Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital Expansion

The Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital Expansion project is a three-story building, of approximately 56,500 sqft. It sits as an expansion to the east side of the existing hospital. 

 

The project features the following: 

• First-floor operating room with one future shell operating room space,  

• 20 prep/recover bays,  

• 3 endoscopy suites,  

• expansion of the existing sterile processing department.   

• 40 licensed patient beds

• two patient isolation rooms with pressure monitoring.   

 

The expansion ties into the existing central utility plant (CUP) for chilled water and heating hot water service.  An additional 400-ton water-cooled centrifugal chiller and cooling tower was added to increase the Chilled Water capacity of the CUP as a part of the project.  Steam is provided to three sterilizers and rooftop humidifier via six steam boilers provided in a first-floor boiler room.  Two 100% outside air custom rooftop air handling units (AHU) distribute ventilation to the expansion.  A heat recovery loop transfers energy between exhaust and outside air paths for improved energy savings.  A heat injection valve enables additional heating capacity for the AHUs through the heat recovery loop.