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09 E D I T O R I A L Healthcare Design, as a brand

and an industry, has many facets-and we
shouldn't forget that. BY JENNIFER KOVACS

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was tripled in size,
including additional private inpatient beds, for
a growing population in Milton, Ontario, Canada. The project, designed by B+H Architects
(Toronto), involved repurposing the original
facility for low-acuity functions and building an
addition to house new services.

IN FOCUS
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Integrating behavioral health and primary
care requires more than just bringing providers together. BY SARAH C. MOSER AND MEREDITH
BANASIAK

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13  F U L L S P E C T R U M Mazzoni Center delivers a fresh new space for comprehensive health and social services provided to
Philadelphia's LGBTQ community. BY DAVID
MOOS

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47 T H E C E N T E R A day trip to the Biltmore
House & Gardens provides a powerful reminder
of the restorative benefits of nature. BY DEBRA
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tion designer, HDR, Chicago. BY ANNE DINARDO

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New technologies are helping healthcare project teams achieve more realistic project visuals,
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16 C O N T I N U I N G T H E H A I F I G H T The num-

annual report shows more women are seeking
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