50 years.

Additional photos of the renovation are available at Facebook.com/MauryRegional.com.