Cleveland Clinic's main campus is celebrating significant milestones with the opening of the Cole Eye Institute expansion and the nearing completion of the Neurological Institute. The $150 million Cole Eye Institute expansion, named the Jeffrey and Patricia Cole Pavilion, will welcome patients on February 24th, providing advanced eye care services and technology. Meanwhile, the $1.1 billion Neurological Institute, set to be the largest building on campus, recently had its final steel beam installed. This state-of-the-art facility will specialize in brain, spine, and nerve disorders and feature cutting-edge technology for patient care and research.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — More than $1 billion in capital projects – the opening of the Cole Eye Institute expansion and the under-construction Neurological Institute – are celebrating milestones on Cleveland Clinic’s main campus.
The $150 million Cole Eye Institute expansion, called the Jeffrey and Patricia Cole Pavilion, will welcome patients for the first time on Monday, Feb. 24.especially Lasik surgery -- and provide more sophisticated eye imaging technology, said Cole Institute chairman Dr. Daniel Martin. At the same time, the final steel beam of the Clinic’s under-construction $1.1 billion Neurological Institute — soon to be the largest building on the health system’s main campus — recently was put into place.— dedicated to brain, spine and nerve disorders — will be a smart building equipped with real-time location technology that directs patients where to go, and state-of-the-art assessment stations that gather data on voice patterns and cognitive functions, the Clinic said. “It will house a highly advanced and integrated team of professionals who have a dual mission: to provide the best care possible today while discovering the neurological care of tomorrow,” said Neurological Institute chief Dr. Andre Machado. “This new building helps fulfill Cleveland Clinic’s mission to be both the best place to receive healthcare and the best place to work in healthcare.”The Clinic also is in the midst of a $150 million construction project to refresh Fairview Hospital’s campus on the far West Side of Cleveland. In January, a major milestone was achieved in the construction of a $1.1 billion state-of-the-art building for Cleveland Clinic’s Neurological Institute, when the final steel beam was hoisted into place.come in two parts – the Cole Pavilion expansion, and the renovation of the existing Cole Eye Institute. The $172 million expansion and renovation will make it possible for eye patients – many of whom are older people with limited sight – to spend less time getting care, Martin said.The Cole Pavilion expansion adds 150,000 square feet to the existing eye institute, and will house eye surgery, outpatient clinics, operating rooms and administrative offices, Martin said. The pavilion’s site off East 105th Street was previously a parking lot, the Clinic said. The Cole Pavilion and Cole Eye Institute will be connected by an atrium, so that patients will feel as if they are in a single facility, Martin said. An ethereal multicolored glass sculpture will project light and color into the atrium. The $150 million Cole Eye Institute expansion, called the Jeffrey and Patricia Cole Pavilion, will welcome patients for the first time on Monday, Feb. 24. This is an artist's rendering.The pavilion’s examination rooms will come with state-of-the-art exam equipment, such as large screens positioned so that patients, physicians and family members can view scans at the same time, Martin said. No longer will patients with low vision strain to see tiny images on a small screen. Pediatric care and eye imaging will be housed in the renovated Cole Eye Institute. The facility’s updated pediatric department will come with a playroom and fish tank to delight young patients. The eye institute renovations, costing $22 million, should be completed by the end of 2025, Martin said. The Clinic has moved primary eye care to its satellite hospitals, leaving the main campus to focus on complex care and rare eye diseases, but it wasn’t enough to relieve patient demand at the eye institute, Martin said. In 2024, the Cole Eye Institute — home to 11 eye care specialties, including retina, cornea, glaucoma and cataract —treated 120,000 eye patients at the downtown campus, Martin said.If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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