Dublin Methodist was designed with an emphasis on family spaces, natural light and a focus on comfort such as all private rooms with a sleeping couch for guests.
The hospital was also intended to be a quiet environment including the use of electronic communication.
There is no overhead paging, and special ceiling tiles are used in common areas to absorb sound.
Hospital courtyards and rooftops include 13 gardens.

It was named one of the “Most Wired” hospitals in America in a survey that assessed the ways hospitals use information technologies for quality, customer service, public health and safety, business processes and workforce issues.

The hospital cost $150 million to construct.
The contractor on the project was Elford/Gilbane Building Company.
The architect during construction was Karlsberger and built by Elford/Gilbane Building Company.
Dublin Methodist was designed with an emphasis on family spaces, natural light and a focus on comfort such as all private rooms with a sleeping couch for guests. The hospital was also intended to be a quiet environment including the use of electronic communication. There is no overhead paging, and special ceiling tiles are used in common areas to absorb sound. Hospital courtyards and rooftops include 13 gardens.
It was named one of the “Most Wired” hospitals in America in a survey that assessed the ways hospitals use information technologies for quality, customer service, public health and safety, business processes and workforce issues.
The hospital cost $150 million to construct. The contractor on the project was Elford/Gilbane Building Company. The architect during construction was Karlsberger and built by Elford/Gilbane Building Company.
Dublin Methodist Hospital