This blog was authored by Amanda Fisher, Communications Specialist, BWBR. As cancer treatment continues to evolve with new breakthroughs and technologies, healthcare spaces must evolve alongside them.

The next generation of cancer centers are becoming decentralized, flexible, and increasingly focused on patient wellness.

WILLMAR -- A free-standing aquarium, populated with colorful tropical fish and starfish, has been an unexpected hit with patients and families who spend time in the waiting room at the new Willmar ...

ABC of Alabama, the Builders and Contractors Association of America's Alabama chapter, recognized architects at the Albert Kahn firm for their work on The Joseph S. and Theresa R. Bruno Cancer Center ...

St. Louis, MO — The new Gary C. Werths Building at Siteman Cancer Center on the Washington University Medical Campus realizes a bold vision for patient-centered, outpatient cancer care through the ...

Stamford Health is looking to expand access and capacity with plans to build a dedicated cancer center and a behavioral health facility as part of a multiyear ...

When Maggie Keswick Jencks learned that her breast cancer had spread, she was told that she would be dead within months. An accomplished landscape designer/writer and adored wife and mother, her ...

The University of Chicago Medicine broke ground on its $815 million project to build the state’s first standalone structure dedicated to cancer care and research. The 575,000-square-foot, seven-story ...

New Rutgers research suggests that much of the seemingly endless waiting for complex medical care can be engineered away by re-creating operations inside a computer and testing countless possible ...

The Texas Tech University System Board of Regents voted 8-0 to approve spending $6.3 million for the design of the planned Clinical Sciences Building at the Texas Tech Health El Paso campus during its ...