Bethesda North Hospital in Montgomery, Ohio, has served patients in the greater Cincinnati area for decades. In 2019, the hospital underwent an extensive expansion to increase the space for heart patients and enhance the cancer treatment center. The three-story addition features cutting edge technology and top-of-the-line patient facilities. TP was honored to provide the hydronic and sheet metal HVAC for the hospital’s additions.
Contractors
Bethesda North Hospital – TCC
- MarketHealthcare/Research
- StatusComplete
- Contract Size$5,426,000
- Delivery MethodPlan & Spec
- ArchitectGartner Burdick Bauer-Nilseon Inc.
- OwnerTriHealth
- CM / GCTurner
- LocationMontgomery, OH
- EngineerHeapy Engineering
- SystemsHVAC
Completed Facility
The initial stages of the mechanical room – the chilled piping loop at the
top and chilled water pumps and expansion tank in the background.
Chilled water pumps with the piping already insulated and one of the heating water pumps prior to insulation.
The layering of trades – large chilled water supply and return piping running at the top (black piping).
Three condensing boilers were installed to provide heating to the entire building (two shown here). The piping from these fed VAVs, fan coil units, unit heaters, and radiant floor heating system.
TP positioned two chiller units on the roof of the hospital. This unit is completely piped and installed.