Big Picture
Hughes Tower is designed to improve the experience of these three groups (give at least 2).
What are patients, families, and caregivers?
The new Emergency Department contains this many exam rooms.
What is 51?
You'll find the donor wall here.
What is Level 1?
One of the biggest goals of Hughes Tower is reducing these for patients.
What are wait times?
A future Starbucks is proposed on this level.
What is Level 1?
Family sleeper sofas, private bathrooms and showers, Behavioral health calming technologies, and simplified wayfinding are examples of ways to improve this.
What is the Patient and Family Experience?
Level 9 includes this many cardiovascular procedure rooms.
What is 9?
This level may one day house a conference center.
What is Level 8?
Instead of sleeping in chairs, family members may use these.
What are sleeper sofas?
A physician lounge on Level 7 is named for this former CEO and spouse.
Who are Dr. Rod and Nancy Hochman?
Hughes Tower intentionally prioritizes this group alongside patients.
Who are caregivers?
There are this many de-escalation-focused behavioral health rooms.
What is 6?
This floor is home to cardiovascular procedure rooms and cath labs.
What is Level 9?
Instead of curtain-separated spaces, surgical patients will have these.
What are private pre-op rooms?
Surgical waiting areas in Hughes Tower offer views of these two Seattle landmarks/areas.
What are Lake Union and Cherry Hill?
These are pass-through supply systems that allow rooms to be restocked from hallways.
What are Nurse Servers?
Level 6 features this many hybrid operating rooms.
What is 3?
Dedicated neuro operating rooms are located on this floor.
What is Level 6?
Every inpatient room includes one of these for increased privacy and comfort.
What is a private bathroom/shower?
This entire floor is largely being left as a “blank slate” for future development.
What is Level 8?
Name two major growth areas supported by Hughes Tower.
What are cardiovascular care, neurosciences, emergency care, surgery, or imaging?
Hughes Tower was designed with approximately this many square feet per floor.
What is 50,000 square feet?
These two floors are designed around acuity-adaptable patient care.
What are Levels 14 and 15?
RME is the acronym for this process used to quickly evaluate a patient’s medical needs.
What is Rapid Medical Evaluation?
No need to go outside: the skybridge connects these three towers/institutes.
What are the Southwest Tower, East Tower, and Providence Swedish Orthopedic Institute