M.C. Dean recently delivered the first round of modular assemblies to the University of Virginia’s (UVA) Ivy Mountain Musculoskeletal Center. The three modular electric rooms (MER) were installed at the medical facility in Charlottesville, Virginia, in early April.
M.C. Dean’s contract includes design-assist services, power, lighting, fire alarm, and conveyances for all low-voltage systems at the specialty center. Slated for completion in October 2021, it will serve as a colocation of the university’s existing orthopedic clinic. 
“Winning this job was a result of the unparalleled quality of our performance on the UVA University Hospital Expansion project,” said Mike Keatley, senior vice president of Electrical Systems. “Using our ModularMEPTM solutions, we are able to help the medical facility get up and running faster, which equates to improved training and patient care across their medical program.”
The UVA Medical Center has been ranked as the top hospital in Virginia for four consecutive years. Located less than two miles away, Ivy Mountain will become one of the most comprehensive outpatient care centers in the country. The new space will feature UVA’s second largest imaging center, as well as six orthopedic operating rooms, specialty clinics, and rehabilitation spaces.
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