Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide

U.S.
Department
Facilities Management
Polytrauma
Rehabilitation Center
Design Guide
12. 2014
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
Design Guide
Contents
Preface
Foreword.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. i
Acknowledgements.......................................................................................................................................................................... iii
Definitions .................................................................................................................................................................................................... v
Abbreviations............................................................................................................................................................................................ ix
Section 1 -General Considerations

1.1 General Considerations.......................................................................................................................................................1.1
1.2 Operations: Concepts, Classification of Polytrauma Symptoms.........................1.8
Section 2 - Functional Concepts

2.1 Functional Concepts................................................................................................................................................................2.1
2.1.1. General Services in Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design ......2.1
2.1.2. Operations: Concepts, Classification of Polytrauma Symptoms .2.2
2.1.3. Space Planning and Design ...................................................................................................................2.4
2.1.4. Planning and Design Data ......................................................................................................................2.5
1. Inpatient Unit.......................................................................................................................................................2.5
2. Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)...............2.7
3. Outpatient Unit................................................................................................................................................2.8
2.2 Functional Diagrams...............................................................................................................................................................2.9
2.2.1. Overall PRC Functional Diagrams..............................................................................................2.9
2.2.2. Work Flow.....................................................................................................................................................................2.11
2.2.3. Functional Relationships.........................................................................................................................2.14
2.2.4. Functional Adjacency Diagrams..................................................................................................2.15
1. Inpatient Unit..................................................................................................................................................2.15
2. Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)..........2.16
3. Outpatient Unit...........................................................................................................................................2.17
Section 3 - Technical Considerations

3.1 Codes and Standards................................................................................................................................................................3.1
3.1.1. Codes, Standards and Executive Orders..............................................................................3.1
3.1.2. Local Codes and References ..................................................................................................................3.1
3.1.3. Other Recommended Reference Standards....................................................................3.1
3.2 Site Considerations.....................................................................................................................................................................3.2
3.2.1. Introduction.....................................................................................................................................................................3.2
3.2.2. Planning.................................................................................................................................................................................3.2
3.2.3. Topography.......................................................................................................................................................................3.3
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3.2.4. Zoning......................................................................................................................................................................................3.3
3.2.5. Roadways..............................................................................................................................................................................3.3
3.2.6. Site Signate/Wayfinding................................................................................................................................3.3
3.2.7. Proximity to Adjoining Facilities.....................................................................................................3.4
3.2.8. Shared Amenities......................................................................................................................................................3.4
3.2.10. Services.................................................................................................................................................................................3.4
3.2.11. Landscaping (Natural & Designed).......................................................................................3.4
3.2.12. Covered Entry..........................................................................................................................................................3.5
3.3. Architectural Fit-out and Finishes.........................................................................................................................3.5
3.3.1. Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................................3.5
3.3.2. Perception............................................................................................................................................................................3.5
3.3.3. Architectural....................................................................................................................................................................3.6
3.3.4. Lighting ................................................................................................................................................................................3.6
3.3.5. Contrast and Glare ..............................................................................................................................................3.7
3.3.6. Physiological and Psychological Benefits ..........................................................................3.7
3.3.7. Acoustics/Noise Control ............................................................................................................................3.7
3.3.8. Interior Finishes .......................................................................................................................................................3.7
3.3.9. Characteristics of Floor Finishes ...............................................................................................3.10
3.3.10. Color & Texture Selection................................................................................................................3.10
3.3.11. Wayfinding & Signage............................................................................................................................3.11
3.4. Systems Criteria............................................................................................................................................................................3.11
3.4.1. Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC)................................3.11
3.4.2. Structural.........................................................................................................................................................................3.13
3.4.3. Plumbing.........................................................................................................................................................................3.13
3.4.4. Electrical...........................................................................................................................................................................3.13
3.4.5. Equipment.....................................................................................................................................................................3.14
3.4.6. Communications.................................................................................................................................................3.15
3.4.7. Waste Management.........................................................................................................................................3.15
3.4.8. Transportation.........................................................................................................................................................3.16
Section 4 - Guide Plates, Reflected Ceiling Plans and Data Sheets

4.1 Introduction to Guide Plates......................................................................................................................................4.1
4.1.1. Description of Guide Plates ..................................................................................................................4.2
4.2 Inpatient Nursing Unit........................................................................................................................................................4.8
4.2.1. Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1);
Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1).......................................................................................................4.9
Option 1...........................................................................................................................................................................4.17
Option 2...........................................................................................................................................................................4.25
Option 3...........................................................................................................................................................................4.41

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4.2.2. Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1);

Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)............................................................................................................4.50
4.2.3. Medication Room (MEDP1)..........................................................................................................4.54
4.2.4. Dining Room(PRD01);
Storage, Food Pantry(SRE01);
Kitchen, OT Training(IPK01).......................................................................................................4.61
4.2.5. Multipurpose Room, Family Wellness (CLR09);
Playroom(PLAY1)..............................................................................................................................................4.75
4.2.6. Laundry Room, Patient (LAUN1)..........................................................................................4.84
4.2.7. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY1).........................................................................4.91
4.2.8. Evaluation Room, PT/OT (PREV1) - Test-Fit............................................... 4.106
4.2.9. Team Room (WRTM1) - Test-Fit....................................................................................... 4.109
4.2.10. Group Room, Recreation Therapy (PRRT1)................................................. 4.111
4.2.11. Testing Lab, Neuropsychology (PRNT1) - Test-Fit............................. 4.121
4.2.12. BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1).......................................................................... 4.125
4.2.13. Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT1);
Rehabilitation Engineering Room(PRRE1);
Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)............................. 4.133
4.2.14. Office, Speech Language Pathologist (EXOS1).......................................... 4.147
4.2.15. Office, Provider(OFD05) - Test-Fit.............................................................................. 4.153
4.3 Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)................................... 4.157

4.3.1. Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3);
Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1).................................................................................... 4.158
Option 1...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.158
Option 2...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.164
4.3.2. Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1);
Apartment, Bedroom (BRPT1);
Apartment, Bathroom (PRTL1);
Apartment, Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03);
Apartment, Storage (SRE01)....................................................................................................... 4.176
4.3.3. Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6);
Medication Room (MEDP1);
Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01) ..................................................................................................... 4.196
4.3.4. Dining Room, Resident (PRD01);
Kitchen, Resident (PRK01)........................................................................................................... 4.207
4.3.5. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY2) .................................................................. 4.221
Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01) ............................... 4.234

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4.4 Outpatient Unit.................................................................................................................................................................... 4.243

4.4.1. Exam Room, Outpatient (EXRG0).................................................................................. 4.244
Option 1...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.244
Option 2...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.249
4.4.2. Exam Room, EMG (PTEM1).................................................................................................. 4.258
4.4.3. Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1).............................................................................. 4.268
4.4.4. Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01)............................................................................................. 4.277
4.4.5. Driver Training Room (PRDT1) ........................................................................................ 4.286
4.4.6. Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1);
Storage Room, Gait Lab (SRE01);
Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1)........................................................................................... 4.291
4.4.7. Gym, Patient Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY3)............................................ 4.303
4.4.8. Speech Therapy Lab (PRST1) ................................................................................................. 4.320
4.4.9. Balance Testing Room (PRN01) - Test-Fit............................................................ 4.328
4.4.10. Vestibular Room (PRV01)........................................................................................................... 4.331

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Foreword
The Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center (PRC) Design services of SmithgroupJJR, URS and Innova Group.
Guide 2014, represents a major revision/update to the Its success and excellence is attributed to the extensive
initial Design Guide for Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers development and input provided by the individuals listed
published in 2008. The 2008 version of the Design Guide in the Acknowledgement Section of this Design Guide. This
was developed to provide planning and design guidance in effort included literature reviews, strategic workgroups and
anticipation of the new Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers meetings, engagement of key stakeholders, and site visits to
about to be designed and constructed. Now, after completion PRCs at the San Antonio and Richmond VAMCs.
and occupancy of 4 of the 5 centers with the 5th nearing
construction completion, the information contained in this This Design Guide is the standard for the development of
2014 version has the benefit of the experience and lessons future PRCs within all VA facilities. It reflects planning and
learned from the implementation of these 5 facilities. Many design concepts to support the patient care delivered and
of the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Advisors who concepts for creating functional, efficient, nurturing, pleasing,
contributed to the content and adaptable environments for our nations Veterans, as well
as those who serve and honor the Veteran patients.
The Polytrauma System of Care is unique to the Department
of Veterans Affairs (VA). The polytrauma patient has These concepts illustrate possibilities, allowing room for
sustained multiple life-threatening injuries and disabilities, adjustments as necessary, to facilitate incorporation of the
from their active duty military service, requiring specialized needs of each specific location. The utilization of consistent
intensive rehabilitation and extensive coordination of care. standards for planning and design of all VA PRC facilities
Carefully coordinated interdisciplinary care is provided to will contribute significantly to an environment of standard,
address cognitive, emotional, and physical rehabilitation. effective, and efficient care. Those who have served the Nation
will utilize these facilities more than any other VA facility for
Each new Design Guide developed or Design Guide update the remainder of their lives, and they deserve no less.
is an extremely important addition to the series of Design
Guides produced by the Office of Construction and Facilities Lloyd H. Siegel, FAIA
Management (CFM) in support of the planning and design
of healthcare facilities for VA. As a Design Guide update
the PRC Design Guide 2014, represents a significant
development in the Design Guide series. The opportunity to
update the planning and design standards, contained in the
Design Guide, shortly after four Centers have been occupied
and one Center is under construction is without precedent in
the development of this set of standards.
This Design Guide formalizes conceptual planning and

design information that has been gathered during the past
12 months through extensive collaboration among VHA
Central Office, VISN Leadership, and CFM, augmented
with countless hours of meeting and consultation with
clinical staff and frontline leadership in the field. This effort
was also supplemented from interaction with staff from
Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Boston, and a site tour
of their facility.
This Design Guide was developed under the guidance of

Joel Scholten, MD and Gary Fischer, AIA with support
from VHA Subject Matter Experts, Office of Construction
and Facilities Management (CFM) staff and the consulting

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Acknowledgements
The following individuals are those whose guidance, insight, Minneapolis VA Health Care System, Minneapolis, MN
and expertise made this Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center
Design Guide possible. Jack Avery, M.A., CCC/SLP, MVAHCS PM&R
Polytrauma Director of Operations
Nancy Hildreth, OTR/L, MVAHCS Polytrauma Transitional
Department of Veterans Affairs Rehabilitation Program Director
Jessica Burgstahler, MS, RD, LD: Polytrauma/Rehab &
Cardiac dietitian
VHA, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service
Dr. Joel Scholten - MD - Associate Chief of Staff for VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA
Rehabilitation Services, Washington DC VA Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center
Medical Center - Special Projects Director, PM&R Pawan Galhotra, PT, CSSBB - Program Director PRC/CRC
Program Office, VHA Dawn Shotsberger
Lucille Beck, PhD - Deputy Chief Patient Care Services Jocelyn Reyes-Pagsolingan
Officer, Rehabilitation Services. Office of Patient Kelly Robertson, Pharm D - Pharmacy
Care Services, VHA Dr. Jeff Teraoka, MD, Chief of PM&R, Medical Director
Micaela Cornis-Pop, PhD - National Polytrauma Program PRC
Manager, Rehabilitation and Prosthetics Services Alberto Lopez
Lisa Perla, MNS, ARNP, CNRN, CRRN - National Eric Lipton
Polytrauma Coordinator, Rehabilitation and Shakeel Khader, MBA, MS, RD
Prosthetic Services Chief, Nutrition and Food Service
Doug Bidelspach, MPT - Rehabilitation Planning Specialist, Susan Ropacki, PhD - Program Director PTRP
Rehabilitation and Prosthetic Services Tiffanie Sim, Ph.D. - Rehabilitation Neuropsychologist
Scott Skiles, LCSW, - Polytrauma Social Work Supervisior
Hunter Holmes McGuire VAMC, Richmond, VA Stacey Warner
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center David Siddall, LCSW - Polytrauma Social Work Case
Dr. Ajit Pai, MD - Chief, PM&R Manager
Alison Conely, MS, OTR/L Occupational Therapy Sly Williams, LCSW - Polytrauma Social Work Case Manager
Sue Cash, RN - PRC Nurse Manager Marti Veneman, BSN, RN CRRN, NE-BC
James Dudley - Chief, Engineering NM PRC/CRC Rehabilitation Units
Stuart Rice, Architect
Jina Wang, Pharm D - PRC Clinical Pharmacist VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA
David Martinez, KT - Driver Kinesiotherapy Steve McCaslin, Architect, LEED AP; Project Manager,
Office of Facility Planning and Development
James A. Haley VAMC, Tampa, FL Ruth Sachen, MS, RD - Supervisory Dietitian - Nutrition
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center and Food Services
David Van Meter, MHA, FACHE - Associate Director
Rita Mercier, Facility Planner and Activation Coordinator
Office of Construction and Facilities Management
Raplh Johnson VAMC, Chaleston, SC Lloyd Siegal, FAIA
Laura Robertson - Interior Design Associate Director, Strategic Management Office
Audie Murphy VAMC, San Antonio, TX Gary Fischer, RA

Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Project Manager, Architect
Thomas Yackevicz
Brenda Porter Linda Chan, Planner
Blessen Eapen Project Planning and Development Office
Elizabeth Johnson

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Orest Burdiak
Principal Interior Designer
Lam Vu, PE URS Corporation
Electrical Engineer
Michael Wood, PE, Vice President
Mahmut Nazli, Director of Engineering
Mechanical Engineer
Bill Hoffman, PE
Mark Wiersma, Mechanical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Danny Reyno
Electrical Engineer
Prime Consultant
SmithGroupJJR
Bill Kline, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP, CAA

Principal in Charge
Naomi Kruger, IIDA, LEED AP BD+C

Project Manager
Brenna Costello, AIA, EDAC

Architect/Healthcare Planner
Echo Jiang
Technical Support
Sub Consultants
Innova Group
Michael Cook
Vice President
Susan Myers, RN, MSN

Space Planner
Gail Cisneros, RN
Equipment Planner
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Definitions
Activities of Daily A treatment area where a modified home environment is created to evaluate and
Living retrain patients. This area includes a kitchen, bathroom, living, bedroom, and
laundry settings.
Americans with Legislates access for disabled persons in most privately owned buildings or
Disabilities Act businesses that serve the public.
(ADA)
Assistive A dedicated space that includes a variety of state of the art products, devices and
Technology Lab equipment that may enable patients with disabilities to accomplish daily living
tasks assist them in communication, education, work or recreation activities
helping them achieve greater independence and enhance their quality of life.
Balance Testing A Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy system used to assess and retrain the sen-
sory and voluntary motor control of balance with visual biofeedback on either a
stable or unstable support surface and in a stable or dynamic visual environment
using a dynamic dual force plate with rotation capabilities to measure the verti-
cal forces exerted by the patients feet and a moveable visual surround.
Bariatric (As defined per VA TIL) a bariatric patient is anyone who has limitations in
health due to physical size, health, mobility, and limitations in health due to
physical size, health, mobility, and environmental access (Bushard, 2002). For
using VA assessment form and bariatric algorithms, VA defines bariatric as
individuals exceeding standard capacity equipment (300 lbs) with a BMI of 50.
Blind Rehabilitation A multi-skilled and experienced blind rehabilitation instructor with advanced
Outpatient Specialist technical knowledge and competencies in least two of the following disciplines
(BROS) at the journeyman level: orientation and mobility; living skills; manual skills
and visual skills. The BROS has been cross-trained to acquire broadly based
knowledge in each of the Blind Rehabilitation Competency disciplines including
computer access training.
Case Mix Case Mix categorizes patients into statistically and clinically homogenous
groups based on the collections of clinical and administrative data. Adjusting for
patients of different levels of acuity forms the basis for healthcare organization
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Concept of Operations A user-developed guide to the functional operation of the VA healthcare facility.
It defines the function of the facility and scope of medical services to be
provided in the new or remodeled space.
Driver Training This program provides disabled veterans instruction, practice, and evaluation of
the special adaptive equipment simulator needed to independently operate a
motor vehicle.
Electromyogram A test used to record the electrical activity of muscles. When muscles are
(EMG) active, they produce an electrical current that is usually proportional to the level
of muscle activity. An EMG is also called a myogram.
Full-Time Equivalent A staffing parameter equal to the amount of time assigned to one full-time
(FTE) employee. It may be composed of several part-time employees whose total time
commitment equals that of a full-time employee. One FTE equals 40 hours per
week.
Functional Area (FA) The grouping of rooms and spaces based on their function within a clinical
service. Typical Functional Areas are Reception Areas, Patient Areas, Support
Areas, Staff and Administrative Areas, and Residency Program. For the PRC,
the Functional Area is further defined by Inpatient Unit Areas, Outpatient Unit
Areas, and Transitional Unit Areas.
Gait Lab This lab tests the patients gait and balance abilities utilizing specific equipment
in a dedicated room.
Indoor Air Quality Refers to the quantitative level of contaminations in the air as well as the qualitative
(IAQ) level of satisfaction of those exposed to the air. Standards for acceptable IAQ have
been developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Kinesiotherapy (KT) The application of scientifically based exercise principles adapted to enhance the
strength, endurance, and mobility of individuals with functional limitations or
those requiring extended physical conditioning.
Leadership in Energy LEED includes a rating system for building design as well as professional
and Environmental accreditation for people working in the design and building industry.
Design (LEED)
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National Fire Produces a code used in many jurisdictions to define fire protection requirements
Protection Association of building codes.
(NFPA)
Occupational Therapy Therapy based on engagement in meaningful activities of daily life such as
(OT) self-care skills, education, work, and social interaction, to enable or encourage
participation in such activities despite impairments or limitations in physical or
mental functioning.
Physical Medicine and A medical, multidisciplinary, team-oriented, treatment process designed

Rehabilitation Service to reduce the dysfunctional effects of a wide variety of social and physical
disabilities.
Physical Therapy A treatment that provides therapeutic interventions for patients whose ability
(PT) to function is impaired by disease, injury, or other causes. This includes those
with pain, neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, and integumentary
conditions. Physical Therapy includes prevention of injury and impairment
through the promotion and maintenances of fitness.
Program for Design A project specific document consisting of an itemized listing of the spaces,
(PFD) rooms, and areas required for the proper operation of a specific service and the
corresponding net square foot area of each space, room and area. The PFD is
based on criteria set forth in this document and specific information from the
Concept of Operations addressing the projects mission, workload projections
and staffing levels authorized.
Polytrauma VA PTRPs are time limited, goal oriented, residential rehabilitation programs
Transitional that partner with Veteran and Service member participants to improve
Rehabilitation their physical, cognitive, communicative, behavioral, psychological, and
Program social functioning after significant injury or illness. PTRP is a program for
(PTRP) individuals recovering from Polytrauma, assisting and training individuals to
perform average daily living skills as they transition from a 24 hour healthcare
environment to a home environment.
Rehabilitation Retraining of residents to highest level of function using physical, occupational,

and speech therapy.
Resident Room A room in the PTRP licensed for one residential bed.

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Residential Model Design philosophy based on incorporating comfortable, holistic, and more per-
sonalized elements while minimizing institutional aspects.
Task Lighting Specific types of lighting directed to specific/individual areas or surfaces (such
as countertop, chair, or desk). Rather than providing general illumination for a
whole room, task lighting may provide a work light for a desk, reading light for
a chair, and general ambient lighting for a couch area. The type of light and its
placement is based on an areas use. Lights for each area are controlled individu-
ally so the unused areas do not need to be lit until necessary. USGBC energy
efficiency requirements for LEED Certification call for individual controls for
task lighting.
Uninterruptible Generators, batteries, and/or associated equipment that provide continuous

Power Supply electrical power, preventing power loss to critical functions that rely on absolute
(UPS) continuity of service.
VA-SEPS Acronym for Space and Equipment Planning System, a digital tool developed
by the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of Veterans Affairs to
generate a Program for Design (PFD) and an Equipment List for a VA healthcare
project based on specific information entered in response to Input Data Ques-
tions. VA-SEPS incorporates the propositions set forth in this chapter as well as
all chapters in VAs Program Guide (PG) 18-9. VA-SEPS has been designed to
aid healthcare planners in creating a space plan based on a standardized set of
criteria parameters.
Veterans Integrated The VA healthcare system consists of 21 integrated networks across the US and
Service Network Puerto Rico that are focused on pooling and aligning resources to better meet
(VISN) local health care needs and provide greater access to care.
Vestibular Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy is an exercise-based program designed to

Rehabilitation promote central nervous system compensation for inner ear deficits.
Therapy
Vocational An assessment process that determines the jobs that are best suited for an
Rehabilitation individual through the use of interviews, evaluation of abilities, and tests
Therapy of manual and physical skills. VRT services are associated most often with
Employment Services Program and there is a renewed interest in this program
associated with the VAs younger population.
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Abbreviations
-A- CRI Color Rendering Index

A Amps CON Certificate of Need
ABA Architectural Barriers Act CV Constant Volume
AC Air Conditioning
AC/HR Air Changes per Hour -D-
ADA Americans with Disability Act DEPT Department
ADAAG ADA Accessibility Guidelines DGSF Department Gross Square Feet
A/E Architect/Engineer DOE Department of Energy
AHJ Authority Having Jurisdiction DNSF Department Net Square Feet
AIA American Institute of Architects DNTG Department Net-to-Gross
AII Airborne Infection Isolation
ALOS Average Length of Stay -E-
ANSI American National Standards EHR Electronic Health Record
Institute EO Executive Order
AR As Required EPACT Energy Policy Act
ASHRAE American Society of Heating, Re- EPA Environmental Protection Agency
frigeration, and Air-Conditioning
Engineers -F-
F Fahrenheit
-B- FA Functional Area
BIM Building Information Modeling FC Foot Candle
BOMA Building Owners and Management FGI Facilities Guidelines Institute
Association
FM Facilities Management
FTE Full Time Equivalent
-C-
C Celsius
-G-
CARES Capital Asset Realignment for En-
GFI, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
hanced Services
GFCI
CARF Commission on Accreditation of
GSA General Services Administration
Rehabilitation Facilities
GWB Gypsum Wall Board System
CCT Correlated Color Temperature
GSF Gross Square Feet
CCTV Closed Circuit Television
GSM Gross Square Meters
CDC Centers for Disease Control
CFM Office of Construction & Facilities
Management -H-
CFM Cubic Feet per Minute HAC Housekeeping Aides Closet
CPT Carpet Tile HIPAA Healthcare Insurance Portability and
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HP Horsepower NSF Net Square Feet
HPD Hours per Day NSM Net Square Meters
Hr Hour NTS Not to Scale
HVAC Heating, Ventilating and Air
Conditioning -O-
OI&T Office of Information & Technology
-I- OBRA Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
IAQ Indoor Air Quality (of 1987)
IBC International Building Code OSHA Occupational Safety and Health
ICRA Infection Control Risk Assessment Administration
IES Illuminating Engineering Society OT Occupational Therapy
IESNA Illuminating Engineering Society of
North America -P-
IT Information Technology PA Public Address
PE Protective Environment
-J- PG Program Guide
JCAHO Joint Commission on Accreditation PRC Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center
of Healthcare Organizations PT Physical Therapy
PTSD Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-K- PM&R Physical Medicine and
K Kelvin (degrees) Rehabilitation Service
RME Reusable Medical Equipment
-L- RUG Resource Utilization Group
LB Pound, Pounds RH Relative Humidity
LEED Leadership in Energy and RT Recreation Therapy
Environmental Design
LUX Lumen Per Square Meter -Q-
-M- -R-
MCS Master Construction Specifications
MIN Minimum -S-
MM Millimeters SF Square Feet, Square Foot
SVH State Veterans Home
-N- SqM Square Meters
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers
Association -T-
NFPA National Fire Protection Association TBI Traumatic Brain Injury
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TIL Technical Information Library

TV Television
-U-
UBC Uniform Building Code
U/C/B Under Counter Base
UFAS Uniform Federal Accessibility
Standards
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
USGBC United States Green Building
Council
-V-
V Volts
VA Department of Veterans Affairs
VACO Veterans Affairs Central Office
VAMC Veterans Affairs Medical Center
VAV Variable Air Volume
VHA Veterans Health Administration
VISN Veterans Integrated Service Network
VSO Veterans Service Organizations
-W-
W Watts
W-H Wall Hung
-X-
-Y-
-Z-

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1.0 General Considerations
1.1 General Considerations has extended hospital stays averaging 40.6 days (data derived
from 2011-2014 statistics). Treatment is provided in the
acute inpatient, outpatient, and transitional settings. Patients
The Polytrauma Rehabilitation Network of Care can be expected to access the polytrauma network of care in
an outpatient setting for many years post injury.
The Veterans Affairs (VA) Polytrauma Rehabilitation Care
system is comprised of five major components: the regional The Polytrauma Patients Family
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center (PRC), the Polytrauma
Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP), Polytrauma When patients sustain polytrauma, the entire family is
outpatient and sub-acute network sites; designated affected. The family experiences multiple stressors including
Polytrauma support clinic teams located throughout VA extended time away from home and support systems,
health care facilities; and a point of contact at other VA caring for children and/or elderly parents and possible job
facilities. A PRC provides comprehensive interdisciplinary loss or financial strain. The need for adequate family space
rehabilitation and coordinates complex medical, surgical, and throughout the facility, particularly on the inpatient unit, and
mental health care, as well as long-term follow-up. within the inpatient room is supported by the extensive role
the family plays in recovery and long-term care of the patient.
The Polytrauma Patient
While in the PRC, the family member acts as an extension
The polytrauma patient (PT) is defined as one who sustained of the medical staff by assisting with activities of daily living
serious injury to two or more body systems, where at least one (ADL) as they participate in the patients care. Often, the
injury or the combination of several injuries is life threatening. family will spend much of the day (and night) in the inpatient
The injuries results in physical, cognitive, and psychological room for fear of leaving the patient alone. The polytrauma
impairments that limit a persons ability to function and at patient may require long-term assistance from family
the same time requires specialized intensive rehabilitation and members for activities of daily living (ADL) post-discharge.
coordination of medical care. According to the traumatology
Injury Severity Score (ISS) system PT patients severity of Research also indicates the need for decompression areas,
injury is above 16 on the ISS scale. PT is to be differentiated such as a private alcove or small comfortable quiet room,
from multiple injuries that are not life threatening or severe, which allows the family to leave the patient room, yet
or from life threatening single injury (barytrauma). remain on the unit. These areas can also be utilized for family
counseling as the family dynamics are drastically changed
VA polytrauma patient injuries are sustained during active when a family member suffers a polytrauma injury.
combat or duty service and can be the result of Explosive
Weapons (EW) and Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) The Polytrauma Interdisciplinary Medical Team
explosions and blasts. The varied pattern of severe and
disabling injuries and traumas causing PT include, but are The individual with overall responsibility and authority in
not limited to traumatic brain injury (TBI), amputations, the care of patients identified within the medical system with
visual and hearing impairment, spinal cord injury (SCI), Polytrauma is the PRC medical director. Each medical center
burns, musculoskeletal injuries and fractures, wounds, other director is responsible for ensuring all polytrauma patients are
psychological, life, and limb threatening conditions and Post- initially referred to the VA Polytrauma Center or SCI Center
traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). TBI is typically a result in their respective referral region.
of a brain injury (mild, moderate, or severe condition) and is
a primary diagnosis of the PT that is usually accompanied by The medical director at each PRC facility is responsible for
the other injuries and traumas listed above. facilitating transfers of care between DoD military treatment
facilities (MTFs), VA facilities , and the PRC, and ensuring
The Polytrauma Length of Care that medical center leadership are a visible participant in the
admission and hospital stay, recognizing the importance of
Due to the nature of the injuries sustained and the length the service these individuals have provided to their country.
of time required for rehabilitation, the polytrauma patient The Medical Director is also responsible for meeting PRC

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environmental and staffing requirements, and ensuring that manager, patient, and family, the social worker case manager
provisions are made for patients with polytrauma to have develops treatment and discharge plans and provides ongoing
basic medical and primary care and emergent medical and case management services including post-discharge. The
surgical care as needed. In addition, the medical director social work case manager may provide clinical services, such
facilitates access to the next appropriate level of care; e.g., as individual and family counseling and grief counseling.
transition of care back to the MTF, or transition of care to The social work case manager contacts the patient or family
the VHA facility closest to the service members home with prior to transfer to answer questions they may have and to
the capability of meeting care needs. assist with the transition. Social worker case management
services continue through the rehabilitation process and
An essential component to the PRC system of care is the post-discharge, providing assistance with transitions to the
admission and Follow-up clinical case management. The referring military treatment facility (MTF) or other VA
Polytrauma case manager organizes the rehabilitation services facility, or to the home and community.
that promote optimal outcomes for the patient, including
referrals and follow-up for the ongoing rehabilitation plan The Polytrauma Interdisciplinary (Medical) Team consists
of care after discharge. Individuals assigned to this function of the medical team devoted to the care and rehabilitation
require knowledge and clinical reasoning skills necessary of the Polytrauma patient. Each Medical Center Director is
to review the medical status of the patient, identify the responsible for ensuring all polytrauma patients are initially
current medical problems, evaluate acuity level, assess referred to the VA Polytrauma Center or SCI Center in their
factors surrounding readiness for inpatient and outpatient respective referral region.
rehabilitation, and monitor patient status until transfer is
completed. The clinical case manager makes recommendations The Chief of Staff (COS) at each of the PRC facilities is
for alternative care settings when appropriate. This includes responsible for ensuring availability of a Physical Medicine
assessing the patients strengths, challenges, prognosis, and Rehabilitation (PM&R) staff physician 24 hours a day,
functional status, goals, and need for specific services and 7 days a week. The COS establishes local policy to ensure
resources, and developing a plan that identifies short- and that a multidisciplinary assessment is performed immediately
long-term goals. Additional responsibilities may include upon admission and an interdisciplinary treatment plan is
coordinating resources to implement the plan and evaluating documented. Medical and surgical specialty services (e.g.,
the effectiveness and appropriateness of the services provided physical medicine and rehabilitation, surgery, psychiatry,
throughout the entire spectrum of care. medicine, orthopedics, infectious disease) are essential and to
be involved in the pre-admission assessment of patients with
Polytrauma injuries and care create a dramatic change in polytrauma.
the lifestyle and family interactions of the patients. For this
reason, a strong component of the program is social work The Chief Nurse Executive (CNE) at each of the PRC
case management. In collaboration with the clinical case facilities is responsible for ensuring availability of nursing
management, the PRCs provide social work case management and other assigned program services 24 hours a day, 7 days
services for all patients and their families. The Polytrauma a week. Collaborating with the COS to ensure that results
System of Care Handbook, March 2013, provides additional and recommendations of multidisciplinary evaluations and
guidance on the provision of these case management interdisciplinary treatment are documented in the patients
services. Social work case management differs from clinical medical record is crucial to the interdisciplinary nature of care
case management in that the social work case manager provided to polytrauma patients.
addresses the psychosocial needs of the patient, advocates for
the patient and family, provides supportive services for the The Polytrauma Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Team
family and caregivers, and addresses home and community
environment issues. A social work case manager conducts A physiatrist leads an interdisciplinary rehabilitation team
a comprehensive psychosocial assessment, which includes consisting of the following specialists and professional
review of cultural issues, patient support systems, family and clinicians that are part of the day-to-day planning and patient
caregiver support systems, financial and vocational status, care:
and the living situation. In partnership with the clinical case a. Specialists in surgery, neurosurgery, internal
1.2
medicine, psychiatry, infectious disease, counselors

prosthetics, orthotics, and spinal cord injury f. Neurophysiologists, psychologists
b. Physical therapists, occupational therapists, g. Military liaisons, chaplains, education specialists,
kinesiotherapists, recreational therapists, blind and veteran benefit specialists
occupational therapists, respiratory therapists, and
vocational therapists Each one of these medical specialties and health care
c. Speech and language pathologist and hearing disciplines has specialized expertise in caring for the
therapists polytrauma patient and family, and are essential to ensuring
d. Rehabilitation nurses, advance nurse practitioners, that the comprehensive care results in optimal outcomes. See
wound care nurses table 1.1 for a list of the patient care team.
e. Social workers, case managers, rehabilitation
DISCIPLINE Full-time
Employee
(FTE)
Rehabilitation Physician 1
Nurse Manager 1
Registered Nurse (2.0 must be Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse (CRRN) 11
Licensed Practical Nurse and/or Certified Nursing Assistant 8
Nurse Educator 1
Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL)** 1
Admission and Follow-up Nurse Case Manager 1
Social Worker 3
Speech-Language Pathologist 3
Pharmacist 0.5
Physical Therapist 3.5
Occupational Therapist 3.5
Recreation Therapist 2
Neuropsychologist 1
Counseling Psychologist 1
Family Therapist 1
Blind Rehabilitation Outpatient Specialist 1
Certified Prosthetist 1
Certified Driver Trainer 1
Program Administrator 1
Program Assistant 1
Table 1.1
Required Core Staff for the Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center(PRC)* per 12 Bed Inpatient Unit from the Polytrauma System of Care
Handbook, March 2013
* Variances from the staffing model must be approved by the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service Program Office.
** The CNL is a mandated position for all patient care settings in all Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers by 2016 and
the rapid implementation of this role at the PRCs is a high priority. Office of Nursing Service will assist sites, as needed, with the
implementation.

Employee
(FTE)
Program Director 1
Program Assistant 1
Pharmacist 0.5
Physiatrist 0.5
Psychiatrist 0.5
Registered Nurse 1
Licensed Practical Nurse 5
Speech Language Pathologist 1
Occupational Therapist 2
Physical Therapist 0.5
Recreation Therapist 2
Recreation Therapist Assistant 1
Neuropsychologist 1
Counseling Psychologist 1
Social Worker 1
Blind Rehabilitation Outpatient Specialist 0.5
Table 1.2
Required Core Staff for the Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program(PTRP)* per 10 Bed Inpatient Unit from the Polytrauma
System of Care Handbook, March 2013
1.4
Employee
(FTE)
Rehabilitation Physician 0.5**
Registered Nurse 0.5**
Social Worker 0.5**
Speech-Language Pathologist 0.5**
Physical Therapist 0.5**
Occupational Therapist 0.5**
Clinical Psychologist 0.5**
Blind Rehabilitation Outpatient Specialist 0.5**
Certified Prosthetist 0.5**
Table 1.3
Required Core Staff for the Polytrauma Network Sites(PNS)* from the Polytrauma System of Care Handbook, March 2013
** .5 FTE is required to be available to the PNS team, with flexibility allowed based on workload demand.
Employee
(FTE)
Program Manager *
Program Assistant *
Health Coach/Clinical Educator *
Therapeutic Recreation Specialist *
Vocational Specialist *
Other Disciplines based on local needs *
Table 1.4
Additional Staff Recommended for the Polytrauma Network Sites(PNS)* from the Polytrauma System of Care Handbook, March 2013
* FTE determined by workload demand.

Employee
(FTE)
Rehabilitation Physician 0.5*
Registered Nurse 0.5*
Social Worker 0.5*
Speech-Language Pathologist 0.5*
Physical Therapist 0.5*
Occupational Therapist 0.5*
Psychologist 0.5*
Other Disciplines based on local needs
Table 1.5
Required Core Staffing for the Polytrauma Support Clinic Team (PSCT)* from the Polytrauma System of Care Handbook, March 2013
** .5 FTE is recommended to be available to the PSCT team, with flexibility allowed based on workload demand.
1.6
Audiology
Patient and Family
Assistive Technology
Interdisciplinary Team Chaplaincy
Rehabilitation Specialists (Table 1.6)
(IDT) Mermbership Dentistry and oral and maxillofacial surgery
Consult Services (Table 1.7) Dietician
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology
Physiatrist General and Internal Medicine
Rehabilitation Nursing Staff General Surgery
Social Worker Hospitalist
Clinical Neuropsychologist Infectious Diseases
Rehabilitation Psychologist
Intensivist
Occupational Therapist
Neurology
Pharmacist
Neuro-ophthalmology
Physical Therapist
Neurosurgery
Recreation Therapist
Optometry
Speech-Language Pathologist
Orthopedic Surgery
Family Counselor
Otolaryngology
Driver Rehabilitation Specialist Pain Specialist
Kinesiotherapist Plastic Surgery
Blind Rehabilitation Specialist Psychiatry
Prosthetist Respiratory Therapy;
Orthotist Urology
Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist Wound Care Nursing
Table 1.6 Table 1.7
Dedicated Rehabilitation Specialists Recommended at Each Dedicated Consult Services Recommended at Each Medical
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center from the Polytrauma System of Center with a Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center from the
Care Handbook, March 2013 Polytrauma System of Care Handbook, March 2013

1.2. Operations: Concepts, Classification of and may develop PTSD. Individuals may sustain multiple
Polytrauma Symptoms injuries from one or more of these mechanisms. Explosions
can produce unique patterns of injury seldom seen outside
Polytrauma injuries are often the result of a blast. Blasts cause combat.
injuries through multiple mechanisms. Severe blasts can result
in total body disruptions and death to those closest to the Understanding blast injury as a common mechanism-of-injury
blast site or they can result in burns and inhalation injuries. for polytrauma patients helps guide assessments beyond the
Blast injuries typically are divided into four categories: most obvious physical problem. This understanding guides
primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary or miscellaneous a more comprehensive evaluation and care plan process to
injuries. See Table 2.1 prevent more disabling conditions from arising in the future.
Such a mechanism-of-injury-based approach to evaluation
Animal models of blast injury have demonstrated damaged and treatment is more proactive and efficient and, ultimately,
brain tissue and consequent cognitive deficits. Indeed, the cost effective. Table 2.2 outlines some common conditions
limited data available suggests that brain injuries are a common related to the system or organ they affect.
occurrence from blast injuries and often go undiagnosed and
untreated as attention is focused on more visible injuries.
A significant number of casualties sustain emotional shock
Category Characteristics Body Part Affected Types of Injuries

Primary Unique to HE (high-order Gas filled structures are Blast lung (pulmonary barotrauma)
explosives), results from most susceptible - lungs, TM (tympanic Membrane) rupture and
the impact of the over- GI tract, and middle ear. middle ear damage
pressurization wave with Abdominal hemorrhage and perforation
body surfaces. - Globe (eye) rupture- Concussion (TBI
without physical signs of head injury)
Secondary Results from flying debris Any body part may be

and bomb fragments. affected.
Tertiary Results from individuals Any body part may be Fracture and traumatic amputation
being thrown by the blast affected. Closed and open brain injury
wind.
Table 2.1
Mechanisms of Blast Injury
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Classification of Blast Injuries
1.8
System or Organ Injury or Condition

Auditory or Tympanic membrane rupture, ossicular disruption, cochlear damage, foreign body, hearing loss,
vestibular distorted hearing, tinnitus, earache, dizziness, sensitivity to noise.
Eye, orbit, face Perforated globe, foreign body, air embolism, fractures.
Respiratory Blast lung, hemothorax, pneumothorax, pulmonary contusion and hemorrhage, atrioventricular
fistula (source of air embolism), airway epithelial damage, aspiration pneumonitis, sepsis.
Digestive Bowel perforation, hemorrhage, ruptured liver or spleen, mesenteric ischemia from air embolism,
sepsis, peritoneal irritation, rectal bleeding.
Circulatory Cardiac contusion, myocardial infarction from air embolism, shock, vasovagal hypotension,
peripheral vascular injury, air embolism-induced injury.
Central nervous Concussion, closed or open brain injury, petechial hemorrhage, edema, stroke, small blood vessel
system rupture, spinal cord injury, air embolism-induced injury, hypoxia or anoxia, diffuse axonal injury .
Renal and/or Renal contusion, laceration, acute renal failure due to rhabdomyolysis, hypotension, hypovolemia.
urinary tract
Extremity Traumatic amputation, fractures, crush injuries, burns, cuts, lacerations, infections, acute arterial
occlusion, air embolism-induced injury.
Soft tissue Crush injuries, burns, infections, slow healing wounds.
Emotional or Acute stress reactions, PTSD, survivor guilt, post-concussion syndrome, depression, generalized
psychological anxiety disorder.
Pain Acute pain from wounds, crush injuries, or traumatic amputations; chronic pain syndromes.
Table 2.2
Blast-Related Injury Table
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Classification of Blast Injuries

1.10
2.0 Functional Concepts
2.1 Functional Concepts cognitive, and/or emotional impairments secondary

to trauma; and
2.1.1. General Services in Polytrauma c. The individual has the potential to benefit from
Rehabilitation Center Design inpatient rehabilitation; or
d. The individual has the potential to benefit from a
The general services provided at a specialized Polytrauma transitional community re-entry program; or
Rehabilitation Center (PRC) are designed to provide the full e. The individual requires an initial comprehensive
range of care for patients who have sustained polytraumatic rehabilitation evaluation and care plan.
injuries requiring comprehensive interdisciplinary
rehabilitation and medical care and coordination of physical,
cognitive and emotional care at the PRC, followed by 2. Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Inpatient Evaluations
additional outpatient rehabilitation as part of the Polytrauma
Network Site care and/or Polytrauma Support Clinic The PRCs offer admissions to inpatient rehabilitation for
Team involvement, proactive case management, telehealth, comprehensive interdisciplinary evaluations for patients with
transitional rehabilitation, and long term follow-up. This care varying levels of acuity and severity. A patient at any level on
occurs in three phases and the PRC facilities provide for the the Rancho Los Amigos Level of Cognitive Function Scale
differing needs. (LOCF) may be appropriate for admission. These evaluations
help determine the range and types of services needed
1. Admission criteria (ref. VHA Handbook 1172.1-March to manage the full scope of medical, rehabilitation, and
2013 addition) include: psychosocial symptoms resulting from combat injury and the
a. The individual with polytrauma is an eligible veteran most appropriate setting in which to deliver those services.
or an active duty military service member; and Members of the interdisciplinary team (IDT) administer a
b. The individual has sustained multiple physical, variety of assessment instruments and then meet as a group
Polytrauma System of Care Transitional Process to integrate results and recommendations.
Figure 1.1
VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 6
Continuum of Care for the Polytrauma patient population

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Recommendations for optimal care settings vary depending for at least two rooms to accommodate EC patients per each
upon the extent and severity of injury, family and institutional 12 bed unit.
support, and availability of services in the community. When
patients leave the site, attempts are made to transition them
to case managers closer to their home destination. PRC case 2c. Acute Comprehensive Interdisciplinary Inpatient
managers are available for consultations but the local case Rehabilitation
managers become the primary support.
Acute comprehensive interdisciplinary inpatient
Due to the medical complexity of the patients the inpatient rehabilitation is a highly-specialized level of care designed
care provided to the PRC patient is a 24 hours per day to treat patients as soon as they reach a level of medical
program coordinated by the IDT. The IDT identifies and stability to tolerate initial rehabilitation programming. The
addresses medical and rehabilitation needs associated with the primary emphasis is to provide intensive interdisciplinary
patients injuries. Average length of stay for a PRC Inpatient rehabilitation services in the early months after the injury.
is currently 40.6 days (data derived from the 2011-2014 The focus of acute rehabilitation is on cognitive, physical, and
statistics). behavioral improvement. Goals include: increased cognition,
self-awareness, functional communication, mobility,
The physical design of the inpatient program is highly psychosocial skills, activities of daily living, productive
patient and family centered. The inpatient units are designed activity, and preparation for home and community. The
to increase staff efficiency and create a safe, supervised and treatment program is goal-oriented with a focus on practical
structured environment. The goal is to provide the least lifeskills training, individualized and cost-effective treatment,
restrictive and utmost healing environment possible. Patients and patient and family education, support, and preparation.
are encouraged to be up and out of their rooms the majority of Patients remain in acute rehabilitation until goals are met or
the day, interacting with other patients and families between maximal improvement is realized.
therapy sessions.
Inpatient units have therapy gyms, as well as smaller, less
2a. The Emerging Consciousness (EC) Program stimulating therapeutic areas, including activity rooms, and
quiet rooms in which individual therapy or co-treatments
The Emerging Consciousness (EC) Program is a specialized (more than one therapeutic discipline providing treatment
program for persons with severe traumatic brain injury who simultaneously) can be provided without distraction.
are medically stable, but not yet awake.
EC Program includes: 3.Transitional Care
a. Inpatient Beds at each PRC
b. Common assessment and management protocols The Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)
c. Links to academic medical centers (AMC) who are provides comprehensive, post-acute cognitive retraining
leaders in DOC and community re-entry rehabilitation to PT patients. The
d. Embedded Epilepsy Center of excellence program lasts an average of 3 to 6 months, but continues
as long as the patient is making significant progress. Most
The program uses interdisciplinary medical, nursing, and rehabilitation treatment takes place in a group setting;
rehabilitation services and it works to: 1) improve patient however, all patients receive one-on-one therapy as needed.
responsiveness and return to consciousness, 2) optimize long As the patient prepares to leave the program, vocational
term function, and 3) facilitate advancement to the next rehabilitation services, work preparation, or school
level of rehabilitation. The medical team will work together activities are supported by the staff and other members of
to accomplish this by providing individualized treatment the rehabilitation team. The PTRP facility is designed as a
designed to cognitively and environmentally stimulate in residential environment and can be located on the same site as
a structured manner, while treating or preventing medical the PRC or in an off site location. Community reintegration
or physical conditions that may hinder that return to is provided throughout the rehabilitation process. PTRP
consciousness. The average length of stay for this particular activities are less supervised and include cooking therapy and
patient population is 90-120 days. The design should provide driver training, and closely mirror the transition to home
2.2
activities including trips into the community for shopping, clinics to bring care closer to the patient home. Telehealth
recreational activities, and other events. technology has the ability to provide consultations and
follow-up management to PT patients from their homes.
Case managers work closely with their assigned patients The Telehealth program is expanding throughout the patient
throughout the rehabilitation process to ensure they are population.
getting every treatment necessary to make the fullest recovery
possible. These managers conduct follow-up assessments for 4b. Reevaluations
patients after their discharge for a minimum of one year to
support a seamless transition to home, work, school, or a Reevaluations at a PRC are available as needed. These
return to active duty. interdisciplinary reevaluations of polytrauma patients are an
important component of the continuum of care for patients
4. Outpatient Care sustaining severe injury and disabling impairments. In some
instances, use of TeleRehabilitation technology may be
Outpatient treatment maintains the continuum of care after appropriate.
the inpatient stay and is the point of entry into the system for
patients with delayed onset of PT symptoms. The outpatient
care component of the PRC is a separate level of care from 4c. Ongoing Case Management and Follow-up
transitional care and is utilized by individuals living and
working in their communities. The physical facilities required Ongoing clinical and social work case management services
for the delivery of outpatient care include an outpatient clinic are provided to patients requiring continued rehabilitation
setting and often utilize physical medicine and rehabilitation services. These services involve acting as the point of
(PM&R) resources within the hospital. contact for ongoing and emerging medical, psychosocial,
or rehabilitation problems; care coordination; acting as
The Outpatient Program is a combination of multiple patient and family advocate; and assessing clinical outcomes
individual patient programs, as no two patients diagnosis and and satisfaction. The assigned clinical and social work case
recovery are the same. The overall goal is interdisciplinary managers make proactive and routine contacts with the
outpatient treatment coordination in support of patient patient and family as long as active treatment goals remain.
independence in the community. It is a process of
improvement, often of adjustment, uniquely designed and 5. Transitional Community Re-entry
delivered for each patient based on individual medical,
functional and clinical needs. Outpatients commute from The clinical teams aim to gradually reintroduce patients
home and are typically accompanied by family members. to elements of the community as soon as possible (at the
inpatient, PTRP, or outpatient level). Patients at high-levels
4a. Outpatient Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation of cognitive function who have progressed beyond the need
for basic rehabilitation interventions may be admitted for
The PRCs provide individualized, coordinated, and outcome high-level cognitive rehabilitation, advanced gait training,
focused outpatient services including medical support, advanced prosthetic training, vocational evaluation, and
therapy services, education, and psychosocial treatment and other transitional or community re-entry programming and
support to patients who live in their local service areas. in some cases, group activities in the community.
Telehealth technology links VA and all PRC sites bringing 6. Consultation

together a critical mass of relevant clinical expertise to assess,
treat and rehabilitate the physical, mental and psycho-social The PRCs serve as consultants to the VA system, the military
problems that accompany PT; it has the capacity to link health care system, and non-VA care providers. PRC staff
them with DoD sites and provides high-resolution video- review patient records, provides recommendations for care,
conferencing. assists with identifying an appropriate care setting, and
provides continued support as needed. Consultation through
VA deploys Telehealth to its community-based outpatient telerehabilitation is also available.

should be designed to be shared where possible to
reduce the overall need for space.
7. Assistive Technology (AT) Centers b. Group facility supply and transport areas to achieve
efficiency of operation.
Comprehensive AT teams are established at all PRC sites, c. Duplication of departments (such as PM&R,
provide equipment and services to any veteran with need prosthetics, wheelchair repair, etc) or specific spaces
and include: 1) rehabilitation engineers; 2) Rehabilitation should be minimized where limited resources are
Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North available and if the program is offered in the main
America (RESNA) certified therapists per: cognitive and medical center.
mobility clinical services; 3) Commission of Rehabilitation
Facilities (CARF) integration; 4) uniform templates for all 3. User Needs
assessments and treatments; 5) virtual consultations through
Telehealth. Patient dignity and respect for individuality should be
accommodated while considering operational realities.
Patient vulnerability to stress from noise, lack of privacy, poor
or inadequate lighting and other causes, and the subsequent
2.1.2. Space Planning and Design harmful effect on well being, are known and documented.
1. Flexibility A key architectural objective is to reduce emphasis on the

institutional aspects of care and to surround the patient
The design of a PRC needs flexibility to respond to and family with furniture, finishes, and fixtures that are
changing workloads, care objectives, and technologies. In more homelike and comfortable. A spirit of neighborhood
a rehabilitation facility, rehabilitation and treatment occurs or household is encouraged. Patient privacy needs to be
everywhere within the facility. Corridors, multipurpose provided while encouraging socialization and other group
zones, and alcoves where patients engage in social interaction activities.
are all part of the therapy program.
a. All areas within the building should be designed PRC facilities need to be environments of healing that allow
to accommodate a range of functions and program the building itself to be part of the therapeutic setting. The
activities. For example: Patient rooms double as technical requirements such as patient lift systems, computer
counseling and interdisciplinary team rooms for charting stations, and medical gas outlets, are required to
patient evaluation. Dining rooms become spaces provide state-of-the-art care and should be visually hidden
for movie night or an occupational therapy group and designed to be integrated into the delivery of care.
activity during off dining hours.
b. Generic plans should be developed to respond PRC patients tend to require multiple pieces of large
to changes in use and assignment. For example, equipment for testing and treatment. Sufficient space should
as alternative therapy becomes more prevalent in be allocated in all areas of the building for equipment and
the care for PRC patients, exam rooms need to be supplies to avoid storing or parking items such as medication
designed to facilitate the change of function (to carts and assistive devices in public view, in corridors, or in
become an acupuncture room or massage therapy patient care areas.
room as examples) with little disruption to the
existing spaces. To increase infection control and prevent exposure to
multi-drug organisms and other disease exposure, the
building must be designed to allow for isolation of patients
2. Efficiency in a negative pressure patient room until after cultures are
received. Reusable equipment needs to be cleaned and clear
The design of a PRC should provide resources to accommodate identification should be made for handling dirty versus clean
the evolution and change of health care delivery demands. supplies.
a. Support spaces, such as storage and utility rooms,
2.4
Security, both from a patient and a facility perspective, needs to the multiple specialists that work on these units, extra
to be addressed by planning, design and detail considerations. workstations and seats should be provided at the nurse sta-
tions to encourage collaboration among the specialties. The
Room Guide Plates provide both options for consideration.
2.1.3 Planning and Design Data The resident rooms and a collaborative space for rounds are
located near the nurse station in order to provide for the
1. Inpatient Unit transfer of information.
a. General iii. Dining Room/Kitchen
The inpatient unit is an essential building block for a PRC This space supports the dining functions for all inpatients
facility and provides many functions beyond a typical and also serves as a private therapeutic assessment and
hospital inpatient unit. Intensive patient treatment will occur treatment space for patients who require additional assistance
in the individual patient rooms and in other treatment and at meal time. The kitchen is also used to help patients and
rehabilitation spaces required on the unit. Family members family members learn what to cook and how to prepare meals
will assist in this treatment and will require additional spaces as many patients require different meal menus than prior
for their needs. to their injury. As the speech therapist and occupational
therapist work closely with patients in this space in order to
The staffing model for the inpatient PRC unit requires an assist in meal time activities, the kitchen and dining room
inter-disciplinary team approach to care. This includes staff benefit from being co-located near one another.
work-stations (or open teaming areas) to be located on the
unit designed to encourage and support collaboration. iv. Family Multipurpose Room / Family Room
b. Planning & Design Considerations Family members play a key role in a patients treatment and
are often in the patient room for extended periods of time.
i. Patient Room This contributes to the size requirements of the inpatient
room. Although the patient room is sized to accommodate a
The patient room in a PRC facility requires area for sleeping area, work area, extra storage and a zone for family
individualized patient treatment from multiple staff members, it is important to have space on the unit for the
members and therapists as well as to accommodate additional patient and family to rest and relax outside of the walls of
equipment for patient treatment. In addition, patients are the patient room. The inpatient unit space criteria provides
often in specialized wheelchairs or powerchairs (scooters) family members with a multipurpose and living room space
which require maneuvering space as well as space to transfer on the inpatient unit, which allows them to stay close to the
from their chair to the bed. Due to the longer length of patient at all times. The multipurpose family room allows
stay, the patient rooms have casework for storing personal the family to step away from the clinical activities and engage
belongings and furniture for table top activities, work, and in small table top activities, such as board and card games,
in-room therapy. The Room Guide Plates indicate three puzzles, and tablet device based interactive games, or allow a
optional layouts for inpatient rooms to accommodating these child to watch a movie or play without distracting the patient
needs. in the patient room.
ii. Nurse Stations The dining/kitchen and family rooms benefit from being
adjacent to one another and/or combined in some cases to
The intensive treatment of the patients require a large number provide one larger room or two/three smaller rooms. The
of staff to be in close relationship to patient rooms. This can length of stay for the polytrauma patient contributes to the
be accomplished by centering the nurse station within the need for these additional spaces within the unit.
inpatient unit or decentralized nurse stations can be placed
in strategic locations in proximity to patient rooms. Due

v. Rehabilitation Gym direct connection with the inpatient unit in order to reduce
travel times and allow patients more time in therapy. In
Because of the acute injuries of the patient and the integral addition, recreation therapy services benefit from close
part of therapy plays in the delivery of polytrauma care, adjacency to the computer activities room (which is used for
this rehabilitation gym is required on the inpatient unit for quiet computer training). Often one recreational therapist
individual and group treatment for physical therapy (PT) and will be conducting the class in the group therapy room, while
occupational therapy (OT) activities. Many patients have also monitoring a patient in the computer activities room
difficulty leaving their room (physically or psychologically) therefore it is preferable to have a viewing window between
for inter-hospital transport therefore the patient rooms are these two spaces.
sized to accommodate bedside therapy.
viii. Speech Language and Hearing Therapy
To support the continuum of care, the main rehabilitation
gym is located adjacent to the inpatient unit for easy Speech, Language and Hearing therapists work hand-in-
transition to and from patient rooms and maximizes the hand with the physical therapy and occupation therapy team
duration of treatment. A storage room is required for the as well as aiding in meal time activities. Their office and
gym providing storage of equipment not utilized on a daily treatment spaces should ideally be located adjacent to either
basis. Two private exam rooms should be located adjacent the PT/OT gym or the dining room, or in the best case, in
to and open up to the main gym. These rooms provide between both, in order to best assist patients who require
patients with private treatment should the main gym be over swallow studies which result in meal modifications. Primary
stimulating or a private setting is necessary as part of the care services provided are audiology diagnostic assessments of
program. Patient restrooms located near the gym serve both hearing and treatments; hearing aid evaluations; speech and
general use and allow therapists to work on transfers and OT language disorders diagnostic and treatment, including voice,
skills in a real bathroom setting. The PT/OT/KT staff need articulation, fluency, swallowing and other diagnosis.
a place to touch down and chart close to the gym. A room
accessible to the gym with viewing windows from one to the ix. Case Managers
other enhances the workflow and monitoring of the patients
while providing private space for the staff to collaborate on The case managers work closely with the patients and family
each patients case. members to coordinate their care prior to admission, during
their stay, and after they are discharged. These staff members
function most efficiently when their work area is located in
vi. Activities of Daily Living (ADL) proximity to the nurse station and patient rooms.
The residential apartment is provided for activities of daily x. Room Guide Plates
living training. Comprising a bedroom, bathroom kitchen, In section 4.2, the following spaces have been developed
dining area, living area, and small workstation, it is most further and analyzed with the subject matter experts across
effective when on the inpatient unit adjacent to the physical the country to formulate Room Guide Plates as a reference
and occupational therapy spaces. Occupational therapists will for what is required within a typical room of its kind:
often take a patient into the ADL to demonstrate a transfer a. Patient Room and bathroom (three options)
or a potential activity in the kitchen that they simply cannot b. Nurse Station (two options)
accomplish in the main gym. The apartment provides space c. Medication Room
for therapists to evaluate a patients functions in a traditional d. Dining Room and OT Kitchen
living environment. e. Family Room/Multipurpose Room
f. Laundry Room
vii. Recreation Therapy g. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy
h. Evaluation Room PT/OT
Recreation therapy services are provided in two separate i. Team Room
rooms; a quiet table top activity space and a louder gaming h. Group Room, Recreation Therapy
space. The group recreation therapy room should have a i. Testing Lab, Neuropsychology
2.6
j. BROS Treatment/Office living set-up. It allows for functional assessment of the

k. Assistive Technology Lab/Rehab Engineering patient by staff members in a controlled and supportive
l. Office, Speech Language Pathology setting. Deficiencies in patient self-care and independence
m. Provider Office are identified during the two week evaluation period and
treatment plans are adjusted accordingly. Although not a
requirement, the apartments function best when separated
2. Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation from the resident unit to simulate the real world conditions
Program (PTRP) as closely as possible.
a. General iii. Nurse Stations
A distinctly separate environment is desired for the The nurse and check-in station is similar to a hotel reception
Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program away from function, with dedicated medication and staff spaces
the institutional hospital. Patients are moved from the adjacent. This area serves as the headquarters of the building
hospital inpatient unit to the PTRP in order to assist them in and should be centrally located to monitor resident rooms
the transition back to the community. In some cases, patients and group gathering spaces.
who have relapsed in the community may come to this Center
for intensive assessments and focused treatment. iv. Dining Room/Kitchen
b. Planning & Design Considerations The dining and kitchen areas are the social heart of the
program where patients and families gather and progress
The Transitional Rehabilitation Center may be in several together as they transition home. The dining area has a
locations: dual function as a game area or community room while the
1. Within the hospital but finished as a separate kitchen is used for both individual and group therapy for
environment of care cooking, preparing, and serving meals.
2. Separate but connected to the hospital sharing
certain primary hospital functions v. Assistive Technologies
3. A complete separate building on the hospital
campus The assistive technology lab provides patients with wheelchair
4. A separate building on an off-campus site repair and small device (environmental controls) trial. These
new devices allow the patients to adapt to their environments
i. Resident Room and move forward in their therapy program. Patients often
benefit from the prosthetics lab and hearing booths as part of
The transitional resident bedroom is sized to approximate the their recovery. These two disciplines would best compliment
size of a bedroom a resident may encounter when returning the PRC by bridging the gap between the main MTF and
home, with some additional space provided to ease mobility the PRC.
training. The intent of the program is to provide furnishings
in this room similar to a traditional residential bedroom. vi. Room Guide Plates
Although direct access to a handicapped-accessible toilet and The major spaces required in the Transitional Rehabilitation
shower room from the bedroom is required, the design of all Center are developed into Room Guide Plates, see Section
parts of the resident room and bathroom should encourage 4.3, and include the following spaces:
independence and mimic a home residence. Patients are a. Resident Bedroom and bathroom (two options)
encouraged to take part in programmed activities throughout b. Resident Apartment Unit
the day so their time spent in the resident room is minimized. c. Nurse Station and Medication Room
d. Dining Area and Kitchen
ii. Resident Apartment e. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy
f. Assistive Technology Lab and Storage Room
The resident apartment unit closely simulates a real world g. Exam/Treatment Room

3. Outpatient Unit virtual reality simulation studies designed to reacclimate
patients return to driving a vehicle. Virtual reality simulation
a. General study is provide by a driving machine. The driving machine
simulates real-time traffic conditions providing training/
The outpatient unit is a key function of the PRC facility and therapy for patients who struggle with over stimulation,
provides specific cognitive training for patients living in the distracting noises, and similar conditions that hinder
community through regular outpatient visits as part of their their ability to regain their driving skills. The room must
polytrauma care. This unit differs from a typical hospital accommodate change as driving simulator models are
outpatient clinic by concentrating PRC patients, staff and continuously evolving as technology improves. The simulator
specialized treatment in one area. Patients will be assessed and room should be adjacent to the rehabilitation gym and other
treated in group as well as individual settings. simulation evaluation rooms. Included in a patients therapy
regime will be scenarios of disassembling their own wheelchair
b. Planning & Design Considerations and packing it into a physical car therefore exterior access to
a dedicated parking/training area is desired.
i. Patient Lounge
v. Balance Testing and Vestibular Testing
This is a place for patients to socialize, relax and even dine
between treatments and provider appointments. Quite often These two rooms provide a platform for testing studies which
patients will have multiple but not consecutive outpatient assess and retrain the sensory and voluntary motor control of
appointments in the same day at the PRC. The patient balance with visual biofeedback on either a stable or unstable
lounge provides them with a resting place. support surface and in a stable or dynamic visual environment.
NeuroCom and rotary chair rooms provide an additional
ii. Physical and Occupational Therapy Gym layer of balance study for patients in the PRC. These spaces
should be adjacent to the gym or virtual reality spaces for best
This space is a large room that supports physical activities and cross communication with similar staff members.
rehabilitation therapy. The outpatient gym is heavily focused
on exercise equipment and progressing the patients ability to vi. Room Guide Plates
return to previous physical activities. This space also supports The major spaces required in the Outpatient Unit are
occupational therapy treatments to enhance the patients developed into Room Guide Plates, see Section 4.4, and
ability to regain independence. Similar to the inpatient unit, include the following spaces:
the large gym should have supporting spaces adjacent to it a. Exam Room
such as private treatment spaces, restrooms (functioning and b. EMG Exam Room
training), storage rooms, and staff teaming areas. c. Chiropractic Exam Room
e. Procedure Room, Pain
iii. Gait Lab f. Driver Training Room
g. Gait Lab (and supporting spaces)
h. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy
The services provided in this lab test the patients gait and
i. Speech Therapy Lab
balance abilities in an one room. This space should be
j. Balance Testing Room
designed as a flexible environment able to adapt to newly
k. Vestibular Room
developed technology for gait analysis. Ideally the gait lab
and other research and virtual reality spaces (such as the
driver training room) should be co-located in proximity to
the PT/OT gym.
iv. Driver Training
The driver training simulator room is a space used to conduct
2.8
2.2 Functional Diagrams
2.2.1. Overall PRC Functional Diagrams
The following diagrams show options for potential organization of the buildings and support spaces for a PRC continuum of care.
A. Inpatient, Transitional, and Outpatient Units within the main hospital/medical center proper, adjacent to each other.
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
PARKING
PARKING OUTPATIENT
INPATIENT TRANSITONAL
UNIT
INPATIENT UNIT
TRANSITONAL UNIT
OUTPATIENT
UNIT UNIT UNIT
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
FISHER
HOUSE
FISHER
HOUSE
Figure 2.1
Overall PRC Diagram Option A
B. Inpatient and Outpatient Units within the hospital/medical center proper, with Transitional Unit separated by physical distance
within the proper.
TRANSITONAL
UNIT
TRANSITONAL
UNIT
HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL
PARKING
PARKING OUTPATIENT
INPATIENT
UNIT
INPATIENT UNIT
OUTPATIENT
UNIT UNIT
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
FISHER
HOUSE
FISHER
HOUSE
Figure 2.2
Overall PRC Diagram Option B

C. Inpatient and Outpatient Units within the hospital/medical center proper, with Transitional Unit separated by greater physical
distance on the campus grounds or at an off-campus location.
TRANSITONAL
UNIT
HOSPITAL
PARKING
INPATIENT OUTPATIENT
UNIT UNIT
COMMUNITY
FISHER
HOUSE
Figure 2.3
Overall PRC Diagram Option C
2.10
2.2.2 Work Flow

Not every patient will follow the same workflow protocol, therefore several different scenarios have been diagrammed to show
the different steps a patient might take along their road to recovery. As one example, a patient may have been admitted to PRC
then transferred to PTRP, has medical complications requiring an admission to the acute care and then back to PRC, followed
by Transitional and discharge to community with outpatient follow-up. In all of the following options, patients may or may not
continue with outpatient therapy after being reintegrated with the community.
INJURIES SUSTAINED
BY VETERAN
ACUTE CARE
INPATIENT
TRANSITIONAL
REHAB
RETURN TO COMMUNITY
(OR LONG TERM CARE)
OUTPATIENT
Figure 2.4
Work Flow

INJURIES SUSTAINED INJURIES SUSTAINED INJURIES SUSTAIN
BY VETERAN BY VETERAN BY VETERAN
ACUTE CARE ACUTE CARE ACUTE CARE
INPATIENT INPATIENT INPATIENT
TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL RETURN TO COMMU

REHAB REHAB (OR LONG TERM C
RETURN TO COMMUNITY RETURN TO COMMUNITY OUTPATIENT

(OR LONG TERM CARE) (OR LONG TERM CARE)
Figure 2.5
Work Flow Variation #1
OUTPATIENT
NJURIES SUSTAINED INJURIES

INJURIESSUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIES SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES SUSTAIN
BY VETERAN BY
BYVETERAN
VETERAN BY VETERAN
BY VETERAN BY VETERAN
ACUTE CARE ACUTE

ACUTECARE
CARE ACUTE
ACUTE CARE
CARE ACUTE CARE
TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL RETURN TO COMM

INPATIENT INPATIENT INPATIENT
REHAB REHAB (OR LONG TERM C
TRANSITIONAL RETURN
RETURNTO
TOCOMMUNITY
COMMUNITY RETURN
RETURN TOTO COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY OUTPATIENT
REHAB (OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCARE)
CARE) (OR(OR LONG
LONG TERM
TERM CARE)
CARE)
TURN TO COMMUNITY
Figure 2.6
OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
OR LONG TERM
Work CARE)
Flow Variation #2
2.12
RETURN
RETURNTO
TOCOMMUNITY
COMMUNITY RETURN
RETURNTO Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
TOCOMMUNITY
OUTPATIENT
(OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCARE)
CARE) (OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCARE)
CARE)
OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
URIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED
BY VETERAN
BY VETERAN
INJURIES
INJURIESSUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIESSUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIESSUSTAINED
SUSTAINE
BYBYVETERAN
VETERAN BYBYVETERAN
VETERAN BYBYVETERAN
VETERAN
ACUTEACUTE
CARE CARE ACUTEACUTE
CARE CARE
ACUTE
ACUTECARE
CARE ACUTE
ACUTECARE
CARE ACUTE
ACUTECARE
CARE
INPATIENT
INPATIENT INPATIENT
INPATIENT INPATIENT
INPATIENT
TRANSITIONAL
TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL
TRANSITIONAL RETURN
RETURNTO
TOCOMMUN
COMMU
REHAB
REHAB REHAB
REHAB (OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCAR
CA
TRANSITIONAL
TRANSITIONAL RETURNRETURN
TO COMMUNITY
TO COMMUNITYRETURN RETURN
TO COMMUNITY
TO COMMUNITY
REHABREHAB (OR LONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)CARE) (OR LONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)CARE)
RETURN
RETURNTOTOCOMMUNITY
COMMUNITY RETURN
RETURNTO TOCOMMUNITY
OUTPATIENT
(OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCARE)
CARE) (OR
(ORLONG
LONGTERM
TERMCARE)
CARE)
RETURN
N TO COMMUNITY
TO COMMUNITY OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
ONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)CARE)
Figure 2.7 OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
Work Flow Variation #3
NJURIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INJURIES
INJURIES
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED
BY VETERAN
BY VETERAN
ACUTEACUTE
CARE CARE
INJURIES
INJURIES
ACUTE
ACUTECARE
CARE TRANSITIONAL
TRANSITIONAL RETURN
RETURNT
SUSTAINED
SUSTAINED INPATIENT
INPATIENT
RETURN RETURN
TO COMMUNITY
TO COMMUNITYRETURN RETURN TO COMMUNITY REHAB
TO COMMUNITY REHAB (OR
(ORLON
LON
TRANSITIONAL
TRANSITIONAL BYBYVETERAN
VETERAN
REHABREHAB (OR LONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)CARE) (OR LONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)CARE)
URNRETURN
TO COMMUNITY
TO COMMUNITY
Figure 2.8 OUTPATIENT
OUTPATIENT
R LONG
(OR LONG
TERM TERM
CARE)Variation
Work Flow CARE)#4

2.2.3 Functional Relationships
Within the PRC building, certain programmatic areas will require or benefit from being adjacent to one another. The following
series of diagrams first show departmental adjacencies followed by intradepartmental clustering. The importance of co-location
of spaces helps the facility operate more efficiently (both in material flow, delivery of care, and transportation from one therapy
to another) and enhance wayfinding.
VA MEDICAL
CENTER
PTRP
PRC PRC
REHAB
INPATIENT PATIENT AREA/ INPATIENT CONNECT TO RESIDENT
THERAPY
UNIT SUPPORT AREA PM&R MAIN MTF AREA
SERVICES
PRC REHAB
OUTPATIENT PATIENT REHAB THERAPY CONNECT TO THERAPY
UNIT AREA SERVICES MAIN MTF
SERVICES
garden garden
Figure 2.9
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Functional Diagram
2.14
2.2.4 Functional Adjacency Diagrams

Space Allocation
Inpatient Unit
Net square footage requirements discussed and shown in guide
plates are intended to be consistent with revisions to space
Adjacency Diagram
planning criteria. Refer to Section 4 Guideplates, Reflected
Ceiling Plans and Data Sheets. The blue rectangles outside
the patient rooms serve as either satellite nurse stations or
equipment alcoves.
1. Inpatient Unit CONFER-

OFFICES ENCE STAFF
ROOM LOCKER/
MORE INDEPENDENT MOST SERIOUSLY MORE INDEPENDENT TOILET/
PATIENTS INJURED PATIENTS PATIENTS SHOWER
PY- STAFF
SOCIAL PHARMA- FAMILY
LOUNGE
FAMILY WORKER SCHOL- CIST THERAPIST
QUIET PR PR PR PR PR PR OGIST
ROOM LIVING
ROOM
GREEN ROOF
NURSE STATION EQUIPMENT EVALUATION TEAM

DINING/ CLEAN
CRASH
STORAGE
REHABILITATION ROOM ROOM
KITCHEN, OT NOUR. CART
ALCOVE NURSE WARD THERAPY GYM
TRAINING SOILED REPORT CLERK COUSULT
NURSE STATION ROOM STORAGE
ROOM
LAUN- MULTI- GROUP

DRY PURPOSE ROOM
ROOM PR PR PR PR PR PR NEURO
SPEECH ASSISTIVE APT, COMPUTER
PSYCH RECREATION
ACTIVITIES
TECH LIVING THERAPY
MORE INDEPENDENT MOST SERIOUSLY MORE INDEPENDENT NEURO- SKILLS GROUP ROOM
BROS LAB RT
PATIENTS INJURED PATIENTS PATIENTS PSYCH TRAINING
TRATMENT
TESTING OFFICE
INPATIENT UNIT LAB
PUBLIC
CANTEEN/ F
VENDING WAITING M
MAIN ENTRANCE
OR
ELEVATOR ENTRANCE
LEGEND:
FA 1: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, RECEPTION AREA PATIENT
FA 2: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, PATIENT AREA

STAFF/SERVICE
FA 3: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, PATIENT SUPPORT AREA
FA 4: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, PATIENT AND FAMILY AREA BUILDING ENVELOPE
FA 5: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, THERAPY AREA

FA 6: PRC INPATIENT UNIT, STAFF AND ADMINISTRATIVE AREA
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AREAS
Figure 2.10
Inpatient Unit

PTRP
Adjacency Diagram
2. Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)
APT APT
RESIDENT RESIDENT
ROOM ROOM
LIVING
RESIDENT RESIDENT
ROOM ROOM
RESIDENT RESIDENT
ROOM SUPPORT ROOM
OUTDOOR OUTDOOR
ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES
RESIDENT RESIDENT
ROOM ROOM
LIVING
RESIDENT RESIDENT
ROOM ROOM
RESIDENT NURSE RESIDENT

ROOM STATION ROOM
OFFICES/ DINING
RECREATIONAL
CONFER-
ENCE COMPUTER REHABILI- LIVING
ROOM/ ACTIVITIES TATION
STAFF ROOM/ THERAPY RECEPTION
LOUNGE, ASSISTIVE GYM KITCHEN
LOCKERS,
TECH LAB
TOILET
ENTRANCE
LEGEND:
FA 7: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT, RECEPTION AREA PATIENT
FA 8: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT, RESIDENT AREA

STAFF/SERVICE
FA 9: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT, SUPPORT AREA
FA 10: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT, RESIDENT AND FAMILY AREA BUILDING ENVELOPE
FA 11: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT, THERAPY AREA

FA 12: PRC TRANSITIONAL UNIT,STAFF AND ADMINISTRATIVE AREA
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AREAS
Figure 2.14
Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)
2.16
Outpatient Unit
3. Outpatient Unit
Adjacency Diagram
OUTDOOR
ACTIVITIES
GROUP VESTIBU- BALANCE

ROOM, LAR TESTING EVALUATION TEAM- STORAGE
RECREATION ROOM ROOM ROOM, PT/OT ROOM
THERAPY
EXAM ROOMS
REHABILITATION CLEAN SOILED
SPEECH THERAPY
OFFICE PROCE-
THERAPY GYM DURE
LAB ROOM
MEDS
GAIT
EXAM NURSE
OBSERVATION
ROOM STATION
LAB
ASSISTIVE STORAGE
TECHNOLOGY
STAFF LOUNGE/
DRIVER LIVING LAB
OUTDOOR
LOCKERS
TRAINING SKILLS
DRIVER OFFICES
ROOM TRAINING
TRAINING
LOT F KIOSK
RECEPTION
BROS M
TREATMENT/ PATIENT WAITING CONFERENCE
OFFICE DAYROOM
MAIN ENTRANCE
LEGEND:
FA 13: OUTPATIENT UNIT, RECEPTION AREA PATIENT
FA 14: OUTPATIENT UNIT, PATIENT AREA

STAFF/SERVICE
FA 15: OUTPATIENT UNIT, SUPPORT AREA
FA 16: OUTPATIENT UNIT, THERAPY AREA BUILDING ENVELOPE
FA 17: OUTPATIENT UNIT, STAFF AND ADMINISTRATIVE AREA

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AREA
Figure 2.12
Outpatient Unit

2.18
3.0 Technical Considerations
3.1 Codes and Standards 2. HIPAA
3.1.1. Codes, Standards and Executive Orders The Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
of 1996 (HIPAA) protects individuals rights to audible as
VA functions as the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) well as visual privacy. This is especially the case with respect
for all VA facilities and projects and has the responsibility to protection of each individuals medical records, private
to guard public health and safety through enforcement of its information and communications. The law protects all
adopted codes. VA is not subject to enforcement of local and conversations between patients and admission interviewers,
state codes. caregivers, nurses, physicians and families. ARRA passed by
U.S. government in 2009 enacts special provisions and legal
Local authorities should be notified about planning projects enforcement tools for patient privacy, protection and security.
and given the opportunity to review drawings. Although Office of Civil Rights (OCR) monitors HIPAA security rule
there are exceptions, formal drawing reviews, building compliance based on ARRA provisions. Current penalties
permits, inspections and fees do not generally apply to that can be implied by OCR for non-compliance with
Federal facilities. HIPAA are divided in four categories: (i) without knowledge;
(ii) based on reasonable cause; (iii) willful neglect and (iv)
Design, construction, renovation and installation of all VA willful neglect, not corrected. Penalties differ per violation
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers must be in accordance versus maximum penalty according to these four categories
with this document and with the latest editions and/or and vary between $100 and up to $1,500,000.
revisions of all applicable codes and standards. The more
stringent code and/or standard are to be applied to VA Patient unit layouts now consider the juxtaposition of rooms
facilities. Nothing in this Design Guide should be construed and spaces, which may limit sounds of private conversations
as authorization or permission to disregard or violate local from being overheard. Planning of staff stations, reception
and legal requirements. desks, conference rooms, offices, treatment and therapy
rooms, where exposed private records may be seen and
Please refer to the PG-18-3 (Topic 1) for the list of Codes, conversations overheard by unauthorized persons, should also
Standards and Executive orders. consider privacy during design.
3.1.2 Local Codes and References 3. Life Safety
VA is not subject to local imposition of code enforcement Successful strategies have long been available for making
procedures, such as drawing reviews, building permits, a sprinkler system inconspicuous. However, in new
inspections, fees, etc. Therefore, VA functions as the Authority construction, achieving homelike residential environments
Having Jurisdiction for all VA facilities and projects. for many of the patient and family spaces remains a significant
challenge when attempting to incorporate fire safety and
3.1.3 Other Recommended Reference Standards egress provisions required for PRC occupancies under
contemporary codes.
1. FGI Guidelines for Design and Construction of PRC life safety issues that require attention include
Hospital and Outpatient Facilities evacuation standards and disaster planning. Among them are
the following:
FGI Guidelines for Design and Construction of Hospital
and Outpatient Facilities 2014 Edition, published by 3a. Emergency Egress
the Facilities Guidelines Institute, with assistance from
the US. Department of Health and Human Services and
Those who may be so afflicted can become frightened and
in conjunction with the American Institute of Architects
confused if awakened by an evacuation alarm in the middle
Academy of Architecture for Health. of the night. Given the limited staff that may be available to

Office of Construction & Facilities Management 100% Submittal December 2014 Technical Considerations 3.1
.1
assist patients on some shifts, vertical evacuation from even team should perform several preliminary analyses that will
one floor above grade may simply not be practical. Many affect the final design of the facility. Several of the site related
people prefer to depend upon horizontal evacuation plans. factors that are required for a Polytrauma Rehabilitation
Multi-story buildings must consider planning for horizontal Center are mentioned in this section and are to be considered
evacuation to a safe area of refuge. This includes: as essential tools for planning of a PRC. Each project designer
should consider the project specifics that include, but are not
limited to:
a. Planning the facility so that each floor is divided into a. Site in relationships to Campus and other Structures
at least two fire & smoke compartments separated b. Site Area
by a rated enclosure that extends full height c. Site Geometry
d. Site Orientation, Access and Connectivity
b. Openings in this enclosure are strictly limited to e. Local Zoning
ducts equipped with automatic fire dampers and f. Topography
horizontal exits across corridors. g. Regional and Climactic Factors
h. Infrastructure and Utilities
c. Doors opening in opposite directions in egress i. Other Site Characteristics
corridors are required in order to allow occupants in
either smoke compartment may safely exit to an area 3.2.2 Planning
of refuge on the other side of that wall.
When planning a Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center, consider
d. A fully sprinklered building where each smoke the activities of the multiple users including the patients/
compartment has at least two other means of egress. family, visitors, maintenance personnel, service providers,
emergency crews and utility workers. The completed site
should include:
e. An area of refuge on each side of the firewall sized to a. Landscaped Features (which are handicap accessible)
accommodate the entire adjacent zone population b. Setbacks and Buffers
that could be present on the other side of the barrier. c. Parking for Patients, Staff, and Visitors
d. Access for Emergency Vehicles
4. Disaster Planning e. Utility and Service Access
f. Covered Entry
Situations can arise in which it may not be feasible to g. Signage - Wayfinding
evacuate patients for extended periods of time. In those cases,
emergency power will be required to maintain food service, 1. Parking
heating, ventilating and vertical transportation systems,
and life safety systems. This is especially important to keep The patients of PRC Inpatient facilities do little driving;
the patient population reasonably comfortable and safe. therefore, the requirements for parking are generated by
This Design Guide recommends that the project consider employees and physicians, family members, visitors, service
planning for this contingency in order to care for the veteran technicians and deliveries. PRC outpatient are becoming
population especially when the facility is located in an area more independent and therefore able to drive themselves to
where a high probability of threat exists from natural disasters and from outpatient appointments. Additional HC parking
such as hurricanes and earthquakes. should be considered as well as a larger drop-off canopy to
cover several vehicles, depending on local climate.
3.2 Site Considerations
Refer to the VA Parking Design Manual and Demand Model
3.2.1 Introduction on the TIL for calculating required number of parking spaces.
Site analysis and planning are influential to the success of a

project. At the beginning of the design process, the design
3.2
3.2.3 Topography 3.2.5 Roadways
During the planning phase of the project, consider what the 1. Site Access
impact of the topography of the site will have on the design.
Topographical influences may affect the orientation of Site access roadways may be located directly at main public
access points to the facility such as entrances, service, egress, roadways. The location of curb cuts and aprons should be
parking, and emergency vehicle access. Topography will also planned in accordance with local zoning code or AHJ.
influence retaining walls, berms, and landscape design as will
the general location of the structure on the site. Walks, ramps, 2. On-Site Roadways
and roadways are also features that are impacted by site
topography. During the initial survey of the site, a physical Width of roads should accommodate two-way traffic. A
review of the site is recommended. path from the site entrance to the main entry drop-off of the
facility should be logical and easily identifiable.
Where possible, at-grade site access from the facility is desired
due to a PRC patients hindered ability to maneuvering Proper identification signage and directional signage will
uneven terrains. Existing on-site grading is an important enhance clarity of destinations and paths.
consideration when planning and locating the access points
of the facility. That being said, certain landscaped areas 3. Emergency Roadways
should be designed as therapy gardens where multiple
different terrains are encountered within a controlled space Emergency access is required on the grounds of the facility.
with therapy supervision. See section 2.1.4 for more details This access relates to ambulance, fire and rescue, law
regarding the terrain park. enforcement and other emergency related vehicles. The width
of the roadway for emergency purposes should be maintained
3.2.4 Zoning and unobstructed at all times.
Zoning is site specific and an initial zoning assessment should A loop road or some means of complete site access is
be conducted. Preliminary plans should not advance without generally required in every jurisdiction. Loop road design
performing a zoning analysis. In the case of government- should accommodate a fire truck, and enable emergency
owned property, it is important to consider the zoning and vehicles to access a complete revolution around the facility.
adjacencies for compatibility with neighboring buildings. At a minimum, access to every part of the site and facility for
Factors of zoning which should be considered include, but emergency vehicles must be provided.
are not limited to: 4. Service Road
a. Height
b. Lot Occupancy The service road(s) may better serve the facility by having
c. Number of Stories a separate access point to separate on-stage from off-stage
d. Parking circulation. Should that not prove feasible due to site
e. Green Space restrictions or other reasons, consider a separation of roadways
f. Historic District upon entry to the site. Clearly indicate the service road and
g. F.A.R. design it in such a way as to not interfere with general site
h. Setbacks access or emergency roadways. The service roadway should
i. Use Groups accommodate truck traffic in two directions unless the
j. Land Rights roadway system is designed and clearly identified as a one-
way traffic pattern.
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Locate signage on the site for visitors, patients, staff and service
accommodations. The PRC population is susceptible to being Site utilities are critical to successful operations. Among
more directionally challenged than other patients, therefore the utilities or utility related components requiring site
wayfinding must be bold and direct. Some suggestions for consideration during site planning are:
site signage include:
a. Directional Traffic (one-way) a. Electrical service transformers
b. Restrictions b. Information Technology and Communications
c. Parking services
d. Deliveries c. Gas lines
e. Passenger Pick-up d. Stormwater management
f. Entrance to Site e. Water and sewer utility
g. Entrance to Facility f. Oil service (if applicable)
g. Emergency power (including fuel)
Refer to the VA Signage Design Guide for basic information h. Power lines
regarding signage. i. Steam lines
j. Pneumatic delivery and removal lines
3.2.7 Proximity to Adjoining Facilities
Contact servicing agencies and comply with their
The identified Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centers will be an requirements.
integral part of VA medical center campuses. The foregoing
topics are considered issues for site planning and design. Site Provide building utility feed services in accordance with
access and roadways of an adjoining existing medical center Physical Security Design Manual for VA Facilities.
are examples where a new PRC facility may be able to utilize
in-place vehicular pathways. 3.2.10 Services
Adjoining or proximate facilities may influence or determine Services as referred to in this section include, but are not
certain characteristics of the new facility. Refer to the limited to:
VAs Environmental Design Manual for specific signage a. Service Plaza
requirements. b. Loading docks
c. Shipping/receiving/staging areas
3.2.8 Shared Amenities d. Morgue service areas
e. Waste management and removal areas
The nature of the site with respect to location could influence a. Vehicular turnaround roadways
several aspects of a facility. Shared amenities, for example, b. Service ramps
could impact:
a. Siting of facility The services for PRC facilities are a major component of
b. Orientation of entrances day-to-day operations. The location of the services are not
c. Location of services to conflict with the main entrance to the PRC or the main
d. Access to site hospital.
e. Availability of utilities
3.2.11 Landscaping (Natural & Designed)
Independent or redundant access to power, communications,
gas, water and other utilities is preferable, thereby enabling 1. Natural Features
the facility to remain on line in the event of outages on the
shared campus. Landscape features provide a major service to any site
or campus. The polytrauma patient will have difficulty
3.2.9 Utility Access navigating natural or uneven terrain therefore specific focus
to the exterior landscape and areas for training should be
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utilized. Also, due to the longer length of stay, areas of 3.3 Architectural Fit-out and Finishes
natural landscape are able to make a greater imact on the
healing process for the patient and family. Natural features 3.3.1 Introduction
may include:
The PRC facility is considered a welcoming environment.
a. Rock outcroppings When designing interiors of the PRC, include considerations
b. Water features (lakes, streams, ponds, etc.) for:
c. Trees a. Architecture
d. Fields b. Interior Finishes
c. Colors
Where possible, these features should be considered during d. Spatial Relationships
the building and site design phases of the project. Just as e. Size of Spaces
a designer considers the topography during the planning f. Exterior Views
phases, so should the natural aspects of a site be considered. g. Exterior Access
h. Ease of Mobility
2. Designed Features
These are important aspects of the environment where
Designed features that relate to the site include: individuals are indoors for extended periods of time. Designers
a. Landscaping - natural; such as trees, shrubs, native should minimize travel distances between dining, recreation,
plantings, and grass family and lounge areas. Where shortened distances are not
b. Landscaping - man made; such as landscape walls, possible, provide handrails, and rest stops with convenient
pavers, fences, and fountains seating or other physical supports along an extended travel
route.
While planning for the landscaping of the site, consider
indigenous vegetation whether introduced or replaced 3.3.2 Perception
because of the project. Additional considerations include
requirements of a shared site or other site-specific covenants Individual perception differs according to the social situation.
that may affect the design. In a PRC facility, the creation of a healing environment can
greatly improve the patient and family members perception
3.2.12 Covered Entry of their overall well being and sense of control over their
environment. For example, a dark border may be perceived
As part of the building and site design, provisions for a as a drop-off and should be avoided.
covered entrance at the primary access point to the facility are
recommended. Provide enough covered area to accommodate Perception of space is based upon the use of cues that normally
multiple vehicles. The width of the drop-off drive should be associates distance in our daily life. Many of these cues are
designed to accommodate an accessible van stopping at the developed at an early age in life and typically do not change as
entrance while allowing a vehicle to pass. Cover shall provide an individual ages. Examples of perception and relationships
shelter for both the patient and visitor transfer between a include:
vehicle and the building. Height of covered entrance is to a. Familiar behavioral settings
be designed to allow clearance for the minimum height of b. Lounge Area
common emergency vehicles. c. Living Room
d. Sociopetal space and furniture
The adjacent covered entrance is also an area where visitors Clustered seating
and patients may relax and sit. Ample space should be Newspaper and magazine racks
planned and provided for seating and circulation near the e. Respite Spaces
entrance to the facility. Many PRC outpatients require bus Outdoor nature settings
service or a family member to retrieve the car and pick them Benches and pathways near water or of feature
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f. Family Spaces Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center facility:
Room with fireplace
Home-like arrangements 1. Natural Light (Daylighting)
g. Intimate Spaces
Tables and chairs on a balcony Daylight is an often under-utilized resource that can be used to
Benches with a view offset demand for artificial lighting, increase building energy
h. Views to Exterior efficiency, improve patient comfort and recovery times, and
Large windowed walls treat specific medical conditions. It is the standard against
Indoor/Outdoor areas (balconies, screened which the human mind measures all things seen; colors seen
porches) with daylight appear real and consistent. Due to the variable
nature of daylight, its inclusion early in the design process
is critical to effectively maximize its benefits. Many factors
should be considered with the use of daylight in buildings:
3.3.3 Architectural a. Aesthetics of both interior environment and
daylight-specific architectural features
1. Partitions b. Orientation of glazing apertures and building
massing
The Interior partitions should primarily be gypsum wallboard c. Interior program as it relates to direct sunlight
on metal studs that are either painted or wallpapered in select penetration
locations. Interior partitions around patient rooms should d. Placement and density of windows
have sound attenuation features such as sound insulation e. Psychological response
batts between studs and walls built floor to the under side f. Biological response (circadian rhythm)
of the slab above. Other areas where significant noise may be g. Health
generated also should have sound attenuation features. h. Energy consumption
2. Protection/Safety
2. Artificial Lighting
Continuous handrails should be used within Inpatient and
Transitional Rehabilitation hallways and other pathways to When designing artificial lighting systems, qualitative
the greatest extent possible. Wall and ceiling guard protection measurements are every bit as important as quantitative in
should be used in all areas subject to damage from wheelchairs determining overall effectiveness. While standards primarily
and carts or other service traffic. Many patients in the PRC focus on the quantitative measurement of illuminance
will be in wheelchairs therefore each facility should have a (footcandles or lux), it is the qualitative measurements that
discussion regarding the level of wall protection desired more often determine the success of the system.
throughout the inpatient and outpatients units.
Qualitative measurements to consider include:
3.3.4 Lighting a. Color Rendering Index (CRI)
b. Correlated Color Temperature (CCT)
Lighting plays a critical role in our perception of the c. Contrast
environment. Especially in healthcare facilities, lighting has d. Glare
the ability to shape the patient experience both psychologically
and biologically. Applying sound design principles enables Color Rendering Index (CRI) indicates how precisely a
lighting to improve the experience for patients including specific source of light can show an object in relationship
alleviating anxiety, clarifying way finding for families and to its true color. The CCT describes the degree to which a
visitors, promoting efficiency and effectiveness for clinicians, color appears warm (reddish), neutral, or cool (bluish) and
and ultimately impacting of the circadian rhythm (sleep- is measured in degrees Kelvin (K). Color rendering of skin
wake cycle). The following sub-sections relate to the natural tones along with providing a neutral color temperature are
and artificial lighting considerations for the design of a particularly important in healthcare environments because
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they can affect clinicians ability to quickly and accurately 3.3.7 Acoustics/Noise Control
diagnose certain conditions.
If handled properly, the acoustical design of interior spaces
in a PRC facility can affect the patients recovery in a positive
3.3.5. Contrast and Glare way. Poor acoustics may cause the patients social discomfort,
contributing to fear, embarrassment, depression, or isolation.
Contrast is the relative difference between light and dark Introducing sound absorptive materials and considering the
areas within an environment. It is necessary for good visual way volumetric spaces absorb and reflect sound will assist in
perception. It is also possible to produce excessive contrast, controlling noise and thereby reducing distractions caused by
which impedes good visual response. To create an appropriate sound. Noise has been proven to be a negative environmental
level of contrast, it is important to conceal light fixtures where stressor for patients, families, and staff. Noise should be
possible and evaluate the visual comfort of exposed fixtures in minimized by the design of the physical environment and the
relationship to their context. selection of operational systems and equipment.
Glare is created by excessive contrast and produces a very harsh Types of noise that can be disruptive to patients include:
and uncomfortable environment. Glare is view dependent a. Sound from adjacent rooms, such as a patient
and therefore needs to take into account the relative position reacting to pain or listening to a loud television
of patients, visitors, doctors, nurses, and other staff. In program
healthcare environments glare can be particularly problematic b. Sound generated from the outside, such as carts
due to the fact that patients often have direct view of light rolling down the hall
fixtures in the ceiling. Because of this it is critically important
that location, control, shielding, and relative brightness of At least two of the private patient rooms should be constructed
lighting fixtures be considered. to STC 50 standards. Occasionally patients can release anger
or confusion in a way that causes constant disruption that a
3.3.6 Physiological and Psychological Benefits 50 STC will minimize for those on the opposite side of the
wall.
Interior design for PRC facilities present a wide range of
color problems due to the different needs of patients, visitors, Refer to PG 18-3: Topic 11 - Noise Transmission Control
doctors, nurses and other staff and the varied nature of specific and the FGI guidelines for additional information regarding
spaces. The goal is to design a typical patient environment the acoustical requirements.
as a place where hospitality is the emphasis. During design,
consider the following:
a. Loss of balance 3.3.8 Interior Finishes
a. Cognitive impairment
b. Visual impairment Per the VA Finish Standards (PG 18-14), consider the following
c. Hearing impairment key factors in the design process. These considerations have
d. Increased sensitivity to temperature and direct an impact on the built environment and patient and visitor
sunlight experience. The factors include:
a. Maintenance
Physiological and psychological design considerations b. Durability
include: c. Life cycle cost
a. Avoiding excessive direct natural light d. Therapeutic attributes
b. Providing visual flexibility such as adjustable
e. Improved wayfinding
lighting, blinds and shades
c. Introducing stimuli through lighting
d. Providing natural lighting Additionally, designers should specify appropriate materials
e. Using 20 to 30% of the exterior wall as window area to maximize infection control. These materials can include
but are not limited to vinyl coated fabric wallcoverings, and
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upholstery fabric with special coatings and moisture resistant can include resilient sheet flooring with chemically welded
backings. Consider testing all product colors and textures for seams, welded seam sheet flooring with heat welded seams
its perception and psychological impact as well as ability to with weld rods or resinous flooring. Flooring in medical
withstand the PRCs maintenance requirements. exam rooms, therapeutic services and most other patient
spaces are solid vinyl tile with resilient base.
Creating a Healing Environment that supports health is Refer to PG 18-14 for additional information regarding the
essential to quality patient care and entails a holistic patient- room finishes.
centered approach. Factors that can assist in creating this
environment include: Consider carpet density when selecting it as a floor covering.
a. Soft colors Carpet density is the amount of pile yarn in unit volume
b. Warm finishes of the carpet. This number translates into a carpet traffic
c. Music classification which ranges from:
d. Healing gardens or access to nature a. I (light)
e. Variable lighting levels b. II (Heavy)
c. III (Extra Heavy)
1. Floors The above classifications fluctuate according to use. In a

PRC environment, the patient room is considered Class II,
To minimize the number of falls and provide cushion while the staff station and corridors are considered Class III.
when they do occur, consider using continuous, slip- The transition of finishes must be considered. Carpet pile
resistant resilient flooring materials. Carefully selected and height can also affect movement of wheelchairs and rolling
appropriately specified carpeting and rubber materials used equipment and can make circulation and maneuvering
in lieu of harder surfaces may also minimize injuries due to wheelchairs more difficult.
falls, especially when recessed flush with adjacent flooring
materials and minimal transitions are provided. Floors in The following are the recommended flooring materials for
patient, support and other areas at high risk for spread of specification in PRCs. Refer to PG 18-14 for room finish
infections should be non-porous material such as solid schedules. Refer to Section 3.3.8 for specific benefits of these
vinyl tile. Consider the following when choosing a flooring materials:
material: a. Solid vinyl tile
a. Ease of maintenance b. Rubber flooring
b. Readily cleanable c. Resilient athletic flooring
c. Water resistance in food consumption and d. Welded seam sheet flooring
preparation areas e. Resilient tile flooring
d. Being physically unaffected by germicidal cleaning f. Porcelain tile
solutions. g. Carpet tile
h. Resinous flooring
Avoid or minimize slippery floor surfaces , area rugs, and abrupt
changes in flooring materials without tapered thresholds 2. Walls
or nosings. Reflective, glossy floors are to be avoided for a
number of reasons. Beside the obvious fall hazard it presents, Walls are not seen only as a form of enclosure and privacy,
for those patients with vision degeneration diseases and depth but also as a form of support and guidance. Certain materials,
perception issues, this finish can easily deceive this patient textures, and colors should be encouraged while planning the
population and cause unwanted behavioral and management interior design of the facility. Consider the following:
problems. Select a low-luster resilient flooring when needed. a. Patient Rooms (wall finishes)
Water/latex-based paint. Refer to Section 10 26 00,
Flooring in patient, support and other areas at high risk for Wall and Door Protection, for cornerguards, wall
spread of infections should be of non-porous material. This guards and handrails.
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b. Public Spaces (wall finishes) installed in an exposed or semi-concealed suspension system

Water/latex-based paint. Wallcovering (vinyl except in high moisture areas and areas requiring stringent
coated fabric) to be installed over mold resistant cleaning.
GWB. Refer to Section 10 26 00, Wall and Door
Protection, for cornerguards, wall guards and Refer to Table 3.2 for recommended ceiling heights when
handrails. designing for the patients of a PRC facility.
3. Countertops
Countertops for all clinical and clinical support areas should

be made of solid impervious resin material (per PG 18-14)
with integral sinks, which offers long-term durability, and Room/Space Recommended
resists chipping and staining from medical agents expected Minimum Heights
to be used in clincal environments. For areas where stong Patient Room 9-0
chemicals are used, such as soiled utility rooms, seamless
Corridors 9-0
stainless steel counters with integral backsplash should be
used. Plastic laminate veneer materials may be used in non- Activity Areas 10-0
clinical staff and aministrative areas. Dining 10-0
Patient Toilet/ 8-0
4. Doors and Hardware Showers
Note: Local or existing building conditions will determine
Door hardware for this building type is unique because the feasibility of ceiling heights.
patients include people with varying levels of disability. PRC
patients need to operate hardware with the least amount of Table 3.2
Recommended Ceiling Heights
effort. All hardware should be accessible. Hardware for this
patient population may also require electric locks to control
free movement.
Interior doors should be 1 3/4 [44mm] thick solid core,

flush-panel wood doors or hollow metal doors in hollow
metal frames. Hollow metal frames should be used where
high impact is a concern and where fire rated doors are
required.
Door openings for all patient rooms and toilet/shower rooms

should be 48. If possible, provide a 72 opening (this
includes a 48 leaf and a 24 leaf ) for litter rooms.
Refer to PG 18-14 for additional information regarding the

door and hardware schedule.
5. Ceiling Material and Height
When choosing a ceiling material and height, consider the use

of the space and the intended user. The materials commonly
specified are gypsum wallboard (GWB) and acoustical ceiling
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3.3.9 Characteristics of Floor Finishes d. Infection control
e. Moisture-resistant
While aesthetics are significant, maintenance also must be f. Bleach-resistant
taken into consideration. The finish types that follow illustrate g. Life cycle cost
some of the characteristics to consider when planning the
interior design and furnishings for a PRC facility. Refer to PG 18-14 for additional information regarding the
room finishes.
1. Carpet
a. Aesthetically pleasing 3.3.10 Color & Texture Selection
b. Durable
c. Ease of maintenance (fiber construction) Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center design should consider
d. Wheelchair access colors and hues. The principal hues are composed of three
e. Acoustics distinct palettes - warm, cool and neutral.
f. Availability of vinyl backing to provide moisture
resistance 1. Warm
g. Availability of cushion backing for softness under
foot Warm colors are generally associated with physical warmth
and the resultant sense of contentment. Warm colors can be
used where large windows symbolize sunrise and sunset as
2. Resilient Sheet Flooring
features in commons areas. Hues on the warm side of the
a. Infection control
color circle (red, orange, and yellow) and their related tints
b. Aesthetically pleasing
and shades are generally understood as comfortable, cozy,
c. Moisture barrier
homelike, and pleasant. Interiors with primarily warm color
d. Complies with health department regulations
schemes may prove comfortable to occupants with actual air
temperatures lower than required to achieve similar comfort
3. Resilient Tile in identical spaces using cooler colors.
a. Ease of maintenance
b. Durability 2. Neutral
c. Aesthetically pleasing Neutral colors, depicted by white, black, gray and chromatic
d. Life cycle cost colors are desaturated with a high content of neutrals.
They fall between warm and cool colors, so they have a
4. Wall Covering less psychological effect on users often referred to being
a. Aesthetically pleasing boring or bland.
b. Durability
c. Ease of maintenance Neutral colors offer no emotional stimulation or response
d. Infection control and should not be used in areas where activity and or group
responses are desired.
5. Water-based Paint 3. Cool
a. Indoor air quality (IAQ)
b. Reduced off-gassing Cool colors are not associated with calm, relaxing experiences,
c. Ease of maintenance as the name would indicate. These colors tend to lower the
sense of actual air temperature and so are often preferred in
d. Aesthetically pleasing
situations where excessive heat is anticipated. In terms of
interior design, cool colors can cause depressive and negative
6. High Performance Upholstery behavior.
a. Durability
b. Aesthetically pleasing
c. Ease of maintenance
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3.3.11 Wayfinding & Signage VA Design and Construction Procedures, VA Master

Construction Specifications and VA Standard Details, where
Orientation to and throughout any facility is important. In applicable. The current VA design and construction criteria
the case of a PRC, it tends to be of an elevated importance. are available on the VA Technical Information Library (TIL)
Disorientation of a patient can be a traumatic experience. To at http://www.cfm.va.gov/TIL/. Deviations from the VA
mitigate this occurrence, clear, attractive signage with large guidelines may be made provided approval is obtained from
contrasting notations is required. the VA. Where specific VA requirements are not available
or indicated in this document, design criteria from industry
Color coding patient rooms and common areas are also standards such as ASHRAE, NFPA, and DOE etc. should be
helpful tools for the patients when trying to find their way submitted to the VA for review and approval.
around. In addition, placing a recognizable photograph of a
loved one or the patient himself or herself on the door, aids The following rooms are based on the VA HVAC Design
in wayfinding. Manual for New, Replacement, Addition, and Renovation of
Existing VA Facilities :
In terms of signage, designers should understand the effects
of hue, saturation, and brightness on attention getting as Bedroom Patient (BRMS1), Toilet / Shower Patient
they select color schemes. (PRTL1), Multipurpose Room Family Wellness
(CLR09), Medication Room (MEDP1), Nurse Station
Lighting can be used to identify settings as well as to provide Inpatient (NSTA1), Gym Rehabilitation Therapy
visual acuity. Definition in rooms, adjoining spaces and (PRGY1) , Group Room Recreation Therapy (PRRT1),
corridors can be accomplished by planned placement of BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1), Assistive
various types of lighting fixtures. Chandeliers, pendants, table Technology Lab (PRAT1), Office Speech Language
lamps, floor lamps and sconces can all be used to identify Pathologist (EXOS1), Office Provider (OFD05), Gait
spatial relationships, as well as to define usage within a room Observation Lab (PTGL1), Exam Room Gait Lab
or area. Dining alcoves may use pendant fixtures for table (PREX1), Speech Therapy Lab (PRST1), Vestibular
placements. Corridors may combine sconces and pendants to Room (PRV01), Exam Room Outpatient (EXRG0),
accentuate an intersection or feature. Exam Room EMG (PTEM1), Exam Room Chiropractic
(PTBT1), Gym Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY3),
Signage identifying each patient room should be a multi- Medication Room (MEDP1), Bedroom Resident
category signage system giving a patient may ways to identify (BRPT3), Toilet / Shower Resident (PRTL1), Assistive
their room. ie. Im in the room with the red circle outside my Technology Lab (PRAT2), Gym Rehabilitation Therapy
door (add another layer with an image of an animal, type of (PRGY2), Nurse Station Transitional Rehabilitation
food, sport/hobby, etc if necessary). (NSTA6)
Refer to the VA Signage Design Manual for more information

on this topic. The following rooms are based on VA HVAC Design Manual
for Community Living Centers (CLC):
3.4 Systems Criteria
Laundry Room Patient (LAUN1), Apartment Living
3.4.1 Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Room (PRAP1), Apartment Bedroom (BRPT1),
(HVAC) Apartment Bathroom (PRTL1), Apartment Kitchenette
/ Laundry (PRC03)
1. General
The following rooms were based on VA HVAC Design
Manuals with adjustments based on Engineering Judgement:
HVAC systems should be provided to heat, cool and ventilate
individual rooms or areas as required to satisfy design criteria.
Rehabilitation Engineering Room (PRRE1), Dining
The HVAC system shall comply with the current version of
Room (PRD01), Storage Food Pantry (SRE01),
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Kitchen OT Training (IPK01), Driver Training Room of the VA HVAC Design Manuals.
(PRDT1), Storage Room Gait Lab (SRE01), Procedure
Room, Pain (PRP01), Dining Room Resident (PRD01), 6. Supply Air Requirements
Kitchen Resident (PRK01)
The supply air volume should be established to meet the
The following rooms are Test-Fit rooms that are not provided heating and cooling load requirements of the occupied space.
with Data Sheets: The supply volume should, however, be modified to meet
a) minimum air change requirements if this air quantity is
Playroom (PLAY1), Evaluation Room PT/OT (PREV1), more than the heating and cooling load requirements, b)
Team Room (WRTM1), Testing Lab Neurosychology maintain proper space pressurization relative to room exhaust
(PRNT1), Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment requirements. For all air systems, the supply air minimum
(SRS01), alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01), Storage Assistive airflows shall follow the recent version of the FGI or VA HVAC
Technology Equipment (SRS01), Apartment, Storage Design Manual. In addition, filtration shall be comprised of
(SRE01), Balance Testing Room (PRN01) a minimum 30% efficient pre-filter [Pre-filters = VA Grade
A (MERV = 8)] and 85% efficient after-filters [After-filters =
2. Life Cycle Analysis VA Grade D (MERV = 15)], where filter efficiencies shall be
based on the current version of ASHRAE
The HVAC system should be selected based on an economic Standard 52.
life cycle analysis performed as outlined in the VA HVAC
Design Manuals. 7. Outdoor Air Requirements
3. Energy Conservation The HVAC design should provide each space with not less
than the minimum recommended quantity of ventilation
Energy conservation should be emphasized in all aspects of the air indicated in the recent version of the VA HVAC Design
building design. The building should meet the requirements Manuals.
of the current version of the VA Sustainable Design and
Energy Reduction Manual, the VA HVAC Design Manuals, 8. Exhaust Air Requirements
the VA Electrical Design Manual, and the VA Plumbing
Design Manual. These design manual energy standards apply The HVAC design should provide exhaust air to spaces to
to HVAC systems as well as the building envelope, service control the transfer of odors and provide proper room
water heating, lighting and energy management pressurization. At a minimum, exhaust air and pressurization
should be provided as indicated in the VA HVAC Design
Manuals.
4. Exterior Design Conditions
9. Noise Criteria
Exterior summer/winter design conditions and cooling tower
wet bulb design temperatures should be based on the current The HVAC design should provide resulting sound levels in
edition of the VA HVAC Design Manuals. occupied spaces not to exceed the levels shown in the VA
HVAC Design Manuals.
The A/E may recommend more severe outdoor climatic
conditions for review and approval by the VA. 10. Seismic Requirements
5. Indoor Design Conditions Where applicable, earthquake resistive design should comply
with the seismic requirements of the most current version of
Indoor design conditions for each space should be maintained VA HVAC Design Manuals.
throughout the year. Interior design conditions for all spaces
should be maintained in accordance with the current version
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11. Design Features domestic hot water and recirculating systems.
HVAC design features such as the use of economizers shall 3. Plumbing Fixtures
follow the design criteria outlined in the VA HVAC Design
Manuals. Plumbing fixture types (including fixtures required to
meet person with disabilities requirements) and fixtureflow
12. Temperature Control Criteria restrictors should be in accordance with the current version
of the VA Plumbing Design Manual.
The automatic temperature controls systems and the use of
individual temperature controls for specific spaces shall be 4. Sanitary and Storm Drainage Systems
provided in accordance with the VA HVAC Design Manuals.
Provide an adequate number of sanitary and storm drainage
connections from the building. Provide the minimum
quantity of connections from each building with sanitary
3.4.2 Structural sewer and storm drains sized as indicated in the VA Plumbing
Design Manual.
Executive Orders (EO) 12699 and 12941 require that all
new and existing buildings constructed or leased by the Kitchen waste, where applicable, should be provided with a
Federal Government be seismically safe. The EOs require that grease removal system.
nationally recognized building codes be used for the seismic
design and construction of new buildings, and for the seismic 5. Medical Gas and Vacuum Systems
safety assessment of existing buildings. For structural systems,
International Building Code should be followed. Medical compressed air, oxygen and medical vacuum systems
should be provided in accordance with the current versions
of the VA Plumbing Design Manual. Coordinate project
3.4.3 Plumbing specific requirements with the VA.
1. General 6. Seismic Requirements
The plumbing and medical gas systems shall comply with Where applicable, earthquake resistive design should comply
the current version of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) with the current version of VA Seismic Design Handbook.
Plumbing Design Manuals, VA Design and Construction
Procedures, VA Master Construction Specifications and VA
Standard Details, where applicable. Deviations from the VA 3.4.4 Electrical
guidelines may be made provided approval is obtained from
the VA.. Where state or local codes are more stringent than 1. General
the above requirements, submit criteria to the VA for review
and approval. The electrical systems shall comply with the current version
of Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Electrical Design
2. Domestic Water Systems Manuals, VA Design and Construction Procedures, VA Master
Construction Specifications and VA Standard Details, where
Water service should be extended to the building to serve the applicable. Deviations from the VA guidelines may be made
domestic and fire protection systems. Domestic water should provided approval is obtained from the VA.. Where state or
be distributed to the plumbing fixtures and equipment. local codes are more stringent than the above requirements,
Design of the domestic water system shall follow the VA submit criteria to the VA for review and approval.
Plumbing Design Manual. This includes design of water
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2. Electrical Closets light controls should be readily accessible to patients. At
least one night light fixture in each patient room should
Provide separate electrical rooms and closets to comply with be controlled at the room entrance. All light controls in
VA Electrical Design Manual. patient areas should be silent. Lighting levels specified in the
Room Data Sheet are overall room light level requirements.
3. Public Utility Requirements Patient room data sheets show each light fixture footcandle
level. Lighting should comply with the VA Electrical Design
Contact local utility electric power company and comply Manual Chapter 6.
with their requirements for electric service. Make necessary
submittals to utility companies for approval of equipment to 8. Receptacles
be installed.
Provide each patient room with duplex-grounded receptacles.
4. Seismic Restraints Provide one at each side of the head of each bed and one on
every other wall unless otherwise shown on the Room Guide
Requirements should be as specified by local codes and Plates. Electrical receptacle cover plates or electrical supplied
ordinances. Work shall comply with detailed provisions from the emergency system should be distinctively colored or
made by local authorities having plan check and inspection marked for identification. Ground fault interrupters should
jurisdiction including the requirements of the most current comply with NFPA 70 and 99. Receptacles should comply
version of VA Electrical Design Manual. with the VA Electrical Design Manual Chapter 3.
5. Electrical System Characteristics 9. Fire Alarm System
Contact the local electric utility company for the type and Provide fire alarm and detection systems in compliance with
availability of service. When possible, multiple utility feeders NFPA 101 and NFPA 72 as well as VA Fire Protection Design
from separate utility substations should be provided for Manual.
service redundancy. Three phase, 480/277 volt or 208/120
volt building utilization voltages are acceptable. A utility
owned, pad mounted transformer is preferred for these 3.4.5. Equipment
services. Service entrance equipment should comply with the
VA Electrical Design Manual and VA Electrical Specifications 1. Casework
Division 26.
Modular casework storage systems should be utilized for
flexibility including the incorporation of typical dimensions
6. Emergency Power
for ease of multiple re-use applications. Casework system
should be integrated with space planning to avoid corner
An emergency generator should be provided, if an existing
installations and filler panels.
source does not already exist, to maintain electrical power for
PRC in case of utility electric power outage. Where stored fuel
for emergency generator is required, storage capacity should
2. Management Information Systems
permit continuous operation. The specific loads and branch
circuit arrangement should comply with NEC, VA Electrical
Management Information Systems (MIS) should be planned
Design Manual and VA Electrical Specifications Division 26.
and designed on an individual facility basis to meet needs.
The amount of information that is assembled and distributed
7. Lighting through MIS is increasing at a rapid rate and expansion to
meet future needs should be considered.
Patient rooms should utilize natural light as much as possible.
In addition, general lighting and night lighting are required.
A reading light should be provided for each patient. Reading
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3. Headwall Equipment Management Systems area or other appropriate location, and either a visual signal
in the corridor or at the patients door.
The headwall requirements for the PRC Inpatient rooms Nurse call locations should be discussed with the staff to
are to follow the PG 18-12 Inpatient Nursing Units Design decide if required in areas such as the rehabilitation gyms,
Guide. The Transitional Care Patient rooms will not require group rooms, family areas, or other therapy zones.
medical gases or oxygen; rather only nurse call and reading
light. Wireless technologies for staff should be studied along
with hard wired or integrated systems, to meet the needs of
4. Pneumatic Tube System individual facilities.
A pneumatic tube station should be considered as part of

the PRC project in order to provide an efficient means of 4. Television
delivering medications and labs to and from the inpatient
units and the main hospital pharmacy and main lab. See Cable and electrical outlets of television should be provided
pharmacuticals in section 3.4.8 - 4 for more information at each inpatient and transitional patient bed area as well as
about medication delivery. common family spaces. TV monitors should be discussed in
the therapy areas for patient and family education before or
3.4.6 Communications after activities.
1. Telephone 5. Public Address
Unless restricted by the program of services, a telephone Public address systems are required for PRC facilities for code
should be available at each patients bedside. In addition, required fire and life safety communications. The use of public
there should be one private telephone available per inpatient address system for regular paging or staff communications
and transitional unit for patients who do not subscribe to should be avoided in the PRC facility. Public address can be
private telephone service. handled in ways to support patient centered care:
a. pagers
Telephone outlets are typically provided at each staff work b. voicera
station or in each room. Wall outlets are 18 [450 mm] AFF c. other technology supported systems
and desk outlets are 48 [1200 mm] AFF.
2. Information Systems 3.4.7 Waste Management
Information systems needs include computer and electrical 1. Medical Waste

outlets available at all work stations including decentralized
charting locations. Desk or workstation outlets are 48 [1200 Medical waste is generated in medical exam rooms or in
mm] AFF. patient rooms where it is bagged, collected and transported
using specially designated, closed containers to the soiled
3. Nurse Call System utility rooms. The waste is held there until it is transported
via the loading dock to the medical waste handling facility.
Provide a nurse call system. Provide each bed location with
a call device. An emergency call system should be provided 2. General Waste
at each patient toilet, bath, and shower room. This system
should be accessible to a patient lying on the floor. Design General waste is generated in all spaces and is held in waste
the emergency call system so that a call activated by a patient containers for collection either in a trash receptacle within the
will initiate a signal distinct from the regular staff call system patient room or bulk storage in the soiled utility closet. It is
and that can be turned off only at the patients location. The then collected by cart and transported via the loading dock to
signal should activate an annunciator panel at the staff work the waste handling facility.

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should have a covered drop-off area.
3. Recycling
Patients are usually accompanied by family or other
Means of sorting, collecting, transporting and disposing caregivers. Clear site and facility organization through the
of recyclable material should be analyzed by locality and use of directional signage is required to assist in directing the
modified to suite local conditions and practices. patients and others to their destination.
A discussion should be had early on regarding the product Vehicles transporting patients for admission via the
types used in the building: disposable vs. recycle products. emergency entrance should be clearly directed to this
This is an important design consideration in alternatives that location. Convenient access from visitor parking to the PRC
impacts physical space for waste disposal volumes. should be provided. Features such as clear pedestrian access
routes, public spaces, landmarks and signage are particularly
Refer to the Sustainable Guide for more information important in the PRC to facilitate wayfinding.
regarding recycling requirements.
2. Staff
4. Soiled Linen
Staff parking and entry is separated from other traffic such as
Reusable soiled linens are generated in patient rooms, physical patient/visitor and service. Staff facilities should be located
therapy gyms, and sometimes the medical exam rooms. They convenient to staff entry.
should be collected in carts or hampers in the soiled utility
rooms and transported to a soiled linen holding room near 3. Records
the loading dock for pick-up. Medical exam rooms may opt
to use disposable paper products in which case, they would be Patient medical and financial records are maintained
discarded after each use. electronically and therefore can be accessed from anywhere
within the facility.
5. Utensils
4. Pharmaceuticals
Any medical care washable items incorporated in the plan
of care should be transported to the soiled utility room for Pharmaceuticals including narcotics are transported by
holding . Items will then be transported to a sterile processing pharmacy staff or pneumatic tube system to individual patient
department or service for cleaning and reprocessing. Utensils units in locked transport containers. Narcotics are delivered
utilized in meal training (cooking or eating) should be washed to a locked medication cabinet in the medication room. The
in the dishwasher provided in the kitchen. transitional unit may require off-site deliveries of medications
prepared in the main facility.
6. Space requirements
5. Material
Space requirements for Waste Management will vary based
on selection of waste collection and recycling methods. Space Supply traffic (material) should be separated from patient/
requirements need to be studied for each optional method or visitor traffic. Clean supplies are transported via supply carts
system considered. to the clean utility rooms on the individual patient units/
departments where supplies are accessed by staff.
3.4.8 Transportation
6. Linen
1. Patients
Supply traffic (linen) should be separated from patient/
Patients and family members typically arrive at the main visitor traffic. Clean and soiled linen are transported in linen
entrance via private transportation. Some patients may arrive carts. Clean linen carts are parked in cart alcoves or clean
via ambulance at the ambulance entrance. The main entrance linen rooms by EMS staff. Nursing staff deliver linens to the
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patient rooms and patient care areas. Soiled linen is stored

in a cart (or bag) located in the patient room or removed
immediately and taken directly to the soiled utility room
until it is picked up by EMS staff and brought to the main
soiled holding area for proper cleaning.
7. Sterile Supplies
Sterile items used in the medical exam rooms or patient

rooms are transported via dedicated closed carts. Sterile items
also may be stored in the clean utility rooms.
8. Food
Two of the three primary areas within the PRC; Inpatient,

Transitional Care, will ultimately depend on the centralized
food service department (kitchen) and material handling
systems. The Inpatient Unit will receive food directly from the
kitchen with final preparation determined by the individual
medical center. Occupational Therapy training will occur in
the kitchen on the unit as well.
Transitional Care will have a working kitchen within the

facility to assist in teaching patients domestic cooking skills.
Storage areas will be provided in the kitchen for dry foods
but perishables will be delivered regularly. All bulk food
deliveries will come by way of the centralized materials
handling department.
Although not included as a high demand on the main facilities

kitchen, outpatient nourishment stations will receive food
deliveries and restocking of nourishments via the centralized
food service department.
9. Waste
Waste is collected by environmental management services

(EMS) staff and transported to soiled utility rooms in the
individual patient units and trash collection areas near loading
docks where it is disposed according to facility policies.

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3.18
4.1 Guide Plates, Data Sheets and Equipment Lists
4.1 Introduction to Room Guide Plates all possible variations or future requirements. The project-
specific space program shall be used as the basis for individual
The following section of material includes graphic project design. In all cases the Room Guide Plates must be
representations of the space and general requirements reviewed against project criteria and any special requirements.
necessary to derive a space criteria and equipment list for In situations when a test-fit plan was required to arrive at
specific spaces within the Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center a new NSF and equipment layout, the plan and equipment
(PRC). The Room Guide Plates plans included with this list have been included in this document. The test-fit rooms
publication are intended as general representations of typical do not have room data sheets, RCPs, or interior elevations.
furniture, equipment, functional and personnel space The room guide plates were designed per the subject matter
needs. The Room Guide Plates reflected ceiling plans are a experts from the VA, the consultants, as well as the industry
representation of HVAC diffusers/grilles, sprinklers, lighting, standards stated in Section 3. The FGI has a separate section
speaker and other ceiling mounted equipment locations. for rehabilitation facilities that dictated size of clear floor
space and elements required for the unit. (See FGI section
The Room Guide Plates were developed as a design tool to 2.6 for reference). Users shall refer to other VA criteria and
assist the Project Team in understanding the choices to be standards (listed in Section 3) when information is either
made during design; and to assist designers in understanding too detailed or too broad to be included in the Guide Plates.
VAs functional requirements for the specific room identified. Equipment requirements and technologies are continually
The Room Guide Plates are not intended to be project evolving. Equipment manufacturers shall be consulted for
specific and are not meant to limit design opportunities. actual dimensions and utility requirements. See the Space
While the room guide plates are provided for a majority Criteria for a cross reference to the Room Names and SEPS
of spaces required in the PRC, it is not possible to foresee designations used in this section.

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4.1.1 Description of Guide Plates
Architectural Notes
Applicable Codes and Standards: See 3.1 Codes and

Standards.
All new construction and all renovated areas shall be fully

protected by an automatic sprinkler system.
The data sheets, which accompany each guide plate, list

equipment in the following format:
JSN NAME QTY A/I DESCRIPTION
Table 4.1
Format Example
The legend for the Equipment Tables is as follows:
QUANTITY - Quantity of equipment in room module.
A / I - Acquisition/Installation
V/V VA furnished and VA installed
V/C VA furnished and Contractor installed
C/C Contractor furnished and Contractor installed
C/V Contractor furnished and VA installed
Note: The above may vary from project to project
DESCRIPTION Detailed specification of equipment.
When producing architectural drawings for the VA, designers

should follow Standard Detail 00000-1.DWG (PG-18-
4) which outlines the accepted symbols for designating
equipment with regard to accountability as to procurement
and installation responsibilities.
Provide reinforcement behind automatic door push plates.
**Text noted in red colored font refers to items that differ

from the PG 18-14. The text in red is what is proposed based
on the evaluation and input from the subject matter experts.
**JSN numbers starting with PT are temporary numbers

for new room contents related to Polytrauma and will be
different if the room contents list is reported out of SEPS.
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4.2 Inpatient Nursing Unit
4.2.1. Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1);

Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1).......................................................................................................4.8
Option 1................................................................................................................................................................................4.9
Option 2...........................................................................................................................................................................4.17
Option 3...........................................................................................................................................................................4.25
4.2.2. Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1);
Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)............................................................................................................4.41
4.2.3. Medication Room (MEDP1)..........................................................................................................4.54
4.2.4. Dining Room(PRD01);
Storage, Food Pantry(SRE01);
Kitchen, OT Training(IPK01).......................................................................................................4.61
4.2.5. Multipurpose Room, Family Wellness (CLR09);
Playroom(PLAY1)..............................................................................................................................................4.75
4.2.6. Laundry Room, Patient (LAUN1)..........................................................................................4.84
4.2.7. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY1).........................................................................4.91
4.2.8. Evaluation Room, PT/OT (PREV1) - Test-Fit............................................... 4.106
4.2.9. Team Room (WRTM1) - Test-Fit....................................................................................... 4.109
4.2.10. Group Room, Recreation Therapy (PRRT1)................................................. 4.111
4.2.11. Testing Lab, Neuropsychology (PRNT1) - Test-Fit............................. 4.121
4.2.12. BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1).......................................................................... 4.125
Rehabilitation Engineering Room(PRRE1);
Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)............................. 4.133
4.2.14. Office, Speech Language Pathologist (EXOS1).......................................... 4.147
4.2.15. Office, Provider(OFD05) - Test-Fit.............................................................................. 4.153

4.2.1 Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1), Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1)
Function: Providing multiple layers of lighting in bathrooms enables

Patient Room is the key space of the inpatient unit. them to provide conducive lighting levels for various
Standardized mirror-image rooms share the wall that situations.
accommodates their headwalls, and bathroom plumbing
chases. The patient rooms includes a family visiting area These lighting layers should include:
at bedside (near the window) and a sleeper sofa for longer, 1. Indirect vanity light with concealed sources This
overnight stays from family members, space for family allows for good vertical facial brightness at the vanity without
gatherings (including children), consultations with their providing visual discomfort or glare. It also provides a base
caregiver team, and patient privacy during procedures. layer for ambient brightness for the rest of the bathroom.
The room also provides wheelchair clearance and handicap 2. Direct downlights for toilet and shower areas This
precautions through the entire space in order to enhance the allows for higher lighting levels throughout the bathroom.
patients independence level throughout their stay. 3. Step lights utilizing amber LED light sources and
motion sensor control - This step light should be located
Lighting Considerations: next to the toilet. It is used to allow the patient to use the
Providing a layered approach to patient room lighting allows bathroom in the middle of the night without turning on the
for individual patient control as well as ensures that the space main bathroom lighting system. This helps to reinforce the
will provide conducive lighting levels for its wide range of circadian system and quickly return to sleep by providing the
tasks. Dimming controls further allow the patient to create a minimum amount of lighting stimulation (through reduced
comfortable environment for recovery. lighting levels and warmer amber light color).
These lighting layers should include:

1. Exam lighting flanking the bedside This helps to
reduce glare directly above the patient bed when patient is
being examined
2. Step light utilizing amber LED light sources with
motion sensor control This step light should be located next
to the patient bed. It is used to allow the patient to get up in
the middle of the night without turning on the main room
lighting system. This helps to reinforce the circadian system
and quickly return to sleep by providing the minimum
amount of lighting stimulation (through reduced lighting
levels and warmer amber light color).
3. Indirect lighting system for ambient lighting levels
from head wall This allows the patient to create a very
comfortably lit glare free environment.
4. Vertical brightness from concealed fixtures on the
foot wall- This helps to create a bright visual environment
kickstarting the circadian rhythm while maintaining a very
comfortable low glare environment for the patient.
5. Reading light with concealed source from head
wall This allows the patient to increase lighting levels at the
patient bed without producing visual discomfort or glare.
6. Directional lighting systems for nurse/family areas
This allows nurses and family to have functional lighting
levels while minimizing visual brightness and glare from the
patient bed location.
4.8
G SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1) -

Option 1
Patient Zone
Patient Zone
Clinical
ClinicalZone
Zone
Family
Family Zone
Room
Hygiene
Hygiene
Decentralized Nurse Station
DIAGRAM-OPTION 1
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE
Office of Construction & Facilities100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100
Management www.smithgroupjjr.com
100% Submittal December 2014 Guide Plates 4.9
Plot Date: 8/15/2014 11:57:55 AM
PATIENT ROOM OPTIONS
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" [28320.000] 06/16/14

DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
Option 1
19' - 3"
5900 mm
F3200 M7010, M7025
F0400
CLOCK, 12" DIAMETER BED, PATIENT, ELECTRIC;
CABINET, BEDSIDE
F0205 MATTRESS, BED, HOSPITAL
M7040
F0230
CHAIR, WITH ARMS TABLE, OVERBED
PT079 CHAIR, DRAFTING, ROTATY
F0355 A6010
DESK, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 36"x24" FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT
M0430 BUMPER, WALL, BED
PT072
DVD PLAYER
M0515 HEADWALL, CONCEALED
M4266
TELEVISION, HDTV
A5212 PUMP, VOLUMETRIC, INFUSION
3
3' - 0"
M4255
BRACKET, TELEVISION NC STAND, IV, ADJUSTABLE
A5220
BRACKET, TV, WALL BACKING
BRMS1 M7845
MONITOR, PHYSIOLOGICAL
TV
F0370
5' - 0" PT002
SOFA, SLEEPER
STAND, MONITOR, MOBILE
F0096 M4100
WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN SPHYGMOMANOMETER
A5080 2 1 M3072
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL 3' - 0" INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG W/ LID
6300 mm
A1070 3
20' - 9"
F2017
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS
CB WASTE RECEPTACLE
GFI
PT071
" M1802
SINK, INTEGRAL 5'-6 NL
T
WORK STATION, RETRACTABLE
CT020
NL
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
NC
GFI A5109
A5075 4 SLOPE TO
DRAIN GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
2200 mm
DISPENSER, SOAP
3232
7' - 3"
A5107 PRTL1 A5200
DISPENSER, GLOVE 5 DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
A5108 P1150
VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN
3
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS

GFI
A5180 6 A5090
NC
TRACK, WITH CURTAIN DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN

A5145 P9056
HOOK, GARMENT TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
A5077 PT074
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
A5080
A5145
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL A5205 HOOK, GARMENT
PT073
BAR, TOWEL A5170
SPECIALTY SHELVING
ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
A5075 F2000
A5110
DISPENSER, SOAP BASKET, WASTEPAPER
PT071 CT020 GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
P5040
SINK, INTEGRAL COUNTERTOP, SOLID
A1066 SURFACE SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS
10' - 8" A5175
3000 mm SOAP DISH, WITH BAR
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

0' 6' OFFICE ADDRESS
TO ADD SGJJR 12' - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER
Polytrauma Rehabilitation
NUMBER Center
IN PROPERTIES Inpatient Unit
PALETTE
Floor/Equipment
Plot Plan
Date: 10/27/2014 4:57:10 PM (300 NSF/27.9 NSM; 75 NSF/7.0 NSM)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
GRAPHIC
They provide SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
typical configurations
are contained in VA Design Manuals and Space Planning Criteria located in the VA Technical Information Library.
4.10
OPTION 1- RCP 1.02
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower,
DRAWING REFERENCE
3/16" = 1'-0" [28320.000]

Patient
06/24/14
(PRTL1) - PROJECT NAME
Option 1
SKET
MEDS ROOM FLOOR A103

PT001
VA POLYTRAUMASHADING
REHAB DESIGN
DEVICE, DUAL, MOTORIZED
DRAWING REFERENCE GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

BRMS1
7' - 10" 9' - 6"
A1205
LIFT SYSTEM, OVERHEAD
8' - 0"
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
9' - 0"
COMPUTER
E
A5180
TRACK, WITH CURTAIN W/H CABINET A5170 DISTRIBUTION
PRTL1 SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
U/C/B CABINET AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
12' - 0"
E
SOAP DISPENSER SUPPLY
STATION,
SINK Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
SHARPS DISPOSAL GLOVE
DISPENSER CONBINATION 114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center BOARD Unit
Inpatient
Reflected Ceiling Plan
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
GRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" Plot guidance,
They provide typical configurations and general technical Date: 10/27/2014 4:57:35
and are not PM to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
intended
8' 0' 8' 16'

GRAPHIC SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
PATIENTPATIENT ROOM OPTIONS

ROOM OPTIONS
1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" = 1'-0" [28320.000] SKETCH
[28320.000] 06/23/14 06/23/14
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1) - Option 1
A103
M0750 M0750
FLOWMETER,
FLOWMETER, AIR AIR
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB
M0755DESIGN
M0755
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME FLOWMETER,FLOWMETER,
OXYGEN, OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW LOW FLOW
28320 12/11/13
GYPSUM GYPSUM SOFFIT
SOFFIT
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
M0765 M0765
REGULATOR, REGULATOR,
VACUUM VACUUM
M0755 M0755
FLOWMETER,FLOWMETER,
OXYGEN, OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW LOW FLOW
M0750 M0750
FLOWMETER,
FLOWMETER, AIR AIR
M4100 M4100
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
PT072 PT072
HEADWALL, CONCEALED CONCEALED
HEADWALL,
A6010 A6010
9' - 6"
BUMPER,
BUMPER, WALL, BED WALL, BED
[2896 mm]
BRMS1BRMS1 - HEADWALL ELEVATION

Elevation 1
- HEADWALL ELEVATION
E PT049 PT049
CABINET, W-H,
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 2 SHELF, 2 DISTRIBUTION
DR, 36" WIDE DR, 36" WIDE SYSTEM,
M0430 M0430 MEDICATION,
DVD PLAYER DVD PLAYER AUTOMATIC
M0515 M0515
TELEVISION, HDTV
[3658 mm]
TELEVISION, HDTV
12' - 0"
F0096 E GYPSUM SOFFIT

GYPSUM SOFFIT
F0096
WARDROBE, VESTMENT,
WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN BUILT IN SUPPLY
(SIZE DIFFERS)(SIZE DIFFERS) STATION,
RoomA1070 A1070 MEDICATION,
MIRROR, FLOAT MIRROR,
24GLASS FLOAT GLASS AUTOMATIC
A5107
114A5107
SF
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, GLOVE GLOVE AREA FOR MOBILE
A5145 A5145 STORAGE CART
HOOK, GARMENTHOOK, GARMENT
A5075 A5075 CLOCK
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, SOAP SOAP
A5080 A5080
DISPENSER, TABLE, HEIGHT
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWELPAPER TOWEL SOFA, SLEEPER
SOFA, SLEEPER TABLE, HEIGHT
PT071 ADJUSTABLE ADJUSTABLE
PT071
SINK, INTEGRALSINK, INTEGRAL MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4'
BRMS1BRMS1
1700 NEW YORK - FOOTWALL
- FOOTWALL ELEVATION
ELEVATION
0'1700 NEW YORK AVENUE
4'
AVENUE NW SUITE NW
100 SUITE
8'100 WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, 20006 DC
DCPolytrauma 20006 202.842.2100
Rehabilitation
202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Center Inpatient Unit
www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 10/27/2014
Plot Date: 10/27/2014 4:57:56 PM 4:57:56 PM Elevation(s)
They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
FICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE

4.12
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
RAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" [28320.000] 06/24/14

RAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
SKETCH
A103
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
M1802
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
Elevation 3
BRMS1- SIDE WALL

DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:28:24 PM
4' 0' 4' 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
Elevation(s)
R OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
TLTS2 - ELEV
DRAWING
DRAWING
REFERENCE
PATIENT
PATIENT
ROOM
ROOM
OPTIONS
OPTIONS 1.05
DRAWING TITLEREFERENCE PROJECTPROJECT
NAME
ISSUED WITH NAME DRAWING NUMBER
1/4" =1/4"
1'-0"
= 1'-0" [28320.000]
[28320.000]
PATIENT ROOM 06/23/14
06/23/14
OPTIONS
SKETCH
Toilet/Shower,
DRAWING
DRAWING
SCALE
DRAWING
Patient (PRTL1) - Option
SCALE
REFERENCE
1 PROJECTPROJECT
NUMBERNUMBER
PROJECT NAME
DATE DATE
1/4" = 1'-0" [28320.000] A103 06/23/14

DRAWING SCALE ISSUED WITH DRAWINGPROJECT
NUMBER NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5145 A5145 A5170 A5170
HOOK, HOOK, GARMENT
GARMENT ROD, W/ROD, W/ SHOWER
SHOWER CURTAIN
CURTAIN
A5109 A5109 A5110 A5110

A5145 A5170
GRAB BAR,
GRABW/C
BAR,
ACCESSIBLE
W/C ACCESSIBLE GRAB BAR,
GRABSHOWER USE USE
BAR, SHOWER
HOOK, GARMENT ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
PT074 PT074
A5090 A5090
A5109 GRAB BAR,
GRABRETRACTABLE
BAR, RETRACTABLE
A5110
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, SANITARY
SANITARY NAPKINNAPKIN
GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
P1150 P1150
A5200 A5200
PT074
A5090
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, TOILETTOILET
TISSUETISSUE VALVE,VALVE,
RINSE, RINSE,
BEDPAN BEDPAN
GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN P9056 P9056
A5200 TOILET,TOILET,
FLOORFLOOR MTD,P1150
MTD, BARIATRIC
BARIATRIC
9' - 6" P9056 P9056 TOILET TISSUE
DISPENSER, VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN
[2896 mm] TOILET,TOILET,
FLOORFLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
MTD, BARIATRIC P9056
TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
Elevation 4 P9056 Elevation 5
TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
E
TLTS2
TLTS2
- ELEVATION
- ELEVATION
1 1 TLTS2
TLTS2
- ELEVATION
- ELEVATION
2 2
DISTRIBUTION
TLTS2 - ELEVATION 1 SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
TLTS2 - ELEVATION 2
AUTOMATIC
A1066 A1066
[3658 mm]
MIRROR,
MIRROR, FLOAT FLOAT
GLASS GLASS
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY A5075 A5075
A1066
P5040 P5040 STATION, DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, SOAP SOAP
Room
SHOWER,
SHOWER, SINGLE,SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
HEAD-HELD MEDICATION,
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS
24 A5175 A5175
AUTOMATIC A5075
PT073 PT073
P5040 DISPENSER, SOAP
114SOAP
SF DISH,
SOAPWITH
DISH,BAR
WITH BAR SPECIALTY
SPECIALTY SHELVING
SHELVING
SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART PT071 PT071
A5175
A5110 A5110 PT073
SINK, SINK, INTEGRAL
INTEGRAL
SPECIALTY SHELVING
SOAP DISH,
GRABSHOWER
GRAB BAR, WITH
USEBARUSE
BAR, SHOWER
CLOCK
A5205 A5205 PT071
A5110TOWEL
BAR,
BAR, TOWEL SINK, INTEGRAL
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
A5205
BAR, TOWEL MARKER BOARD
TLTS2
TLTS2- ELEVATION
Elevation 6- ELEVATION
3 3
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 TLTS2 - ELEVATION 3

TO ADD
TO ADD
SGJJRSGJJR
OFFICE
OFFICE
ADDRESS
ADDRESS
- EDIT- OFFICE
EDIT OFFICE
TYPE TYPE
PARAMETER
PARAMETER NUMBER
NUMBER
IN PROPERTIES
IN PROPERTIES
PALETTE
PALETTE
Plot Date: 8/20/2014
Plot Date: 8/20/2014
7:28:297:28:29
PM PM
Elevation(s)
TO ADD
NOTE: Guide plates SGJJR OFFICE
are graphical ADDRESS
representations - EDITroom
of selected OFFICE
types,TYPE PARAMETER
illustrating NUMBER
the integration IN PROPERTIES
of space, components, PALETTE
systems, and equipment.
GRAPHIC SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:28:29 PM

4.14
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1) - SKETCH
Option 11 - 3D VIEW A
OPTION 1.06

[28320.000] 07/22/14
OPTION 1 - A Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit

1 SCALE: Room/Equipment Isometric
1700 NEW YORK
They provide typical configurations AVENUE
and general NW SUITE
technical 100 WASHINGTON,
guidance, DC 20006
and are not intended to be202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
are contained in VA Design Manuals and Space Planning Criteria Date: 8/20/2014
Plotlocated in the VA7:28:37 PM Information Library.
Technical

SKETCH
OPTION 1 - 3D VIEW B 1.07
Option 1

[28320.000] 07/22/14
OPTION 1 - B
1 SCALE:
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
Room/Equipment Isometric
NOTE: Guide plates TO are ADD SGJJR
graphical OFFICE ADDRESS
representations - EDIT
of selected OFFICE
room types,TYPE PARAMETER
illustrating NUMBER of
the integration IN space,
PROPERTIES PALETTE
components, systems, and equipment.
Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:28:47 PM
4.16
NG SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
Patient Zone
Patient Zone
Clinical
ClinicalZone
Zone 8'
Family
Family Zone
Room
DIAGRAM-OPTION 2
Hygiene
Hygiene
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

Decentralized NurseStation

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW &SUITE
Office of Construction 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100
Facilities Management www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 8/15/2014 11:58:02 AM
3/16" = 1'-0" [28320.000] 07/16/14

Option 2
20' - 5"
F0205
6200 mm F3200
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
F0355
PT079 CLOCK
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT F0265
DESK, ADJUSTABLE
HEIGHT, 36"x24" CHAIR, RECLINER
F0400 F0370
CABINET, BEDSIDE SOFA, SLEEPER
M4100
BRMS1 M0515
SPHYGMOMANOMETER TELEVISION, HDTV
M7040 A5212
TABLE, OVERBED BRACKET, TELEVISION
3' - 0"
M7010, M7025 A5220

NC 4 BRACKET, TV, WALL BACKING
BED, PATIENT, ELECTRIC;
MATTRESS, BED, HOSPITAL M0430
5600 mm
18' - 4"
PT072 5' - 0" DVD PLAYER

HEADWALL, CONCEALED F0096
M4266 WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN
PUMP, VOLUMETRIC, INFUSION A5077
3 1
M4255 DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
3' - 0"
TV
STAND, IV, ADJUSTABLE PT071

3T
GFI
M7845 2 NL SINK, INTEGRAL

MONITOR, PHYSIOLOGICAL 5 A5109
PT002
5'-6" PRTL1 GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
STAND, MONITOR, MOBILE P9056
M1802 CB 6 NC TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
WORK STATION, RETRACTABLE SLOPE TO PT074
GFI
M3072 DRAIN NL GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE

3
3232
INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG 7 A5109

W/ LID GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
A5108 A5205
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS BAR, TOWEL
NC
A5080 A5170
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
PT071 A5075
A5175
SINK, INTEGRAL DISPENSER, SOAP
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR
F2017 A1070 A5145 A5110
WASTE RECEPTACLE MIRROR HOOK, GARMENT GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
CT020 7' - 0"
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE 2100 mm
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

0' 1700 NEW YORK6'AVENUE NW SUITE
12' 100 WASHINGTON, DC Polytrauma
20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
Date: 10/27/2014 4:58:27Plan
Plot Floor/Equipment PM (300 NSF/27.9 NSM; 75 NSF/7.0 NSM)
GRAPHIC
4.18


3/16" = 1'-0" [28320.000] Patient
07/16/14 (PRTL1) -
Option 2
SKET


PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

PT001
7' - 10" SHADING DEVICE, DUAL, MOTORIZED
9' - 6"
8' - 0"
BRMS1
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR PRTL1 A1205
(UNDERCOUNTER) LIFT SYSTEM, OVERHEAD
A5180
COMPUTER TRACK, WITH CURTAIN
E
9' - 0"
W/H CABINET DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Inpatient
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIESReflected
PALETTE Ceiling Plan
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room10/27/2014
Plot Date: 4:58:55 PM
types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
8' 0' 8' 16'

PTION 2DRAWING
- ELEVATIONS
TITLE ISSUED WITH 2.03 DRAWING NUMBER
AWING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
PATIENT PROJECT
ROOM OPTIONS
DRAWING REFERENCE NAME
SKETCH
AWING REFERENCE
1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NAME
[28320.000] 07/16/14
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
AWING SCALE
A103
[28320.000] PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER
07/16/14 DATE
DATE
VA POLYTRAUMA M0515
REHAB DESIGN A5077
GUIDE
M0515
PROJECT TELEVISION, HDTV
NAME A5077 DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
TELEVISION, HDTV DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
Elevation 1
OPTION 2 - Elevation One
1 SCALE:
OPTION 2 - Elevation
1/4" = 1'-0" One
E 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
GYPSUM SOFFIT
[3658 mm]
A1070
12' - 0"
E MIRROR GYPSUM SOFFIT

A1070
MIRROR A5107 SUPPLY
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
DISPENSER, GLOVE A5075
24 A5075
AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER, SOAP
114 SF
DISPENSER, SOAP A5080
AREA FOR MOBILE
A5080 PAPER TOWEL
DISPENSER,
CT020
STORAGE CART
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
CT020 SOLID SURFACE
COUNTERTOP,
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE C0037 CLOCK
C0037
RAIL, APRON, 36" WIDE
RAIL, APRON, 36" WIDE PT071
PT071 SINK, INTEGRAL
SINK, INTEGRAL
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
OPTION 2 - Elevation Two
2 SCALE:
OPTION 2 - Elevation
1/4" = 1'-0" Two
2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE Elevation(s)
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER
Plot Date: 10/27/2014NUMBER
4:59:19 PMIN PROPERTIES PALETTE

4.20
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH 2.04 DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE PATIENT ROOM
PROJECT NAME OPTIONS
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NAME SKETCH
1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" =DRAWING
1'-0"SCALE
[28320.000]
[28320.000]
07/21/14
07/21/14DATE
DRAWING SCALE A103 PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
VA POLYTRAUMA M1802 REHAB DESIGN

M0765
M1802 WORK STATION, RETRACTABLE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
M0765 REGULATOR, VACUUM
REGULATOR,PT049
VACUUM
28320 12/11/13
GYPSUM SOFFIT
GYPSUM SOFFIT PT049 CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
M0755
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
M0755 FLOWMETER, OXYGEN,
FLOWMETER,LOW FLOW
OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW M0750
M0750 FLOWMETER, AIR
FLOWMETER,M4100
AIR
M4100 SPHYGMOMANOMETER
PT072
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
PT072 HEADWALL, CONCEALED
M0765
HEADWALL, CONCEALED
TABLE
M0765 REGULATOR, VACUUM
TABLE ADJUSTABLE
REGULATOR, VACUUM
ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT
9' - 6" HEIGHT A6010
[2896 mm] M0755 A6010 BUMPER, WALL, BED
M0755 FLOWMETER, OXYGEN, BUMPER, WALL, BED
Elevation 3 LOW
FLOWMETER, FLOW
OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW M0750
M0750 FLOWMETER, AIR
FLOWMETER, AIR
E
OPTIONDISTRIBUTION
2 - Elevation Three
3 SCALE:
OPTION 2 - 1/4"
Elevation
SYSTEM, Three
3 = 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
GYPSUM SOFFIT
SUPPLY
GYPSUM SOFFITSTATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART F0096
F0096 WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN
CLOCK WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 4
OPTION 2 - Elevation Four
4 SCALE:
OPTION 2 - 1/4"
Elevation Four
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 4 = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE
Plot Date:PARAMETER NUMBER
10/27/2014 4:59:39 PM IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
Elevation(s)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations Plot
of Date: 10/27/2014
selected 4:59:39
room types, PM
illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
OPTION 2 - TLT ELEVATIONS SKETCH 2.05
Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1) - Option 2
DRAWING TITLE
OPTION 2 - TLT ELEVATIONS ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
A103
DRAWING TITLE PATIENT ROOM OPTIONSISSUED WITH
DRAWING
WITH REFERENCE
ISSUED DRAWING NUMBER PROJECT NAME
PATIENT ROOM
1/4" = 1'-0" REHAB DESIGN
VA POLYTRAUMA DRAWING REFERENCE [28320.000] 07/16/14
PROJECT NAME
GUIDE
DRAWING
PROJECT NAMESCALE
1/4" = 1'-0" PROJECT NUMBER DATE
[28320.000]
28320 12/11/13DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A1066
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS
A5080 A1066 A5090
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS DISPENSER, SANITARY G
A5080 NAPKIN A5090
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL A5109 DISPENSER, SANITARY D
PT073 NAPKIN
GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
SPECIALTY SHELVING A5109
PT073 C0036 G
RAIL, APRON, 4X30X1 GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
A5075 SPECIALTY SHELVING
C0036 T
DISPENSER, SOAP A5200
A5075 RAIL, APRON, 4X30X1 B
9' - 6" DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
C0040 A5200
[2896 RAIL,
mm] APRON, 4X54X1 DISPENSER, SOAP
SKETCH DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
C0040
2.05 RAIL, APRON,

Elevation 5 4X54X1
SSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
PATIENT EROOM OPTIONS OPTION 2 - TLT Elevation 1 OPTION 2 - TLT Elev

5 SCALE: 1/4"DISTRIBUTION
6 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NAME = 1'-0"
SYSTEM, 5 OPTION 2 - TLT Elevation 1
28320.000] 07/16/14 MEDICATION, SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
6
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E P5040
SUPPLY SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
STATION, P5040
Room MEDICATION, SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
24 A5109 AUTOMATIC A5205
ARY GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE BAR, TOWEL
114 SF A5090 AREA FOR MOBILE A5170 A5205
DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN CART
STORAGE BAR, TOWEL
CESSIBLE PT074 A5170
CLOCK
GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
X1 P9056
TOILET, FLOOR MTD,
T TISSUE BARIATRIC A5175
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR
MARKER BOARD A5175
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR
Elevation 6 Elevation 7
OPTION 2 - TLT Elevation 3

OPTION
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 7 SCALE:
2 - TLT Elevation 2 1/4" = 1'-0"
64' OPTION 2 - TLT Elevation 3
SCALE: 1/4"0'= 1'-0" 4' 8'
7 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Elevation(s)
HELD Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:27:23 PM
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUM
FICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:27:23 PM
4.22
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
OPTION 2 - 3D VIEW A 2.06
DRAWING REFERENCE
[28320.000]
Patient07/17/14
Option 2
OPTION 2 - A
1 SCALE:
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE

U.S. Department ADDRESS
of Veterans Affairs - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
Office of Construction & Facilities Management
Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:27:29 PM 100% Submittal December 2014 Guide Plates 4.23
2.07

DRAWING REFERENCE
Patient07/17/14
[28320.000]
Option 2
OPTION 2 - B
1 SCALE:
4.24 Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:27:34 PM
1/8" = 1'-0" [28320.000] 08/15/14

Option 3
Patient Zone
Patient Zone
Clinical
ClinicalZone
Zone
Family
Family Zone
Room
Hygiene
Hygiene
Decentralized NurseStation
DIAGRAM-OPTION 3
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
3/16" = 1'-0" [28320.000] 07/16/14


Option 3
14' - 0" 7' - 0"
4300 mm 2100 mm
F3200 F0370 M7010, M7025
CLOCK SOFA, SLEEPER BED, PATIENT, ELECTRIC;
F0096
MATTRESS, BED, HOSPITAL
WARDROBE, VESTMENT, F0265
BUILT IN CHAIR, RECLINER A5110
PT079 GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
DESK, ADJUSTABLE P5040
NC
HEIGHT, 36"x24" SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
F0205 F0400
CHAIR, WITH ARMS CABINET, BEDSIDE
M0430 3 PRTL1 A5170
3300 mm
10' - 10"
DVD PLAYER BRMS1 SLOPE TO
3232

F0355 DRAIN A5145
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT 4 HOOK, GARMENT
M0515 PT074
TELEVISION, HDTV NL
NL GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
3' - 0"
A5212 5 NC P9056
BRACKET, TELEVISION NC TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC
GFI
A5220 A5109
BRACKET, TV, WALL BACKING GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
5' - 0"
A5108 CT020
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS M7040 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
A5107 TABLE, OVERBED PT071
DISPENSER, GLOVE PT072 SINK, INTEGRAL
TV
7200 mm
23' - 6"
A5075 CB
3' - 0"
HEADWALL, CONCEALED
3
DISPENSER, SOAP 2 1 M4100

A1070 SPHYGMOMANOMETER
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS M4255
A5108
STAND, IV, ADJUSTABLE
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS M4266
PT071 GFI
PUMP, VOLUMETRIC, INFUSION
SINK, INTEGRAL M7845
MONITOR, PHYSIOLOGICAL
PT002
STAND, MONITOR, MOBILE
3 T M1802
A5080 M3072
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG W/ LID
CT020 F2017
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE WASTE RECEPTACLE
A5077 A5180
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER TRACK, WITH CURTAIN
1700
SCALE: 3/16 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
= 1-0
0' 6' 12' Plot Date: 10/27/2014 5:00:05 PM
Floor/Equipment Plan (300 NSF/27.9 NSM; 75 NSF/7.0 NSM)
GRAPHIC
4.26
3.02
PATIENT ROOM Polytrauma

OPTIONS Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
Bedroom,
3/16" = 1'-0" Patient (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower,
[28320.000] Patient
07/16/14(PRTL1) -
Option 3
SKET
PT001
SHADING DEVICE, DUAL, MOTORIZED
A1205
LIFT SYSTEM, OVERHEAD
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB
A5170 DESIGN
PROJECT NAME ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

9' - 0"
PRTL1
BRMS1
9' - 6"
TELEPHONE 7' - 10" 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER 8' - 0"

E
SYSTEM,
A5180 MEDICATION,
U/C/B CABINET TRACK, WITH CURTAINAUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Inpatient
Reflected
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTECeiling Plan
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selectedPlotroom 10/27/2014
Date:types, 5:00:26
illustrating thePM
integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
8' 0' 8' 16'

OPTION 3 - ELEVATIONS
DRAWING REFERENCE
PROJECT NAME
3.03
1/4" = 1'-0" [28320.000]

PATIENT ROOM OPTIONS07/16/14
SKETCH
1/4" = 1'-0" [28320.000] A103 07/16/14

M0765
DRAWING SCALE ISSUED WITH PROJECT
DRAWING NUMBER
NUMBER DATE
REGULATOR, VACUUM
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABGYPSUM
DESIGN
SOFFIT M0755
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME M0765FLOWMETER, OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW
REGULATOR, VACUUM
28320 12/11/13 M0750
GYPSUM SOFFIT M0755
PROJECT NUMBER DATE FLOWMETER, AIR
FLOWMETER, OXYGEN,
PT072
LOW FLOW
HEADWALL, CONCEALED
M0750
M4100 AIR
FLOWMETER,
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
PT072
M1802
HEADWALL, CONCEALED
WORK STATION,
M4100
RETRACTABLE
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
A6010
M1802
BUMPER, WALL, BED
WORK STATION,
RETRACTABLE
A6010 M0755
9' - 6" BUMPER, WALL, BEDOXYGEN,
FLOWMETER,
[2896 mm] LOW FLOW
M0750
M0755
Elevation 1 FLOWMETER, AIR
FLOWMETER, OXYGEN,
LOW FLOW
OPTION 3 - ELEVATION 1 M0750
E 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
FLOWMETER, AIR
DISTRIBUTION
OPTION 3 - ELEVATION 1SYSTEM,
1 SCALE: PT049
1/4" = 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
M0430
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
DVD PLAYER
PT049 E GYPSUM SOFFIT
M0515
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE SUPPLY
TELEVISION,
M0430 HDTV STATION,
Room
DVD PLAYER A5107 MEDICATION,
GYPSUM SOFFIT
24M0515 GLOVE
DISPENSER, AUTOMATIC
TELEVISION, A5075
114 SFHDTV
DISPENSER,
A5107 SOAP AREA FOR MOBILE
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A1070 STORAGE CART
MIRROR, A5075
FLOAT GLASS
A5080
DISPENSER, SOAP CLOCK
DISPENSER, PAPER
A1070 TOWEL
C0040
MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS TABLE, HEIGHT
RAIL, APRON,
A5080 4X54X1 ADJUSTABLE
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWELF0096
WARDROBE, VESTMENT,
C0040BUILT IN MARKER BOARD
TABLE, HEIGHT
RAIL, APRON, 4X54X1 ADJUSTABLE
F0096
Elevation 2
WARDROBE, VESTMENT, BUILT IN
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 OPTION 3 - ELEVATION 2

4' 2
0'SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' 8' Polytrauma
Plot Date: 10/27/2014 5:00:42 PM Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
Elevation(s)
OPTION 3 - ELEVATION 2
2
SCALE: SCALE:
GRAPHIC 1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" = 1'-0"
They provide typical configurations and general technicalPlot 10/27/2014
Date: and
guidance, 5:00:42 PM
are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements

4.28
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
SKETCH
SKETCH
OPTION
OPTION
OPTION -3TLT
3 -3TLT - TLT ELEVATIONS
ELEVATIONS
ELEVATIONS 3.04
3.04
3.04
SKETCH
Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1) PATIENT
- PATIENT
Option 3OPTIONS
DRAWING
DRAWING
TITLETITLE ISSUED
ISSUED
WITHWITH DRAWING
DRAWING
NUMBER
NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING
DRAWING
REFERENCE
REFERENCE
PATIENT ROOM
ROOM
ROOM OPTIONS
OPTIONS A103 PROJECT NAME
PROJECT
PROJECT
NAME
NAME
1/4" =1/4"
1/4" = 1'-0"
1'-0"
= 1'-0" [28320.000]
[28320.000]
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN [28320.000] 07/16/14
07/16/14
07/16/14
DRAWING
DRAWING
SCALE
SCALE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT
PROJECT
NUMBER
NUMBER DATEDATE
28320 12/11/13 A5170

A5170
A5170
PROJECT NUMBER DATE ROD, W/ SHOWER
A5170 ROD, W/
ROD, SHOWER
W/ SHOWER
A5170
A5170 CURTAIN
CURTAIN
ROD,
ROD, W/ W/ SHOWER
SHOWER A5145 A5145
A5145
CURTAIN
CURTAIN
CURTAIN
HOOK, HOOK,
GARMENT
HOOK, GARMENT
GARMENT
PT074 PT074
PT074
P5040 P5040
P5040
GRAB GRAB
BAR,
GRAB BAR,BAR,
SHOWER,
SHOWER,
SHOWER, SINGLE,
SINGLE,
SINGLE, RETRACTABLE
HEAD-HELD RETRACTABLE
RETRACTABLE
HEAD-HELD
HEAD-HELD A5109
A5109
A5109
A5175 GRAB BAR,
A5175
A5175 GRAB
GRAB
BAR,BAR,
W/C W/CW/C
SOAP SOAP
DISH,
SOAP DISH,
WITH
DISH, BARBARBAR
WITH
WITH ACCESSIBLE
ACCESSIBLE
ACCESSIBLE
A5200 A5200
A5200
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, TOILET
DISPENSER, TOILET
TOILET
9' - 6" TISSUE TISSUE
TISSUE
[2896 mm] A5110 A5110
A5110
GRAB GRAB BAR,
BAR,BAR,
GRAB SHOWERSHOWER
SHOWER
Elevation 3 Elevation 4 USEUSEUSE
E
OPTION
OPTION
OPTION 3- ELEVATION
- ELEVATION
3 -3ELEVATION 3 3 3 DISTRIBUTION 4 OPTION
OPTION
OPTION 3- ELEVATION
- ELEVATION
3 -3ELEVATION 4 44
3 3 3 SCALE:
SCALE: 1/4"
SCALE:1/4"1/4"
= 1'-0"= 1'-0"
= 1'-0" SYSTEM, 4 4 SCALE:
SCALE: 1/4"
SCALE:1/4"1/4"
= 1'-0"= 1'-0"
= 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION, A1066 A1066
A1066
24 MIRROR, FLOAT GLASS
AUTOMATIC MIRROR, FLOAT
MIRROR, GLASS
FLOAT GLASS
PT073 PT073
PT073
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE SPECIALTY
SPECIALTY SHELVING
SHELVING
SPECIALTY SHELVING
A5109 STORAGE CART A5075
A5109
A5109 A5075
A5075
GRAB GRAB
GRAB BAR,
BAR,BAR,
W/CW/C W/C ACCESSIBLE
ACCESSIBLE
ACCESSIBLE DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, SOAP
DISPENSER, SOAP
SOAP
A5200 A5200
A5200 CLOCK
DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE C0040 C0040
C0040
DISPENSER, TOILET
DISPENSER, TISSUE
TOILET TISSUE
A5090 A5090
A5090 RAIL, APRON, 4X54X1
RAIL, APRON,
RAIL, 4X54X1
APRON, 4X54X1
DISPENSER,
DISPENSER, SANITARY
SANITARY
DISPENSER, NAPKIN
SANITARY NAPKIN
NAPKIN
P9056 P9056
P9056
TOILET, FLOOR MTD, BARIATRIC MARKER BOARD
TOILET, FLOOR
TOILET, MTD,MTD,
FLOOR BARIATRIC
BARIATRIC
Elevation 5
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

OPTION
OPTION
OPTION 3- ELEVATION
- ELEVATION
38' -3ELEVATION 5
5 5Rehabilitation
4' 0'
55 5
4'
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Polytrauma Center Inpatient Unit
SCALE:
SCALE:1/4"1/4"
= 1'-0"
= 1'-0" Elevation(s)
TO TOTO
ADD ADD
ADD SGJJR
SGJJR
SGJJR OFFICE
OFFICE
OFFICE ADDRESS
ADDRESS
ADDRESS
- EDIT- OFFICE
EDIT
- EDIT OFFICE
OFFICE TYPE TYPE
TYPE PARAMETER
PARAMETER
PARAMETER NUMBER
NUMBER
NUMBER IN IN PROPERTIES
IN PROPERTIES
PROPERTIES PALETTE
PALETTE
PALETTE
Plot
PlotPlot
Date: Date:
Date: 8/20/2014
8/20/2014
8/20/2014 8:02:37
8:02:37
8:02:37
PMPM PM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
Bedroom, Patient
OPTION 3 - 3D VIEW A (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1)
3.05 -
Option 3

[28320.000] 07/17/14
OPTION 3 - B
1 SCALE:
4.30 Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:59:07 PM
SKETCH
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1); Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1)

OPTION 3 - 3D VIEW B 3.06 -
Option 3
DRAWING TITLE

[28320.000] 07/17/14

Plot Date: 8/20/2014 7:25:02 PM
Bedroom, Patient (BRMS1)
Room Data Sheet
ARCHITECTURAL COMMUNICATIONS
Ceiling Acoustical Ceiling Tile Patient Monitor Yes
Ceiling Height 9-0 to 10-0 Nurse Call Yes
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard / Paint Security/Duress
Base Resilient Base CCTV Potentially for brain
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile injury patient room
Door 6-0 x 7-0, (a 4 leaf and a 2 leaf ) Telephone Yes
Wood or Metal, Tempered Glass Pub Address Yes
Hardware 1B Radio
Noise (STC Rating) 45 Slab-to-slab construction Data Yes
Slab Depression None Special Panic Call
Construction Solid surface counter with integral Battery Operated Clock Yes
sink, wall-hung cabinets, and custom Intercom (Phone)
casework.Overhead patient lift system
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
Dry Bulb Temp Cooling 75 F (24 C) General Yes
Dry Bulb Temp Heating: 70 F (21 C) Special
Minimum Outside Air: 2 Air Changes/HR Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
Relative Humidity/Cooling: 60%
Cold Water Yes
Relative Humidity/Heating 20%
Hot Water Yes
Minimum Air Changes/Hr. 6
Laboratory Air
Room Pressure Neutral
Laboratory Vacuum
AC Load Lights As Required
Sanitary/Vent Yes
AC Load Equipment As Required
Medical Air Yes
Number of People 1
Medical Vacuum Yes
LIGHTING Oxygen Yes
General: Nitrous Oxide
1. Two 8x4 dual functioning, exam/ambient fluorescent Nitrogen
light fixtures. Three recessed directional down lights. Lighting Anesthesia Evac
level: 50fc
2. Provide dual functional, overbed reading & ambient light
fixture controlled from the bed position. Lighting level: 30fc
3. Provide night light to be controlled from bed position, 3fc.
4. Provides ballasts per fixture for desired switching
configuration
5. Under cabinet/soffit light.
4.32
Toilet/Shower, Patient (PRTL1)

Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Gypsum Board Patient Monitor
Ceiling Height 9-0 Nurse Call Yes
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard /Paint / Ceramic Security/Duress
Tile Wainscot (4-0) CCTV Potentially for brain
Base Porcelain Tile Base injury patient room
Floor Finish Porcelain Tile Telephone
Door 3-6 x 7-0, Wood or Metal Pub Address
Hardware 2H Radio
Slab Depression Yes Panic Call
Construction Solid Surface counter with integral Battery Operated Clock
sink, specialty shelving. Overhead Intercom (Phone)
patient lift system
Staff Assist Yes
Slab Depression, slab to drain
HVAC POWER
Dry Bulb Temp Cooling NA* General Yes
Dry Bulb Temp Heating: NA* Special
Minimum Outside Air: - Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air Yes
Noise Criteria NC35 PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
Relative Humidity/Cooling: N/A Cold Water Yes
Relative Humidity/Heating N/A Hot Water Yes
Minimum Air Changes/Hr. 10 Laboratory Air
Room Pressure Negative (-) Laboratory Vacuum
AC Load Lights As Required Sanitary/Vent Yes
AC Load Equipment As Required Medical Air
Number of People 0 Medical Vacuum
* Toilets with exterior wall subject to heat loss to Oxygen
be provided with heating means to maintain 68 F Nitrous Oxide
(20 C) Nitrogen
Anesthesia Evac
LIGHTING
General:
1. Downlight, compact fluorescent light fixture, quad-tube
T4
2. Vanity light
3. Provide night light: 3fc
4. Lighting level for the overall room: 30fc

Equipment List
JSN NAME QTY AI DESCRIPTION

A1070 Mirror, Float Glass, 1 C/C A high quality 1/4 polished float glass mirror, framed in a one-piece,
With SS Frame, 36 x satin finished, stainless steel angle frame. All edges of the mirror are
Required protected by absorbing filler strips. Back of mirror is protected by a pro-
tective coating. Mirror has a galvanized steel back with integral horizontal
hanging brackets and wall hangers for concealed mounting. For use in
restroom areas having a vanity with two or more countertop mounted
lavatories. Pricing is based upon a 36 H X 36 W mirror.
A1205 Lift System, Over- 1 C/C An overhead rail system specifically designed for patient lifting and move-
head, Patient Room ment for a single bed patient room including the bathroom. The system
w/Bath will consist of recessed or ceiling mounted primary and secondary rails, lift
motor with rolling carriage, patient harness or seat, and a hand controller
or control box with charger. System will facilitate lifting and movement
of patient to and from bed to gurney, chair, bath, commode, or other
requirement. Minimum lift capability is 550 pounds. Custom design
of track layout by manufacturer is essential to meet individual facility
requirements.
A5075 Dispenser, Soap, 1 V/V Disposable soap dispenser. One-handed dispensing operation. Designed
Disposable to accommodate disposable soap cartridge and valve.
A5077 Dispenser, Hand 1 C/C A touch free wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. For use throughout a
Sanitizer, Hands-Free healthcare facility. Unit does not include the sanitizing liquid. Units are
battery operated.
A5080 Dispenser, Paper 1 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, single-fold, paper towel
Towel, SS, Surface dispenser. Dispenser features: tumbler lock; front hinged at bottom; and
Mounted refill indicator slot. Minimum capacity 400 single-fold paper towels. For
general purpose use throughout the facility.
A5107 Dispenser, Glove, 1 V/V Examination glove dispenser box for wall mounting. Fabricated of either
Surgical/Examina- cold rolled steel with a white baked enamel finish, plastic or acrylic.
tion, Wall Mntd Provided with wall bracket to facilitate mounting and demounting.
A5108 Waste Disposal Unit, 1 V/V A container for collecting and transporting syringes and other sharps for
Sharps decontamination and disposal. Available in 2 gallon and 8 gallon with
locking rotor. Complies with OSHA regulations for handling sharps.
A5145 Hook, Garment, 1 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, double garment hook.
Double, SS, Surface Equipped with a concealed mounting bracket that is secured to a con-
Mounted cealed wall plate. For general purpose use throughout the facility to hang
various items of apparel.
A5180 Track, Cubicle, 18 C/C Surface mounted cubicle track, with curtain. Track constructed of thick
Surface Mounted, extruded aluminum. Equipped with self lubricating carriers, beaded drop
With Curtain chain hooks, and flame resistant curtain. To include removable end caps.
Designed to be suspended around patient areas where privacy is needed.
Price listed is per foot of the track, curtains to be priced per quote.
A5212 Bracket, Television, 1 C/C A wall mounted, tilt/angled TV bracket for 37 to 80 TVs. Mount will
Wall-Mounted, Tilt/ be a universal and VESA compliant unit with a load capacity of up to 130
Angle lbs.
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A5220 Bracket, Television, 1 C/C Wall mounted television bracket backing which provides additional
Wall Backing support and strength for the installation of the television bracket. Option
available for interior or exterior plate and sized for 12 16 or 24 stud
spacing.
A6010 Bumper, Wall, Bed 1 C/C Protects the room walls while properly positioning the bed to vital
services. Receptacles on both sides to be protected from accidental
disconnection by some means such as angling. Utility connections may
include normal power, emergency power, bed receptacle, telephone jack,
low voltage controller and dedicated night light.
CT020 Countertop, Solid AR C/C A solid, nonporous countertop with a smooth seamless appearance.
Surface Easy to clean and maintain and with proper cleaning does not support
the growth of mold. An acrylic-based solid surface product. Standard
thickness of 1, and a 4 butt backsplash/curb. Also referred to as a work
surface or work top. Available in a choice of colors and depths. Used in
lab and other hospital areas requiring optimum physical and chemical
resisting properties.
F0096 Wardrobe, Vestment, 1 V/V Vestment wardrobe. This unit must be custom designed to conform to
Built In built-in requirements. Surfaced inside and out with high-pressure plastic
laminates.
F0205 Chair, Side With AR V/V Upholstered side chair, 32 high X 21 wide X 23 deep with arms, pad-
Arms ded seats and padded backs. Seat height is a minimum of 17. Available
with or without sled base.
F0230 Chair, Drafting, 1 V/V Drafting chair approximately 47 high X 20 wide X 20 deep with rotary
Rotary stool and a 5 (five) star base with casters. Padded seat and back. Foot ring
adjusts with chair.
F0265 Chair, Recliner 1 V/V Reclining chair, 46 high X 33 wide X 40deep with arms, straight leg
base and floor glides or lockable two (2) inch casters. Seat, back and foot
rest are foam padded and upholstered with woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0370 Sofa, Sleeper, 1 V/V A sleeper sofa with a highly durable, stain resistant and long lasting fabric
Upholstered upholstery. The sleeper sofa will be designed to limit its footprint when
in the sleep configuration to approximately that in the sofa configuration.
The unit is used in hospital patient rooms and hospital staff lounges. Unit
will also include drawer storage for linens.
F0355 Footstool, Straight 1 V/V Step stool. Used to assist patients getting on and off exam or surgical
tables. Fitted with electrically conductive rubber tips.
F0400 Cabinet, Bedside, 1 V/V Bedside cabinet for storage of both the patients personal items and small
Door, Drawer patient support items. Approximately 31 high X 21 wide X 19 deep
with one (1) drawer and one (1) closed storage closet. Drawer is remov-
able so interior can be sanitized. May come in a 3 drawer version.
F2017 Waste Receptacle, 24 1 V/V Rectangular steel waste receptacle with step-on lid and 24 gallon capacity.
GAL The receptacle is used to collect and temporarily store small quantities
of paper refuse. Can be used in restrooms, patient areas, laboratories,
pharmacies, etc.

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F3200 Clock, Battery, 12 1 V/V Clock, 12 diameter. Round surface, easy to read numbers with sweep
Diameter second hand. Wall mounted unit for use when impractical to install
a fully synchronized clock system. Battery operated, (batteries not
included).
M0430 Recorder / Player, 1 V/V Professional medical grade DVD video recorder/player. Approximately 5
Digital, Video, DVD high X 10 wide X 14 deep. Meets NTSC and PAL standards and em-
ploys MPEG2 video compression. Capable of high speed picture search,
direct recording into available disc space and recording and playback on
various DVD formats. Audio uses dolby digital format. Convenience
outlet required at point of use.
M0515 Television, HDTV 1 V/V 42 diagonal screen, high definition (HDTV) multimedia flat panel
display television. The TV will have a 16:9 wide screen aspect ratio, a
minimum of 1024 x 768 display resolution, NTSC tuner, built-in stereo
speakers and surround sound.
M0750 Flowmeter, Air, 2 V/V Air flowmeter. Unit has a stainless steel needle valve with clear flowtube
Connect w/50 PSI for connection to 50 PSI air outlet from central pipeline system. Requires
Supply the appropriate adapter for connection to the wall outlet and fitting to
connect to tubing. Database prices reflect fittings with an attached DISS
power outlet. Other outlet and adapter configurations are available.
M0755 Flowmeter, Oxygen, 2 V/V Oxygen flowmeter. Consists of a clear crystal flowtube calibrated to 3.5
Low Flow or 8 LPM depending on manufacturer. For oxygen regulation in hospital
settings. Database pricing includes DISS fitting and DISS power outlet
and wall adapter. Other fitting and adapter configurations are available.
M0765 Regulator, Vacuum 2 V/V Vacuum pressure regulator for connection to central piped vacuum
system. Standard display scale is graduated at least from 0 to 200 mm Hg
of vacuum. Displays on specialized regulators may cover other vacuum
ranges. Regulator type (continuous, intermittent, continuous/intermit-
tent, surgical, pediatric, thoracic, etc.) as required. To be used in delivery,
neonatal, pediatrics or any area where suction is required. Database
pricing reflects continuous regulators graduated to 200 mm Hg with a full
line vacuum selection switch and DISS configured inlets and outlets.
M1802 Work Station, 2 V/V A wall mounted retractable work station. Work station is used as a com-
Computer, Retract- puter station in treatment rooms, exam rooms and areas where physical
able, Wall Mounted space in limited.
M3072 Frame, Infectious 1 V/V Frame for an infectious waste collection bag. Made of heavy tubular stain-
Waste Bag w/Lid less steel with heavy gauge welded steel platform. Adjust to hold 18 or
25 trash bags. Mounted on ball bearing casters and includes permanently
mounted hinged lid. Provides means of bagging infectious waste at point
of waste generation.
M4100 Sphygmomanom- 1 V/V Aneroid sphygmomanometer. Unit is wall mounted and has large graphic
eter, Aneroid, Wall dial display for easy reading from all angles. It has a 90 degree (angle)
Mounted swivel and 10 degree (angle) forward tilt to reduce glare. Unit accuracy is
within 1% of reading. Sturdy impact-resistant construction.
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Equipment List
M4255 Stand, IV, Adjustable 1 V/V Adjustable IV stand with 4-hook arrangement. Stand has stainless steel
construction with heavy weight base. It adjusts from 66 inches to 100
inches and is mounted on conductive rubber, ball bearing, swivel casters.
Stand is used for administering intravenous solutions.
M4266 Pump, Volumetric, 1 V/V Volumetric infusion pump. Pump is self-regulating with automatic
Infusion, Multiple sensor and adjustable rate. Equipped with visual and audible alarms and
Line up to 10 hour capacity battery. For the administration of a wide variety
of therapeutic agents where precise control is required. Unit provides
individual control to IV lines simultaneously.
M7010 Bed, Patient, Electric 1 V/V Electric patient bed. Includes safety side rails, IV rod insertion slots and
patient control panel for a full range of positions. Four wheel locking
brakes. Overall bed height adjustable between 16.5 and 31 inches.
M7025 Mattress, Bed, 1 V/V Hospital bed mattress. These mattresses are usually filled with multi-
Hospital layered foam, wire coil innersprings, or a combination of both. Mattresses
are made of a fire retardant material (to meet California standard) and are
enclosed in waterproof anti-microbial covers. For hospital use.
M7040 Table, Overbed 1 V/V Overbed table. Adjustable height table constructed of heavy gauge steel.
Mounted on 2 diameter twin swivel casters with bumper caps. Table top
is constructed with a high pressure plastic laminated surface that resists
chipping, scratching, and staining. It includes a vanity tray and a mirror.
Table is designed for use over bed, wheelchair or large chair.
M7845 Monitor, Physi- 1 V/V 4 channel bedside physiological monitor. The unit consist of a four-
ological, Bedside, 4 channel non-fade monochrome display monitor, an alarm system and
Channel printer-recording capabilities. The monitor has color coded controls and
automatic calibration. The unit displays up to four waveforms simultane-
ously. The parameters to be monitored are user selectable. The monitor
may be connected to a central monitoring station. The unit monitors
patients in most acute care areas, step-down units, procedure rooms and
emergency rooms.
PT001 Shade, Dual, 1 V/V
Blackout/Sun Shade,
Motorized
PT002 Stand, Patient Moni- 1 V/V Used with M7845
tor, Mobile
PT049 Cabinet, Wall Hung, 1 C/C
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
PT071 Sink, Integral ADA 1 C/C
PT072 Headwall, Con- 1 C/C
cealed, Recessed
PT079 Table, Adjustable 1 V/V
Height 36 x 24

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A1066 Mirror, Float Glass, 1 C/C A high quality 1/4 polished float glass mirror 36X18, framed in a
With SS Frame one-piece, bright polished, stainless steel channel frame with 90 mitered
corners. All edges of the mirror are protected by absorbing filler strips.
Mirror has a galvanized steel back with integral horizontal hanging
brackets and wall hanger for concealed mounting. For mounting above
single wall mounted lavatories located in toilet areas, Doctors examina-
tion offices, etc. May also be used above double lavatories, either wall or
countertop mounted, found in restroom areas.
A5090 Disposal, Sanitary 1 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, sanitary napkin disposal.
Napkin, SS, Surface Disposal features a flip-up cover, secured to the container by a heavy duty
Mounted stainless steel piano-hinge. Disposal may be secured to wall or toilet parti-
tion. For general purpose use in female toilet stalls or rooms and uni-sex
toilet rooms.
A5109 Grab Bar, 1-1/4 1 C/C A 1-1/4 diameter, satin finish stainless steel, peened gripping surface, 2
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, wall toilet stall/ room, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges. Snap
W/C Accessible over flanges are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection of
mounting kits and concealed anchor devices are available from the manu-
facturers for different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply with
barrier-free accessibility guidelines for structural strength. For typical
water closet applications in toilet stalls and rooms where ADA (Americans
With Disabilities Act) requirements must be met.
A5110 Grab Bar, 1-1/4 1 C/C A 1-1/4 diameter, satin finish stainless steel, peened gripping surface, 2
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, wall shower, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges. Snap over flanges
Shower Use are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection of mounting kits
and concealed anchor devices are available from the manufacturers for
different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply with barrier-free
accessibility guidelines for structural strength. For typical applications in
shower stalls where ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act) requirements
must be met.
A5170 Rod, Shower 1 C/C A concealed mounted, 1 outside diameter, satin finish stainless steel,
Curtain, 1Diameter, shower curtain rod with white vinyl shower curtain (72 H) and SS
W/Curtain & Hooks shower curtain hooks. Rod and curtain available in various widths. For
general purpose use at shower stall or bathtub locations. Pricing based
upon standard shower stall dimensions of 36 x 36 and a standard
curtain height of 72.
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A5175 Soap Dish, With Bar, 1 C/C A recessed mounted, satin finish stainless steel, soap dish with bar. Soap
SS, Recessed dish furnished with retaining lip and mounting clamp for installation in
stud walls or countertop aprons. For general purpose use in shower stalls
or at bathtub locations.
A5200 Dispenser, Toilet 1 C/C A concealed surface mounted, double roll, satin finish stainless steel,
Tissue, SS, 2-Roll, toilet tissue dispenser. Unit accommodates two standard-core toilet tissue
Surface Mntd rolls through 5 in diameter. Spindles are chrome plated plastic with a
heavy-duty internal spring and turn freely for non-controlled delivery. For
general purpose use in restrooms.
A5205 Bar, Towel, 1 2 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, 1 diameter, towel bar.
Diameter, SS, Surface Support posts and flanges are one piece, chrome-plated, cast heavy brass
Mounted with satin finish. Towel bar shall not rotate within support posts. Avail-
able in 18, 24 and 30 widths. For general purpose use in shower or
bathtub rooms. Pricing based upon a suggested standard width of 18.
F2000 Basket, Wastepaper, 1 V/V Round wastepaper basket, approximately 18 high X 16 diameter. This
Round, Metal metal unit is used to collect and temporarily store small quantities of
paper refuse in patient rooms, administrative areas and nursing stations.
P1150 Valve, Rinse, Bedpan, 1 C/C Bedpan rinsing valve with deodorant/disinfectant spray. Unit is wall
With Disinfectant mounted above a water closet having an exposed flush valve. Flush water
Injector shall be available to rinse the pan with the balance used to flush the waste.
Used in dirty utility rooms located in patient care areas throughout the
hospital. Unit is used to flush and disinfect a dirty bedpan.
P5040 Shower, Single, 1 C/C A complete, barrier-free, single hand-held, personal shower system. The
Hand-Held shower system includes: pressure balanced mixing valve with high tem-
perature limit stop; personal hand shower; shower hose; wall supply; and
slide bar. For general purpose use throughout the facility in shower stalls.
or
P1050 Bathtub, Patient 1 C/C White acrylic bathtub used for patient bathing. Includes drain and skirt.
P9056 Toilet, Floor 1 C/C A floor mounted, flush valve toilet with an elongated front and a load
Mounted, Bariatric capacity of 1,000 pounds. The toilet with be vitreous china with a 1.28
or 1.6 Gpf low water consumption rate with a rear outlet. See manufac-
turers literature for recommended flush valves and toilet seats.
PT073 Shelving, Specialty, 1 C/C
Size As Required
PT074 Bar, Grab, Retract- 1 C/C
able

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NURSE STATION AND CRASH CART Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
ALCOVE-FLOOR PLAN SKETCH A0.01
4.2.2 Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1); Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)
A103
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - NURSE

ISSUED WITH
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING NUMBER
STATION
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = VA
Function: 1'-0"POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN 28320.000 04/10/14
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
The centralized
DRAWING SCALE nurse station allows for more efficient use of space, staff
PROJECT redundancy/ accountability
NUMBER DATE and camaraderie. Single
28320 12/11/13
location for technology, systems reporting. Design considerations include maximizing patient visibility from station, increased
staff walking distances
PROJECT NUMBER to rooms and
DATEprovision of sound absorptive materials to reduce noise from station. Crash cart should be
accessible from the nurse station and the corridor.

A5075
E0954 SOAP DISPENSER
CART, EMERGENCY CS250
M7660 SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
DEFIBRILLATOR/MONITOR/ A5107
RECORDER, PORTABLE DISPENSER, GLOVE
M1100 A5080
RESUSCITATOR PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
M1110 M1820
RESUSCITATOR, INFANT IMPRINTER, DATA RECORD, ELECTRIC
9' - 6" M1840
M7905
[2896 mm] PRINTER/COPIER/FAX COMBINATION
OXIMETER, PULSE
A6165
M8770
PNEUMATIC TUBE STATION
ASPIRATOR/PRESSURE
F3200
UNIT
CLOCK
E
RCA01
DISTRIBUTION
GFI
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
T
F3050
AUTOMATIC CT020
WHITEBOARD COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
12' - 0" WIDE 1
[3658 mm]
M1605
12' - 0"
E HOLDER, CHART, 20 EACH

SUPPLY
3700 mm
12' - 0"
Room A5077
STATION, NSTA1
MEDICATION,
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
24 F0280
AUTOMATIC
114 SFSWIVEL, LOW BACK
CHAIR, (SPECIALIZED
PT067 AREA FOR MOBILE
PHYSICIANS OR
STORAGE CART
THERAPISTS)
MODULAR NURSE STATION,
7' - 0" WIDE
CLOCK
F2000
FB
BASKET, WASTEPAPER NCC
M1801
COMPUTER W/ FLAT PANEL M7850
MONITOR MARKER BOARD MONITOR PHYSIOLOGICAL, CENTRAL
PT066
M1801
MODULAR NURSE STATION,
COMPUTER W/ FLAT PANEL MONITOR
4' - 0" WIDE
(OPEN BELOW FOR 22' - 0"
PATIENTS TO ROLL UNDER) 6700 mm
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
0' 4' 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
Plot Date: 8/26/2014 4:09:37 PM
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Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
A0.02

STATION SKETCH
Nurse
1/4" = 1'-0"Station, Inpatient (NSTA1); Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)
28320.000 04/10/14
DRAWING SCALE A103PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
PNEUMATIC
TUBE SHAFT
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
9' - 0"
E
RCA01 DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION, DT
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION, NSTA1
Room MEDICATION,
24 8' - 6" AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 0' 4' 8'
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DRAWING REFERENCE STATION
PROJECT NAME
SKETCH
Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1); Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/01/14
DRAWING SCALE
A103 PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
PT049 A6165
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 PNEUMATIC TUBE STATION
DR, 36" WIDE
F3200
CLOCK
9' - 6" GYPSUM

[2896 mm] SOFFIT
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
E
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
C04E0
[3658 mm]
CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE

12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
C04P0 PT085
STATION,
Room
CABINET, SINK, U/C/B, 36" WIDE MEDICATION, CABINET, U/C/B, FILING, LATERAL
A5080
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
Elevation 1 CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)
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Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
VIEW A0.04

Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1); Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)
DRAWING REFERENCE STATION
PROJECT NAME
28320.000 07/14/14

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Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1)

Room Data Sheet
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard / Paint / Security/Duress
Acoustical Tackable Wall Covering CCTV Potentially for brain
Base Resilient Base injury patient
Floor Finish Rubber Flooring or Solid Vinyl Telephone Yes
Floor Tile Pub Address Yes
Door Open Radio
Hardware N/A Data Yes
Noise (STC Rating) N/A Panic Call
Depression None Special Battery Operated Clock Yes
Construction System furniture desk, solid surface Intercom (Phone)
counter top with intergral sink, wall
Staff Assist
hung cabinets, base cabinets.
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: 2 air changes/hr Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Cold Water Yes
Relative Humidity/Heating 20% Hot Water Yes
Room Pressure Neutral Laboratory Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING Nitrous Oxide
General: Nitrogen
1. 2x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, Linear prismatic fully Anesthesia Evac
frosted acrylic lens with F32T8 lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70
2. Linear fluorescent cove light in soffit
3. Under cabinet light
4. Lighting Level: 50fc
* Zone valve box and local area alarm to be located here

Equipment List

A5075 Dispenser, Soap, 1 V/V Disposable soap dispenser. One-handed dispensing operation.
Disposable Designed to accommodate disposable soap cartridge and valve.
A5077 Dispenser, Hand 1 C/C A touch free wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. For use through-
Sanitizer, Hands-Free out a healthcare facility. Unit does not include the sanitizing liquid.
Units are battery operated.
Towel, SS, Surface dispenser. Dispenser features: tumbler lock; front hinged at bottom;
Mounted and refill indicator slot. Minimum capacity 400 single-fold paper
towels. For general purpose use throughout the facility.
A5107 Dispenser, Glove, 1 V/V Examination glove dispenser box for wall mounting. Fabricated
Surgical/Examination, of either cold rolled steel with a white baked enamel finish, plastic
Wall Mntd or acrylic. Provided with wall bracket to facilitate mounting and
demounting.
A6165 Station, Pneumatic 1 C/C The basic pneumatic tube system consists of a tube linking two or
Tube System more different locations, a carrier to carry the payload and a power
source to move the carrier from one location to another. The systems
becomes more complex when the system is expanded to a network
containing hundreds of locations and dozens of zones that need to
transport the payload simultaneously.
C04E0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 1 1 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with an adjustable shelf
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 and a full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as
DO, 36x36x22 a combination cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general
purpose use throughout the facility.
C04P0 Cabinet, Sink, U/C/B, 1 C/C Standing height under counter base sink cabinet with solid hinged
2 Door, 36x36x22 doors. Also referred to as a double-door sink cabinet. For general
purpose use throughout the facility where a sink is to be used. Coor-
dinate actual clear cabinet dimension with the actual outside dimen-
sion of sink that is specified to ensure that they are compatible.
CS250 Sink, SS, Single Com- 1 C/C Single compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming,
partment, 6x12x9 ID ledge-type, connected with a drain and provided with a mixing faucet.
It shall also be provided with pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center,
integral back ledge to accommodate deck-mounted fixtures, brushed/
polished interior and top surfaces, and sound deadened. Recom-
mended for use in suspended or U/C/B sink cabinets having a high
plastic laminate or Chemsurf laminate countertop/work surface. For
thickness of 1, and a 4 butt backsplash/curb. Also referred to as a
work surface or work top. Available in a choice of colors and depths.
Used in lab and other hospital areas requiring optimum physical and
chemical resisting properties.
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Equipment List
F0280 Chair, Swivel, Low 4 V/V Low back contemporary swivel chair, 37 high X 25 wide X 31 deep
Back with a five (5) caster swivel base, arms and foam padded seat and back
upholstered with either woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F2000 Basket, Wastepaper, 2 V/V Round wastepaper basket, approximately 18 high X 16 diameter.
Round, Metal This metal unit is used to collect and temporarily store small quanti-
ties of paper refuse in patient rooms, administrative areas and nursing
stations.
F3050 Whiteboard, Dry Er 1 C/C Whiteboard unit, approximately 36 H x 48 W consisting of a white
ase porcelain enamel writing surface with an attached chalk tray. Mag-
netic surface available. Image can be easily removed with a standard
chalkboard eraser. For use with water color pens. Unit is ready to
hang.
included).
M1605 Holder, Chart, 20 1 V/V Clinical chart holder cart. 20 chart capacity. 2 side-by-side tiers.
Each May be ordered in various chart capacities. Constructed of heavy
metal frames with vinyl laminated surfaces or painted panels. 3
casters with locks. Used to hold patient spring loaded charts.
M1801 Computer, Micropro- 4 V/V Desk top microprocessing computer. The unit shall consist of a
cessing, w/Flat Panel central processing mini tower, flat panel monitor, keyboard, mouse
Monitor and speakers. The system shall have the following minimum
characteristics: a 2.8 GHz Pentium processor; 512 MB memory;
80GB hard drive; 32/48x CD-ROMDVD combo; 1.44MB network
interface card; video 32 MB NVIDIA; a 18 inch flat panel monitor.
The computer is used throughout the facility to input, manipulate and
retrieve information.
M1820 Imprinter, Data 1 V/V Electric data record imprinter. The device accepts embossed plastic
Record, Electric patient cards in either the 50 column or the 80 column format and
adjusts automatically for card size and form thickness. Device will
provide clear readable impressions with a cycle that is less than 1
second in length. Electro-mechanical design provides for a consistent
impression that is independent of operator knowledge or technique.
Unit may include a date/time stamp as an accessory.
M1840 Printer/Copier/Fax 1 V/V Multifunctional printer, fax, scanner and copier (PFC) all-in-one
Combination machine.
M7850 Monitor, Physiologi- 1 V/V Eight bed central physiologic monitoring station. System consists
cal, Central, 8 Bed, of a central monitor that displays patient information from bedside
Color monitors. It also centralizes alarm and recording functions from
ECG tracings to vital signs display. Up to eight patients monitoring
capabilities. Designed for use in the ICU, C / CU, emergency room
or recovery room.
PT049 Cabinet, Wall Hung, 2 4 C/C
Shelf, 2 Door, 36

Equipment List
Nurse Station, 2 C/C

PT066 Modular 4
PT067 Modular 7
Cabinet, U/C/B 2 C/C
Filing, Lateral 36 x 22
PT085 x 36H
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Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)

Equipment List

E0954 Cart, Emergency, 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
Mobile, 66H x
52W x 22D 1 Cart body, style-A narrow, w/raised edge top and breakaway lock bar
w/tabs
2 Accessory rails, side
1 Accessory rail, back
1 Defibrillator tray; 1 IV pole
1 Flip-up shelf
1 Wastebasket and holder
1 Oxygen
M1100 Resuscitator, Bag- 1 V/V Hand operated bag-mask resuscitator. Consists of face mask, non-
Mask, Hand Oper- rebreathing valve, compression bag and tidal bag. Used for resuscitation
ated in life saving situations.
M1110 Resuscitator, Bag- 1 V/V Hand operated bag-mask resuscitator. Consists of an infant face mask,
Mask, Hand Op, non-rebreathing, pressure limiting safety valve, compression bag, tidal
Infant bag, oxygen reservoir bag and manometer connection and wall bracket.
Cleaning and decontamination methods include disinfecting, pasteuriza-
tion, boiling and steam autoclaving. Used for resuscitation of infants in
life saving situations.
M7660 Defibrillator/ 1 V/V Portable defibrillator-monitor-recorder. Integral unit system operable
Monitor/Recorder, from self-contained rechargeable batteries. ECG may be viewed through
Portable paddles or patient cable. Options include external pacing and 12-Lead.
M7905 Oximeter, Pulse 1 V/V Pulse oximeter for continuous surveillance of patient pulse and oxygen
saturation rates. Instrument features LED display, audio and visual
alarms, automatic calibration and battery operation in case of power
failure. Other applications include sleep studies.
M8770 Aspirator/Pressure 1 V/V General purpose suction/pressure apparatus. Double stainless steel
Unit, General console unit with a 1/8 HP motor, stand-mounted. Stands include 2 1/2
Purpose casters with chemical resistant top. Pumps suction capacity: 22 LPM.
Unit includes collection bottle, bacteria f

URSE STATION DECENTRALIZED A0.01
WING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION
SKETCH CENTER -
SKETCH
Nurse Station, Decentralized (Optional)
WING REFERENCE INPATIENT
PROJECT NAME NS
1/4" = STATION
URSE 1'-0" DECENTRALIZED 28320.000A103 04/10/14
A0.01
WING SCALE ISSUED WITH PROJECT NUMBER
DRAWING NUMBER DATE
WING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABVA DESIGN

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER -
Function: GUIDE
WING REFERENCE
PROJECT NAME
INPATIENT
7' NAME
PROJECT NS via a corridor niche with direct observation into two
- 0" model
This optional Nurse Station provides for a decentralized nursing
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/132100 mm
28320.000
paired patient rooms. Design considerations include type 04/10/14
of equipment (computers, etc.), charting and filing to be done at satellite
WING SCALE
stations and whether such is toNUMBER
PROJECT be part of the niche
DATE or portable. For a 12 bed unit with all standard rooms this total should be
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
multiplied by six (6). In addition, a separate staff workroom for centralized functions and patient
PATIENT consultations
BEDROOM SIDE / privacy should
be provided.
VIEWING WINDOW
GFI 7' - 0" GFI
2100 mm
PATIENT BEDROOM SIDE

VIEWING WINDOW
CB
900 mm
3' - 0"
GFI GFI
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
VIEWING WINDOW CORRIDOR SIDE

CB
900 mm
3' - 0"
CT020 M1801
E COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE COMPUTER WITH FLAT PANEL MONITOR
7'-0" WIDE F0280
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM, CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK
MEDICATION,
VIEWING WINDOW
AUTOMATIC CORRIDOR SIDE
CT020 M1801
[3658 mm]
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE COMPUTER WITH FLAT PANEL MONITOR

12' - 0"
E WIDE
7'-0" F0280
SUPPLY CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
9' - 0"
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 9' - 0"

Floor/Equipment Plan & Reflected Ceiling Plan
1700 NEW
NOTE: GuideYORK
platesAVENUE NW representations
are graphical SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DCtypes,
of selected room 20006illustrating
the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
Plot Date: 8/24/2014 2:46:11 PM

4.501700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM Plot Date: 8/24/2014 2:46:11 PM
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER -
DRAWING REFERENCE INPATIENT
PROJECT NAME NS
28320.000 Polytrauma
07/01/14 Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014

Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:24:09 PM

Room Data Sheet
Acoustical Tackable Wall Covering CCTV
Base Resilient Base Telephone Yes
Floor Finish Rubber Flooring or Solid Vinyl Pub Address Yes
Floor Tile
Radio
Door Open
Data Yes
Hardware N/A
Panic Call
Noise (STC Rating) 35 Slab
Battery Operated Clock
Depression None Special Intercom (Phone)
Construction Counter Staff Assist
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: 2 Air Changes/hr Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Cold Water
Hot Water
Laboratory Air
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent
Medical Air
Number of People 1
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING
Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
1. Downlight Compact Fluorescent Light Fixture,
Quad-Tube T4
configuration
4.52

Equipment List

M1801 Computer, Micro- 1 V/V Desk top microprocessing computer. The unit shall consist of a central
processing, w/Flat processing mini tower, flat panel monitor, keyboard, mouse and speak-
Panel Monitor ers. The system shall have the following minimum characteristics: a 2.8
GHz Pentium processor; 512 MB memory; 80GB hard drive; 32/48x
CD-ROMDVD combo; a 3.5 floppy drive; 1.44MB network interface
card; video 32 MB NVIDIA; a 15 inch flat panel color monitor. The
computer is used throughout the facility to input, manipulate and retrieve
information.

PLAN A0.01

MEDICATION SKETCH
ROOM
4.2.31/4" =Medication Room (MEDP1)
1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
A103 28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/02/14
DATE

Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
The medications area is where patient medications are stored and then prepared for distribution. There must be adequate space for
space at one time. The12/11/13
several nurses to use this28320 PRC patients require more medication than a typical medical/surgical patients
therefore more space forPROJECT
auto dispensing
NUMBER (pxysis, DATE
ommicell, etc) should be provided.
9' - 6"
2900 mm
F3200
R6200
CLOCK
REFRIGERATOR, U/C
CT020
9' - 6"
[2896 mm] 6' - 0" WIDE
M1801 M3150
COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM,
A5080 MEDP1 MEDICATION, AUTOMATIC
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER GFI
E CS250
3700 mm
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
DISTRIBUTION
1
12' - 0"
A5075 SYSTEM,
SOAP DISPENSER MEDICATION,
A5107 AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER, GLOVE
T
A5108
[3658 mm]
" AREA FOR MOBILE

12' - 0"
E
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS
F2000 5'-6 STORAGE CART
SUPPLY
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 F3050
AUTOMATIC
WHITEBOARD
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Floor/Equipment Plan (120 NSF/11.2 NSM)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room Plottypes,
Date:illustrating
8/19/2014 the integration
3:29:47 PM of space, components, systems, and equipment.

4.54
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
RCP A0.02
DRAWING TITLE SKETCH
Medication Room (MEDP1) POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER -

DRAWING REFERENCE A103
MEDICATION
PROJECT NAME ROOM
1/4" = 1'-0" ISSUED WITH
28320.000
DRAWING NUMBER
07/02/14
DRAWING SCALE VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm] 7' - 2"
E
MEDP1
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
DTAUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC 9' - 0"
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

1700 NEW
are contained in VA Design YORKand
Manuals AVENUE NW SUITE
Space Planning 100 located
Criteria WASHINGTON,
in the VADC 20006 Information
Technical 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Library.
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:28:38 PM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM

DRAWING REFERENCE MEDICATION ROOM
PROJECT NAMESKETCH
Medication
1/4" = 1'-0" Room (MEDP1) 28320.000 07/02/14
DRAWING SCALE A103 PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6" PT049

[2896 mm] CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
A5107
E DISPENSER, GLOVE
DISTRIBUTION A5075
SYSTEM, SOAP DISPENSER
MEDICATION, A5080
AUTOMATIC
R6200
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E REFRIGERATOR, U/C
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC C04P0
CABINET, SINK, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
114 SF Elevation 1 AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com Elevation(s)
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:28:42 PM

4.56
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
3D VIEW A0.04
Medication Room (MEDP1)
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH

DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE MEDICATION

PROJECT NAME ROOM
28320.000 07/02/14
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:28:46 PM


Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Acoustical Ceiling Tile Patient Monitor
Ceiling Height 9-0 Nurse Call
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard / Paint Security/Duress Yes
Base Resilient Base CCTV
Floor Finish Resilient Tile Flooring (Vinyl Telephone Yes
Composition Tile) Pub Address
Door 3-0 x 7-0, Wood or Metal, Card Radio
Reader
Data Yes
Hardware SH-3D
Panic Call
Battery Operated Clock Yes
Depression None Special
Intercom (Phone) Yes
Construction Solid surface counter with drop-in
sink, wall hung cabinets, and base Staff Assist
cabinets
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: 2 Air Changes/Hr Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Relative Humidity/Cooling: 60% Cold Water Yes
Room Pressure Positive (+) Laboratory Vacuum
Oxygen
General: Nitrogen
1. 2x4 Fluorescent Light Fixture, Acrylic, Prismatic Lens Anesthesia Evac
with F32T8 Lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70
4.58

Equipment List

C04P0 Cabinet, Sink, 1 C/C Standing height under counter base sink cabinet with solid hinged doors.
U/C/B, 2 Door, Also referred to as a double-door sink cabinet. For general purpose use
36x36x22 throughout the facility where a sink is to be used. Coordinate actual
clear cabinet dimension with the actual outside dimension of sink that is
specified to ensure that they are compatible.
CS250 Sink, SS, Single 1 C/C Single compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming, ledge-type,
Compartment, connected with a drain and provided with a mixing faucet. It shall also be
6x12x9 ID provided with pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center, integral back ledge
to accommodate deck-mounted fixtures, brushed/polished interior and
top surfaces, and sound deadened. Recommended for use in suspended or
U/C/B sink cabinets having a high plastic laminate or Chemsurf laminate
countertop/work surface. For general purpose use throughout the facility.
included).
F3050 Whiteboard, Dry Er 1 V/V Whiteboard unit, approximately 36 H x 48 W consisting of a white
ase porcelain enamel writing surface with an attached chalk tray. Magnetic
surface available. Image can be easily removed with a standard chalk-
board eraser. For use with water color pens. Unit is ready to hang.

Equipment List
CD-ROMDVD combo; 1.44MB network interface card; video 32 MB
NVIDIA; a 18 inch flat panel monitor. The computer is used throughout
the facility to input, manipulate and retrieve information.
M3150 Distribution System, 2 V/V An automated dispensing system that provides controlled dispensing,
Medication, Auto- inventory and security. Size and cost will vary dependent on number of
matic modules selected.
R6200 Refrigerator, U/C or 1 V/V Utility refrigerator approximately 35 H x 24 W x 26 D. The unit has
F/S, 5 Cu Ft a two tray ice cube cooling system. The refrigerator fits standard architec-
tural dimensions for undercounter installation. The unit is perfect for use
in nurses station, wards, and laboratories, pharmacies or wherever space is
limited.
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
4.60
4.2.4 Dining Room(PRD01); Storage, Food Pantry(SRE01);

Kitchen, OT Training(IPK01)
Function:
The Dining Room is a shared Patient & Family space. It provides for group interaction and socialization for patients. The Kitchen
is used by family during 24/7 and/or long term patient stays. It allows family members to remain close to their loved ones, provides
flexibility in scheduling meals and offers a lower cost alternative to restaurants or hospital food. The Dining Room & Kitchen are
part of the overall Family suite of spaces which promote improved patient outcomes via an integrated model of care.
The dining area should create a sense of intimacy and provide for a reprieve from the uniform illumination required in other
clinical areas.
Lighting Considerations:
1. Provide ceiling and wall lighting treatments. This helps enhance the depth of brightness within the visual field.
See drawings on the next page(s).

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - IP DINING
1/8" = 1'-0" SKETCH

28320.000 06/17/14
Dining Room(PRD01); Storage, Food Pantry(SRE01); Kitchen,
OT Training(IPK01) A103
CS230
SINK, SS, DOUBLE COMPARTMENT
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME A5080
28320 12/11/13 A5075
NC
PROJECT NUMBER DATE SOAP DISPENSER
P2100
IPK01
3100 mm
10' - 0"
SRE01 GARBAGE DISPOSAL

GFI
2 CT050
T
M2055 COUNTERTOP, STAINLESS STEEL
GFI 5' - 0" WIDE
SHELVING, STORAGE R7000
FOOD STATION
REFRIGERATOR
A6135
PP
5' - 0" SHUTTER, ROLL DOWN

CT020
CS250
9' - 6" PP SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
3 3
[2896 mm] A5077 A5080

DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
PT003 PT003 A5075
F3025
TABLE, DINING TABLE, DINING SOAP DISPENSER
MENU BOARD
W/KEYHOLE HANGERS F0225
PT003 PT003
CHAIR, DINING
TABLE, DINING TABLE, DINING
14000 mm
11430 mm
48' - 0"
F3200 4' - 0" 3' - 0"

37' - 6"
CLOCK DISTRIBUTION
6' - 0"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
PRD01

A5212
4' - 0"
AUTOMATIC
6"
TV
5'-
BRACKET, TELEVISION F0225

A5220
[3658 mm]
CHAIR, DINING
12' - 0"
E
BRACKET, TELEVISION,
WALL BACKING
SUPPLY
M0512 STATION, PT003 PT003 CT020
Room TELEVISION, HDTV NC MEDICATION, TABLE, DINING TABLE, DINING COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
12' - 0" WIDE
24 AUTOMATIC
K8250
114 SF
PP AREA FOR MOBILE
3 3
TOASTER
STORAGE CART
K1552
5' - 0"
COFFEE MACHINE
CLOCK 1 K4665
GFI
OVEN, MICROWAVE
PP
K2115BOARD
MARKER R4650 CS250
DISPENSER, DRINK ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
R7000 F2020
REFRIGERATOR CAN, TRASH
29' - 0"
8800 mm
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
0' 17008'NEW YORK AVENUE
16' NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, Polytrauma Rehabilitation
DC 20006 202.842.2100 Center Inpatient Unit
Floor/Equipment Plan (1000 NSF/93.0
Plot Date: NSM;
8/26/2014 4:05:26 PM100 NSF/9.3 NSM; 300 NSF/27.9 NSM)
T OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE

4.62
ot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
1/8" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/26/14
SKETCH
A103
OT Training(IPK01) ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
8' - 0" 9' - 0"
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
7' - 2"
IPK01 DT
SRE01
9' - 6"
[2896 mm] DT
PRD01
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
10' - 0"
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
DT
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
7' - 2"
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0

8' 1700 NEW YORK
0' AVENUE NW SUITE
8' 100 WASHINGTON,
16' DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 8/26/2014 4:05:38 PM
R OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER

U.S. Department of VeteransNUMBER
Affairs IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
ELEVATIONS
A0.03
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/09/14
DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER
SKETCH
DATE
Dining
1/4" = 1'-0" Room(PRD01); Kitchen, OT Training(IPK01)
28320.000 07/09/14
DRAWING
PT078
SCALEW-H, 2 SHELF, 2DR, 20"H X 36"W
CABINET,
R4650
VA POLYTRAUMA
ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP
PT078 REHAB DESIGN
PT049
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF,GUIDE
2DR, 20"H
PROJECT X 36"W
NAME
R4650
28320
12/11/13
PT049
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GYPSUM
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE SOFFIT
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
CT020
12'-0" WIDE
CT020
9' - 6" 12'-0" WIDE
[2896 mm] C04E0
PT045 C04E0
BASE, ADA, SINK, WALL MTD
C04E0 CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE A5080
PT045 PAPER TOWEL
C04E0 DISPENSER
E
A5075
BASE, ADA, SINK, WALL MTD CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
DISTRIBUTION SOAP DISPENSER
A5080
Elevation SYSTEM,
1
MEDICATION, PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
DINING ELEVATION A5075
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
AUTOMATIC
SOAP DISPENSER
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
DININGE ELEVATION
1 PT049
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SUPPLY
GYPSUM
STATION,
Room
SOFFIT
MEDICATION,
PT059
24 AUTOMATIC
PT049
114 SF
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE GYPSUM
AREA FORSOFFIT
MOBILE
PT059 STORAGE CART
A5080
CLOCK
A5075 A5080
SOAPTOWEL
PAPER DISPENSER
DISPENSER
C05P0 C04E0
A5075 MARKER BOARD CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
SOAP DISPENSER
C05P0 C04E0
CABINET, SINK, U/C/B, 48" WIDE Elevation 2
PREP KITCHEN ELEVATION CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
SCALE:1700
1/4 =2
NEW YORK AVENUE
1-0 SCALE: NW
1/4" =SUITE
1'-0" 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
4' 0' 4' Plot Date: 8/26/2014
8' 4:05:42 PM
PREP KITCHEN ELEVATION
1700 NEW2YORK AVENUE
Elevation(s)
SCALE: NW
1/4" =SUITE
1'-0" 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected
GRAPHIC SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Plot room 8/26/2014
Date: types, 4:05:42 the
illustrating PM integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.

4.64
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
28320.000 07/09/14

OT Training(IPK01)
Plot Date: 8/26/2014Polytrauma
4:05:47 PM Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit

3D VIEW A0.05
Dining Room(PRD01); Storage, Food Pantry(SRE01);

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATIONKitchen,
CENTER - IP DINING
OT Training(IPK01)
28320.000 07/11/14

Plot Date: 8/26/2014 4:05:52 PM
4.66
Dining Room (PRD01)

Room Data Sheet
Wall Finish Mold Resistant Gypsum Wallboard Security/Duress
/ Paint / Wall Covering CCTV
Base Profile Base Telephone Yes
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile Pub Address
Door 4-0 x 7-0, Wood or Metal pair, Radio
Tempered Glass, Push Plates
Data Yes
Hardware 12G
Panic Call
Intercom (Phone)
sink, wall hung cabinets, and base Staff Assist Yes
cabinets
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Relative Humidity/Cooling: 60% PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
Relative Humidity/Heating 20% Cold Water Yes
Minimum Air Changes/Hr. 6 Hot Water Yes
Room Pressure Neutral Laboratory Air
AC Load Lights As Required Laboratory Vacuum
AC Load Equipment As Required Sanitary/Vent Yes
Number of People 20 Medical Air
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
1. 2x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, linear prismatic fully
Anesthesia Evac
2. Wallwash light fixture
3. Under Cabinet Light
4. Provides Ballasts per Fixture for Desired Switching
Configuration

Storage, Food Pantry (SRE01)
Room Data Sheet
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard / Paint /Wall Security/Duress
Guards and Bumper Guards CCTV
Base Resilient Base Telephone
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile Pub Address
Door 3-0 x 7-0, Wood or Metal Radio
Hardware 4F Data
Noise (STC Rating) 40 Slab Panic Call
Depression None Special Battery Operated Clock
Construction Intercom (Phone)
Staff Asssit
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: N/A Emergency
100% Exhaust Air
Relative Humidity/Cooling: 60% Cold Water
Relative Humidity/Heating 20% Hot Water
AC Load Lights As Required Sanitary/Vent
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrogen
LIGHTING
Anesthesia Evac
General:
1. 2x4 Fluorescent Light Fixture, Acrylic, Prismatic Lens
4.68
Kitchen, OT Training (IPK01)

Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile Telephone Yes
Hardware 4J Radio
Noise (STC Rating) 40 Slab Data Yes
Depression None Special Panic Call
Construction Stainless steel counter with drop- Battery Operated Clock
in sink, solid surface counter with Intercom (Phone)
drop-in sink, wall hung cabinets,
Staff Assist Yes
and base cabinets
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air -
Noise Criteria NC40
Relative Humidity/Heating N/A Cold Water Yes
Room Pressure Negative (-) Laboratory Air
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING
Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
configuration
4. Lighting level: 50fc

Dining Room (PRD01)
Equipment List

A5077 Dispenser, Hand 1 C/C A touch free wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. For use throughout
Sanitizer, Hands-Free a healthcare facility. Unit does not include the sanitizing liquid. Units
are battery operated.
Angle lbs.
spacing.
CS250 Sink, SS, Single 1 C/C Single compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming, ledge-
Compartment, type, connected with a drain and provided with a mixing faucet. It shall
6x12x9 ID also be provided with pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center, integral
back ledge to accommodate deck-mounted fixtures, brushed/polished
interior and top surfaces, and sound deadened. Recommended for use
in suspended or U/C/B sink cabinets having a high plastic laminate or
Chemsurf laminate countertop/work surface. For general purpose use
throughout the facility.
C03E0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 1 2 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with an adjustable shelf and a
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as a combi-
DO, 36x30x22 nation cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general purpose
use throughout the facility.
F0225 Chair, Dining Room AR V/V Dining room chair with glides. Chair has straight legs with cushioned
cloth or vinyl seat.
F2020 Can, Trash, 44 1 V/V Forty four (44) gallon trash can, 32 high X 24 diameter, with lid. Used
Gallon to collect and transport refuse from a point of origin to point of disposal
(example: from soiled utility or a nursing unit to the trash compactor at
housekeeping).
4.70
Dining Room (PRD01)

Equipment List
included).
K1552 Brewer, Coffee, Auto, 1 V/V Space saving front to back automatic coffee maker. This unit includes a
Elect, 3 Burner, heating tank, connection for a cold water supply, decanter service with
Front/Back three burners, funnel and a water flow controller. The unit is used for
semi-automatic coffee brewing in cafeterias and commercial institutions.
The unit automatically shuts off the water flow when enough has passed
through to fill the pot. The unit is normally provided plumbed with a
hot water faucet to the side for making other hot drinks (tea, cider, cocoa,
etc.). The database height dimension does not include the clearance for
coffee decanters warming on the upper burners.
K4665 Oven, Microwave, 1 V/V Counter mounted microwave oven for average duty use. The exterior
Consumer cabinet can be metal or heavy duty impact resistant plastic. The oven
delivers instant energy for rapid heating, defrosting or prime cooking.
The oven has touch pad controls, digital timer, power level selector and
preprogrammed selectors for commonly cooked items. This oven is
commonly found in staff lounges.
M0512 Television, HDTV, 2 V/V A high definition (HDTV) multimedia, slim design, 60W to 65W
Large Screen, 60 color television. The TV will have a 16.9 wide screen aspect ratio with
full HD 1080p resolution and HDMI connections. TV may be LED,
Plasma or LCD. TV will include a stand.
PT003 Table, Dining, AR V/V
Adjustable Height
PT045 Base, ADA Sink 1 C/C
R4650 Ice Maker, Flaked, 1 C/C Ice maker dispenser approximately 71 H x 19D x 24W. This unit
With Dispenser provides flaked ice and cooled water automatically. The unit has a daily
capacity up to 650 pounds and a 100 pound capacity stainless steel
storage compartment with water station. It is a freestanding, automatic
load ice dispenser for food service and healthcare use. The unit is used in
healthcare institutions and various commercial food service operations for
dispensing ice.

Storage, Food Pantry (SRE01)
Equipment List

M2070 Shelving, Storage, AR V/V Storage shelving unit approximately 77 H X 36 W X 18 D. Corro-
77hx36wx18d sion resistant baked enamel, galvanized or stainless steel open unit with
adjustable shelves. The closed version is also available. For use in the
storage room.

Equipment List
A6135 Shutter, Roll, CRS, 1 C/C Coiling counter shutters require very little headroom and side room and
With Hood can be easily concealed in the surrounding structure. These units are used
for small openings or openings above counter tops. They are designed
primarily for security and are available in aluminum, stainless steel or
painted galvanized steel. Counter shutters can be operated manually
(push-up), hand cranked or motorized. Nominal size used for pricing,
48 high x 120 wide.
CS230 Sink, SS, Double 1 C/C Double compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming, ledge-
Chemsurf laminate countertop/work surface. Coordinate actual outside
sink dimensions with the actual clear dimension of cabinet specified to
ensure that they are compatible. For general purpose use throughout the
facility.
top surfaces, and sound deadened. Recommended for use in suspended
or U/C/B sink cabinets having a high plastic laminate or Chemsurf
laminate countertop/work surface. For general purpose use throughout
the facility.
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CT050 Countertop, Stainless AR C/C Stainless steel countertop (composition of heavy-gauge Type No. 304
Steel stainless steel) having a smooth satin finish and integral 4 backsplash/
curb. Also referred to as a corrosion-resistant steel work surface or work
top. Available in various depths. Used in areas where excellent ease of
cleaning, abrasion resistance, bacteria resistance, impact resistance, load
capacity and moisture resistance, are of concern. Pricing based upon a
24 depth.
DO, 36x36x22 nation cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general purpose use
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
2 Shelf, 1 Door, 12
x 30
P2100 Disposal, Garbage, 2 1 C/C Garbage disposal. A two (2) horsepower versatile waste disposal unit suit-
HP Motor able for facilities where 500 to 1000 meals are prepared and served daily.
Requires eight (8) gallons per minute water flow rate, and outlet flange
tapped for a two (2) inch pipe. Unit will have a manual reversing switch
and shall comply with MIL SPEC No. MIL-G-15840. Multiple electrical
configurations are available.
R7000 Refrigerator, 14 1 V/V This is a 14 Cubic Foot frostless top mount refrigerator/freezer ap-
Cubic Feet proximately 64 H x 28 W x 29 D. Combination unit that is used in
households or other areas where general purpose storage of perishable
items is required.

4.2.5 Multipurpose Room, Family Wellness (CLR09); Playroom
(PLAY1)
Function:
This room functions as an activity room for patients and family to interact and socialize outside of the patient room. Due to the
average length of stay and complexity of the injury of the polytrauma patient, this room serves a respite space and a quite area for
table top activities (card games, puzzles, board games), movies, or special events as well as educational activities for children. This
room compliments the active dining and gaming areas on the unit.
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FAMILY MULTIPURPOSE
DRAWING REFERENCE ROOM/PLAYROOM
PROJECT NAME Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320 01/14/14
Multipurpose Room, Family Wellness (CLR09); Playroom (PLAY1)
14' - 0"
F0215 4300 mm F0215
CHILDREN'S CHAIR CHILDREN'S CHAIR
F0760
F0760
CHILDREN'S TABLE
CHILDREN'S TABLE
F0465
F0110
CABINET, STORAGE
BOOKCASE, 3 SHELF F0255
F2000 PLAY1 CHAIR, EASY
BASKET, WASTEPAPER F0725
F3200 TABLE, OCCASIONAL, WOOD SIDE
CLOCK F2420
F0600 TABLE, OCCASIONAL, LAMP
CREDENZA, EXECUTIVE, WOOD
M0515
TELEVISION, HDTV
A5220
TV
F0375
BRACKET, TV, WALL BACKING
A5212 " SOFA, UPHOLSTERED
5'-6
TELEVISION BRACKET
8700 mm
28' - 6"
M0430
DVD PLAYER F0205
CLR09 NC
T
F0225 CHAIR, SIDE WITH ARMS

CHAIR, DINING ROOM
M1801
PT024
COMPUTER, MICROPROCESSING,
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 72"x30"
w/FLAT PANEL MONITOR
M1825
PRINTER, COMPUTER
F0225
PT065
CHAIR, DINING ROOM
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 72" x 24"
F2017
WASTE RECEPTACLE
1
GFI
R4650
ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP CT020
K4665 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
OVEN, MICROWAVE, CONSUMER 8' WIDE
A5080
PT004
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL,
BREWER, COFFEE, AUTO, ELECT
A5075 CS250
DISPENSER, SOAP, DISPOSABLE SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

GRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" 10/27/2014 5:13:45to
PM
They provide typical configurations and general technical Plot Date:and
guidance, are not intended be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements

FAMILY MULTUPURPOSE
PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320 07/28/14

SKETCH


DRAWING REFERENCE 9' - 0" GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PLAY1
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER CLR09
E
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
7' - 2" STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
FAMILY MULTIPURPOSE RCP

1 SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Inpatient
NOTE:TO ADDplates
Guide SGJJR OFFICErepresentations
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of selected roomTYPE
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illustrating theNUMBER
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4.76
FAMILY MULTUPURPOSE
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014

07/15/14
SKETCH
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
PT049
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, PT022
2 DR, 36"
9' -WIDE
6" GYPSUM SOFFIT CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
[2896 mm] PT038
A5080 CABINET, 1 SHELF, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL,
R4650
E A5075
DISTRIBUTION DISPENSER, SOAP, DISPOSABLE
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
PT045 AUTOMATIC
C03E0
BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
Elevation 1 STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF Elevation 1 -AREA
a FOR MOBILE
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)
Plot Date: 8/18/2014 8:06:07 PM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Multipurpose Room, Family Wellness (CLR09)
Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile or Carpet Tile Telephone Yes
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction Solid Surface counter with drop-in Battery Operated Clock Yes
sink, wall hung cabinets, and base Intercom (Phone)
cabinets
Staff Assist
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
1. 2x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, Linear prismatic fully
frosted acrylic lens with F32T8 lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70 Anesthesia Evac
3. Table Lamp
configuration
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Equipment List

A5075 Dispenser, Soap, 1 V/V Disposable soap dispenser. One-handed dispensing
Disposable operation. Designed to accommodate disposable soap
cartridge and valve.
A5080 Dispenser, Paper 1 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, single-
Towel, SS, Surface fold, paper towel dispenser. Dispenser features: tumbler
Mounted lock; front hinged at bottom; and refill indicator slot.
Minimum capacity 400 single-fold paper towels. For
A5212 Bracket, Television, 1 C/C A wall mounted, tilt/angled TV bracket for 37 to 80
Wall-Mounted, Tilt/ TVs. Mount will be a universal and VESA compliant
Angle unit with a load capacity of up to 130 lbs.
A5220 Bracket, Television, 1 C/C Wall mounted television bracket backing which pro-
Wall Backing vides additional support and strength for the installation
of the television bracket. Option available for interior or
exterior plate and sized for 12 16 or 24 stud spacing.
C03E0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 1 2 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with an ad-
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 justable shelf and a full width drawer above solid hinged
DO, 36x30x22 doors. Also referred to as a combination cabinet or a
drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general purpose use
CS250 Sink, SS, Single AR C/C Single compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-
Compartment, rimming, ledge-type, connected with a drain and provid-
6x12x9 ID ed with a mixing faucet. It shall also be provided with
pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center, integral back
ledge to accommodate deck-mounted fixtures, brushed/
polished interior and top surfaces, and sound deadened.
Recommended for use in suspended or U/C/B sink cabi-
nets having a high plastic laminate or Chemsurf lami-
nate countertop/work surface. For general purpose use
CT020 Countertop, Solid AR C/C A solid, nonporous countertop with a smooth seamless
Surface appearance. Easy to clean and maintain and with proper
cleaning does not support the growth of mold. An
acrylic-based solid surface product. Standard thickness
of 1, and a 4 butt backsplash/curb. Also referred to
as a work surface or work top. Available in a choice of
colors and depths. Used in lab and other hospital ar-
eas requiring optimum physical and chemical resisting
properties.

Equipment List
F0110 Bookcase, 3 Shelf 2 V/V Freestanding open metal shelf book case, approximately
60 high X 36 wide X 18 deep with three (3) adjust-
able shelves and four (4) non-marking floor glides.
F0205 Chair, Side With 2 V/V Upholstered side chair, 32 high X 21 wide X 23 deep
Arms with arms, padded seats and padded backs. Seat height
is a minimum of 17. Available with or without sled
base.
F0225 Chair, Dining 3 V/V Dining room chair with glides. Chair has straight legs
Room with cushioned cloth or vinyl seat.
F0255 Chair, Easy 1 V/V Easy chair approximately 35 high X 28 wide X 32
deep with arms and floor glides. Arms, back and seat
are foam padded and upholstered in woven textile fabric
or vinyl.
F0375 Sofa, Upholstered 1 V/V Executive sofa with woven fabric textile or vinyl uphol-
stery, foam padded arms, steel spring and foam rubber
backs and seats, and floor glides.
F0600 Credenza, Execu- 1 V/V Executive credenza with two (2) box drawers, two (2)
tive, Wood file drawers, a center closed storage area with adjustable
shelf and floor glides.
F0725 Table, Occasional, 1 V/V Executive chairside table, approximately 21 high X
Executive, Wood 26 wide X 20 deep. Used as an occasional table in an
executive suite.
F2017 Waste Receptacle, 1 V/V Rectangular steel waste receptacle with step-on lid and
24 GAL 24 gallon capacity. The receptacle is used to collect and
temporarily store small quantities of paper refuse. Can
be used in restrooms, patient areas, laboratories, phar-
macies, etc.
F2420 Lamp, Table, With 1 V/V Table lamp, 27-34 high X 6 wide X 6 deep with linen
Shade shade. Convenience outlet required at point of use.
K4665 Oven, Microwave, 1 V/V Counter mounted microwave oven for average duty use.
Consumer The exterior cabinet can be metal or heavy duty impact
resistant plastic. The oven delivers instant energy for
rapid heating, defrosting or prime cooking. The oven
has touch pad controls, digital timer, power level selec-
tor and preprogrammed selectors for commonly cooked
items. This oven is commonly found in staff lounges.
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Equipment List
M0430 Recorder/ Player, 1 V/V Professional medical grade DVD video recorder/player.
Digital, Video, Approximately 5 high X 10 wide X 14 deep. Meets
DVD NTSC and PAL standards and employs MPEG2 video
compression. Capable of high speed picture search,
direct recording into available disc space and record-
ing and playback on various DVD formats. Audio uses
Dolby digital format. Convenience outlet required at
point of use.
M0515 Television, HDTV 1 V/V 42 diagonal screen, high definition (HDTV) multime-
dia flat panel display television. The TV will have a
16:9 wide screen aspect ratio, a minimum of 1024 x 768
display resolution, NTSC tuner, built-in stereo speakers
and surround sound.
M1801 Computer, Micro- 1 V/V Desk top microprocessing computer. The unit shall con-
processing, w/Flat sist of a central processing mini tower, flat panel moni-
Panel Monitor tor, keyboard, mouse and speakers. The system shall
have the following minimum characteristics: a 2.8 GHz
Pentium processor; 512 MB memory; 80GB hard drive;
32/48x CD-ROMDVD combo; 1.44MB network inter-
face card; video 32 MB NVIDIA; a 18 inch flat panel
monitor. The computer is used throughout the facility to
input, manipulate and retrieve information.
M1825 Printer, Computer 1 V/V High resolution computer printer with a variety of type
styles and sheet/envelope feeder trays. Database in-
formation reflects network ready, medium duty office
style laser printers. Other types of printers (bubble jet,
dot matrix, line or plotter) as well as light or heavy use
capabilities are available.
R4650 Ice Maker, Flaked, 1 C/C Ice maker dispenser approximately 71 H x 19D x
With Dispenser 24W. This unit provides flaked ice and cooled water
automatically. The unit has a daily capacity up to 650
pounds and a 100 pound capacity stainless steel storage
compartment with water station. It is a freestanding,
automatic load ice dispenser for food service and health-
care use. The unit is used in healthcare institutions and
various commercial food service operations for dispens-
ing ice.
PT004 Brewer, Coffee 1 V/V
Maker, Single
Brewer

Equipment List
PT022 Cabinet, W-H, 2 1 V/V

Shelf, 2 Dr 30x30
Height 72x30
PT038 Cabinet, W-H, 1 C/C
1 Shelf, 2 DO,
20x30
PT049 Cabinet, Wall 1 C/C
Hung, 2 Shelf, 2
Door, 36
PT065 Table, Work, Ht. 1 V/V
Adjustable, 72 x 24
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Playroom (PLAY1)
Equipment List

F0215 Chair, Childs 2 V/V Armless stacking chair scaled for use by children. Lightweight and
available with a choice of different seat heights.
F0465 Cabinet, Storage, 2 1 V/V Storage cabinet, 78 high X 48 wide X 24 deep with two (2) doors and
Door, 5 Shelf five (5) adjustable shelves.
F0760 Table, Childs 2 V/V Childs table, approximately 25 high X 48 wide X 24 deep with floor
glides. Table used for testing, observation, meals, education and play.
included).

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SKETCH
4.2.6 Laundry Room, Patient (LAUN1)
Laundry Room Floor A101
DRAWING TITLE
A103 ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
ISSUED WITH VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN GUIDE

DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGNPROJECT NAME
Function:
1/4" = 1'-0" GUIDE
PROJECT NAME 28320 12/11/13
The laundry room functions as a resident space for patients and family members doing personal laundry. It also functions as an
DRAWING SCALE
28320
occupational therapy space 12/11/13
teaching and evaluating
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
patients on the tasks it takes to clean your clothing, fold the laundry and
transport it back to theirPROJECT
room.NUMBER DATE
14' - 0"
4300 mm
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
PT075
SHELF, LOWER
PT076
SHELF, UPPER
E M2300
WASHER, CLOTHES, AUTOMATIC DISTRIBUTION
M2400 SYSTEM, "
DRYER, CLOTHES, AUTOMATIC MEDICATION, 5'-6 P1965
EYEWASH, SINK
3400 mm
AUTOMATIC
11' - 0"
FLOOR DRAIN MOUNTED, HANDS FREE
T
PT080
1
[3658 mm]
M2400 VALVE, MIXING, FOR EYE

12' - 0"
E WASH USE
SUPPLY LAUN1
DRYER, CLOTHES, AUTOMATIC GFI CS250
M2300 STATION, 2 SINK, SS, SINGLE
Room
WASHER, CLOTHES, AUTOMATIC MEDICATION, NC COMPARTMENT
24 PT076 CT020
AUTOMATIC
SHELF, UPPER COUNTERTOP, SOLID
114 SF PT075 SURFACE 5' - 6" WIDE
AREA FOR MOBILE F0295
SHELF, LOWER STORAGE CART
CHAIR, STACKING
A5205
CLOCK BAR, HANGING
F2017
WASTE RECEPTACLE
MARKER BOARD
LAUNDRY ROOM
SCALE: 1/41= 1-0
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:33:05 PM
4.84
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Laundry Ceiling A102
VA POLYTRAUMA Polytrauma
REHABRehabilitation
DESIGN Center Design Guide 2014
GUIDE
SKETCH
Laundry
1/4" = 1'-0" Room, Patient (LAUN1)
28320 12/11/13
DRAWING SCALE
A103PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
9' - 0"
E LAUN1
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
DT
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
LAUNDRY ROOM
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4' 0' 4' 8'
GRAPHIC SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Plot room 8/19/2014
Date: types, 3:33:10the

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB
VA POLYTRAUMA DESIGN
REHAB GUIDE
DESIGN GUIDE
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NAME NAME
PROJECT
1/4"1/4"
= 1'-0"
= 1'-0" 28320
28320 07/25/14
07/25/14
SKETCH
Laundry Room, Patient (LAUN1)
DRAWING SCALE SCALE
DRAWING PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER DATE DATE
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
P1965P1965
EYEWASH, SINK SINK
EYEWASH,
MOUNTED, HANDSHANDS
MOUNTED, FREE FREE
CT020CT020
COUNTERTOP, SOLIDSOLID
COUNTERTOP, SURFACE
SURFACE
PT045PT045
9' - 6" BASE BASE
CABINET, ADA SINK
CABINET, ADA SINK
[2896 mm]
Elevation 1
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
PT076PT076
SHELF,SHELF,
UPPERUPPER SUPPLY
STATION,
Room PT075PT075
MEDICATION,
SHELF,SHELF,
LOWERLOWER
24 AUTOMATIC
A5205A5205
114BAR,
SF HANGING
BAR, HANGING AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
LAUNDRY
LAUNDRY DRYERDRYER WASHER
WASHER
HAMPER
HAMPER
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

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Elevation(s)

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G SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE

Plot Date: 8/19/2014 3:33:18 PM
Room Data Sheet
Door 3-6 x 7-0, Wood or Metal, Radio
Tempered Glass
Data Yes
Hardware 4K
Panic Call
Battery Operated Clock
Intercom (Phone)
Construction Soild surface counter with drop-in
sink and eyewash, shelving and Staff Assist Yes
hanging bar
HVAC POWER
Dry Bulb Temp Heating: 70 F (21 C) Special Yes
100% Exhaust Air Dryer Exhaust
Noise Criteria NC45
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
General: Nitrogen
configuration
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Equipment List

the facility.
F0295 Chair, Stacking 1 V/V Stacking chair, approximately 34 H X 21 W X 24 D. May be stacked
up to 20 high depending upon the model selected. These chairs are
intended primarily as overflow capacity for conference rooms.
pharmacies, etc.
M2300 Washer, Clothes, 2 V/V Large capacity automatic clothes washer with a heavy duty motor. The
Automatic units control system programs load, cycle time, spin speed, fabric, water
level and water temperature. The washer includes a bleach and/or fabric
softener dispenser and a filter ring for trapping lint.
M2400 Dryer, Clothes, 2 V/V Automatic clothes dryer. Electric unit features automatic sensi-dry
Automatic, Electric, control with setting for different kinds of fabrics, timed cycle, removable
Household lint filter, drum interior light and enamel finish.
P1965 Eyewash, Eye/Face, 1 C/C A sink mounted eyewash station. The unit is designed for emergency
Sink Mounted, eye and face rinsing from soft flow dual spray-heads. The Flow must be
Hands-free activated by the single momentary action and remain on until terminated.
PT075 Shelving, Wire, 1 2 C/C
Shelf, 30 x 18, Wall
Mounted

Equipment List

Mounted
PT080 Valve, Mixing, 1 C/C
Thermostatic for Eye
Wash Use
4.90
4.2.8 Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY1)

SKETCH
A103
Function: VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN

The Rehabilitation GymGUIDE
is intended to accommodate physical, psychosocial and vocational evaluation and therapy. The gym must be flexible enough to adapt to future equipment needs and provide enough variety of therapy spaces for each patient to be
PROJECT NAME
assessed and treated with the most appropriate equipment. Private evaluation spaces are necessary for residents that continue to struggle with over stimulation. The space should be deisgned to accoustically minimize the amount of noise trasnfer due to such
a large active space. 28320 12/11/13
Lighting Considerations: PROJECT NUMBER DATE
1. Provide uniform vertical illumination. This allows the space to remain flexible shifting program.
2. Provide ceiling brightness from an indirect lighting component. This helps reduce the contrast between light fixtures and ceiling creating a more comfortable environment when laying on your back.
3. Provide vertical brightness and accent on perimeter walls. This helps to create energy and interest within the space and keeps it from becoming too monotone and uniform. It can also be achieved via mirrored walls or windows.
69' - 0"
21000 mm R4650
CT020
COUNTERTOP, SS, SINK POTENTIAL LOCATION FOR GAITING LIFT CS250
10' - 0" WIDE
CS250 F2017
CT020
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT WASTE RECEPTACLE
COUNTERTOP, SS, SINK 12' - 6" WIDE
A5077
A5077
PP
PP
9' - 6" DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
[2896 mm]
PT009 F3050
GFI
GFI
ROBOTIC THERAPY UNIT, ARM-HAND FB WHITEBOARD
D
A1080 G1025 M8330 F0205
PP
PP
MIRROR ELLIPTICAL EXERCISER TREADMILL CHAIR, WITH ARMS
PT011
E M4045 FB FB FB FB TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 60"x30"
DISTRIBUTION
SCALE, WHEELCHAIR PT008
SYSTEM, 5'-6" 1 ERGOMETER, MOTORIZED 5'-6" F0340
MEDICATION, PT007 MOVEMENT M8331
STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING
AUTOMATIC EXERCISE SYSTEM, MULTI-GYM TREADMILL, WEIGHT BEARING
94500 mm
STORAGE ROOM SYSTEM CT020
31' - 0"
3232
M8133 COUNTERTOP, SS,

CRUTCHES NC FB G0144
[3658 mm]
M8305 ERGOMETER, UPPER BODY PT030 18' WIDE

12' - 0"
E CRUTCH RACK ERGOMETER, OPEN

HI-LOW MAT PLATFORM PORTABLE MIRROR GAITING PT052
WALKERS RECUMBENT STEPPER
SUPPLYBALLS M8210 LANE TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 60"X36"
STATION, FB FB FB FB PT013
WHEELCHAIRS CART, WEIGHT
Room MEDICATION,
SHLVING
COW FB F0205
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
24 CABINET
AUTOMATIC
F0340 M8111
114 SF STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING M4116 FLUIDOTHERAPY UNIT
AREA FOR MOBILE M8125
STORAGE CART
PT006
ERGOMETER BICYCLE
PRGY1 MONITOR,
VITAL SIGNS
F0340
THERAPY BALL RACK M8305 STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING
HI-LOW MAT PLATFORM M8240 2 PT039
CLOCK
GFI
PARALLEL BARS 15' PLASTER SINK
FB M8100
F3200 F3200
BATH, WARMING, SPLINT
CLOCK CLOCK M8105
BATH, PARAFFIN, HAND/FOOT
MARKER BOARD M8150 CT020
PT010
EXERCISER, REBOUNDER COUNTERTOP, SS, SINK
M8174 A1080 RAMP AND CURB F2017 7' WIDE
ULTRASOUND/NEUROMUSCULAR MIRROR WASTE RECEPTACLE
STIMULATION COMBO UNIT A1080 PT012
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0 MIRROR TABLE, SPLINTING , 60"X24"
8/20/2014 5:25:07 PM

Floor/Equipment Plan (2,100 NSF/195.3 NSM)
GYM, INPATIENT
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements are contained in VA
GRAPHIC
Design Manuals and SCALE: Criteria
Space Planning 1/8" = 1'-0"
located in the VA Technical Information Library.
VA POLYTRAUMA PRGY1 FLOOR PLAN

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs REHABILITATION
PROJECT NAME DRAWING TITLE

Office of Construction & Facilities Management CENTER
28320 - INPATIENT 100% Submittal December 2014 Guide Plates
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE
4.91
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM GYM
PROJECT NUMBER ISSUED WITH ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE
4.92
Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY1) SKETCH
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
POTENTIAL LOCATION FOR GAITING LIFT
A5215
BRACKET, TELEVISION, CEILING MOUNTED
M0515 M0515
TELEVISION, HDTV TELEVISION, HDTV
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
TV TV
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
J
12' - 0"
[3658 mm]
DT DT DT
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY PRGY1
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
J
9/4/2014 3:41:18 PM
MARKER BOARD
PT028
PT051 LIFT, GAITING
LIFT, PATIENT, PHYSICAL THERAPY
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0

GRAPHIC

lot Date:
R OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE

Office ofPARAMETER NUMBER
Construction & Facilities IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
Management 100% Submittal December 2014 Guide Plates 4.93
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.94
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 PT038
CABINET, 1 SHELF, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
12/11/13 A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
R4650 A5080
ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
PT022 PT022
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
GYPSUM SOFFIT GYPSUM SOFFIT
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
C03E0 E C0025 C03E0

CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE SUPPLY CABINET, 1 DO CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE
A5075 STATION, C03E0 A5107
Room SOAP DISPENSER MEDICATION, CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE DISPENSER, GLOVE
24 PT045 AUTOMATIC A5107 PT045
F3050
BASE,
114 SFADA SINK, WALL MTD DISPENSER, GLOVE BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD
AREA FOR MOBILE WHITEBOARD
A5080 M8115
STORAGE CART
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER CONDITIONER, COLD TREATMENT PACK
M8120
CLOCK THERAPY UNIT, HYDROCULATOR
Elevation 1
8/18/2014 7:54:56 PM
ELEVATION 1
1 SCALE: 1/4" = MARKER
1'-0" BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 VA POLYTRAUMA PRGY1 ELEVATIONS 1

4' 0' 4' 8'
REHABILITATION
PROJECT NAME DRAWING TITLE
CENTER
28320 - INPATIENT TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE Elevation
GYM
TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER
A0.03
GRAPHIC
IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING NUMBER
Plot Date:

1/4" = 1'-0"
Office of Construction & Facilities Management 07/01/14 DRAWING SCALE
DATE
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.96
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GYPSUM SOFFIT
A5107
PT049
9' - 6" DISPENSER, GLOVE
[2896 mm]
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
E A5080
C04A0
DISTRIBUTION PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
CABINET, U/C/B, OPEN, 2 SHELF, 36" WIDE
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
C04E0
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
C04E0 C0039
SUPPLY
CABINET, U/C/B, 36"STATION,
WIDE RAIL, APRON, 48" WIDE
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
Elevation 2
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
ELEVATION - 2
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 0' 4' 8' VA POLYTRAUMA PRGY1-ELEVATION 2 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
REHABILITATION
PROJECT NAME DRAWING TITLE Elevation
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.CENTER
They provide- typical
INPATIENT
configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements are contained in VA
GRAPHIC
28320 TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE
GYM

A0.04
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
R OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE 100% Submittal December 2014 Guide Plates 4.97
1/4" = 1'-0"
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM

07/26/14 DRAWING SCALE
4.98
Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY1)

Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Resilient Athletic Flooring Telephone Yes
Door 6-0 x 7-0, Wood or Metal pair, Pub Address Yes
Push Plates Radio
Hardware 4E Data Yes
Noise (STC Rating) 45 Slab-to-slab construction Panic Call
Construction Solid Surface counter with drop-in Intercom (Phone)
sinks, wall hung cabinets, and base
cabinets.Overhead patient lift systems. Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
1. 1x4 Direct/Indirect Pendant, Glare reducing eclipse
Anesthesia Evac
louver with F32T8 lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70
configuration

Equipment List

A1080 Mirror, Posture, Wall 4 C/C Wall mounted posture mirror. Consists of a 1/4 plate glass in a sturdy
Mounted corrosion resistant frame with water proof back. For educational and
therapy programs.
battery operated.
A5215 Bracket, Television, 2 C/C Ceiling mounted television bracket for flat panel LCD and Plasma
Ceiling Mounted screens. The bracket shall be a universal style mount with a load capacity
of 200 pounds with adjustments of 0-15 degree tilt and 360 degree swivel.
Shall be capable of accommodating various size units.
C0025 Cabinet, Wardrobe, 6 C/C Wardrobe cabinet with a fixed shelf, clothing rod, and a solid or louvered
1 Door, 84x24x22 right or left-hinged door (appropriate door hinge configuration to be
indicated on the equipment elevation drawings), an optional locking
door is available. Also referred to as a wardrobe case, unit or storage unit.
Used for storage of clothing and personal items.
C0039 Rail, Apron, 4x48x1 1 C/C Apron rail. Also referred to as an apron front, apron panel, or knee space
rail. Used to close in front knee space area and/or provide work surface
support between two base cabinets or a base cabinet and wall. Apron rails
should be ordered in pairs to provide both front and rear work surface
support.
C04A0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 2 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet, open, with two adjustable
Open, 2 Shelf, shelves. Also referred to as an open cabinet. For general purpose use
36x36x22 throughout the facility.
4.100

Equipment List
the facility.
F0205 Chair, Side With 4 V/V Upholstered side chair, 32 high X 21 wide X 23 deep with arms, pad-
F0340 Stool, Self Adjusting 4 V/V Self adjusting stool. Consists of a foam padded upholstered seat with at-
tached foot rest for added comfort. Mounted on swivel casters. Designed
for doctors use during examinations.
pharmacies, etc.
included).
G0144 Ergometer, Recum- 1 V/V Seated stepping ergometer for total body, arms and/or legs low impact
bent Stepper conditioning. The unit features a closed kinetic chain action which com-
bines reciprocal stepping and arm action. The arm settings and seat are
adjustable. A battery operated performance computer allows for adjusting
workload level. The unit has a heavy duty steel frame construction with
low-density plastic covers.

Equipment List
G1025 Exercise Machine, 1 V/V An elliptical training machine to simulate stair climbing, walking or
Elliptical running without causing excessive pressure to the joints and to decrease
risk of impact injuries. Provides a non-impact cardiovascular workout in
a gym or in rehabilitation exercise protocols in a physical therapy clinic.
The unit includes upper body handlebars for a total workout. The el-
liptical can be self-powered by user generated motion or electric powered
to adjust motion and for supplying electronic consoles and resistance
systems. Some models have optional direct or telemetric pulse monitor-
ing. Database electrical specifications are for those models which require
power. Refer to the manufacturers specifications to verify electrical
requirements.
M4045 Scale, Wheelchair, 1 V/V A battery operated, portable, digital wheelchair scale. This item is
Portable, 1000 lb designed to accommodate extra-wide wheelchairs for weighing bariatric
Capacity patients and also can be used for walk-ons. The scale can store the weight
of the chair. The digital display unit can be scale mounted or mounted on
a wall. An optional AC adapter is available. Designed for a gross 1000
lbs. capacity.
M4116 Monitor, Vital Signs 1 V/V Electronic sphygmomanometer. LCD displays non-invasive blood pres-
sure, pulse rate and temperature. Used in hospitals and clinics. Includes
an optional mobile stand.
M8100 Bath, Warming, 1 V/V A warming bath for softening splinting sheets of thermoplastic mate-
Splint rial. Unit will be stainless steel and accommodate 18 x 24 sheets. The
unit will include factory-set thermostat of approximately 175 degrees F
(high) and 160 degrees F (low), a hinged insulated cover and a rear drain.
Thermostat may also be adjusted internally to change range.
M8105 Bath, Paraffin, Hand/ 1 V/V Paraffin bath for heat treatment of injuries. Unit features a chrome
Foot plated, corrosion resistant, double walled Monel metal tank to prevent
loss of heat, thermostatic control, drain, timer, thermometer and stand
with casters. Smaller models are available.
M8111 Fluidotherapy Unit, 1 V/V A single extremity fluidotherapy unit that heats and circulates CELLEX
Single Extremity particles resulting in a warm massage for the hand, wrist, elbow, foot and
ankle. Unit is electronically programmable for regulating temperature,
airflow and pulse mode. Used to increase circulation and range of mo-
tion, and in the relief of local pain in extremities.
M8115 Conditioner, Cold 1 V/V Refrigeration unit for twelve cold therapy packs. Unit features thermo-
Treatment Pack static temperature control, automatic defrosting and refrigeration grade
insulation. Interior chamber is designed to facilitate periodic cleaning.
Smaller capacity models are available.
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Equipment List
M8120 Therapy Unit, 1 V/V Moist Heat Therapy Unit, also referred as a Hydrocollator Heating Unit,
Hydroculator are used to apply effective heat to hot packs used in moist heat therapy.
Unit is supplied ready for immediate use and requires no special plumb-
ing. Unit features: stainless steel insulated wall, thermostatically con-
trolled, casters ( mobile units only), and standard size Hot Packs. Other
unit sizes and accessories (variety of hot packs, tongs, side table rack, etc.)
are available.
M8125 Ergometer, Bicycle, 1 V/V Bicycle ergometer. The unit includes an adjustable seat, pedals with
Stationary toe clips, disc brakes, and tachometer/odometer. The display provides
readouts of time, speed and distance. The unit features steel construc-
tion for durability and reliability. The ergometer is used in progressive
rehabilitation or physical training programs.
M8133 Ergometer, Upper 1 V/V Ergometer for measuring upper body exertion during an exercise regi-
Body men. The unit consists of a seat and a hand crank mechanism at shoulder
height. The unit is used for physical rehabilitation protocols and stress
testing. The unit quantifiably measures the effort exerted by the patient.
M8150 Exerciser, Ramp and 1 V/V Heavily constructed ramp and curbs exerciser. Unit includes three wide,
Curbs deep curbs which are 2, 4 and 6 high. The ramp section is also deep
and wide and rises gradually from 1/2 to 8 high. The end portion of
the ramp section is an 8 high platform which the curb sections meet.
The curbs and ramp have a sure-grip, long wearing, non-slip surface. The
exerciser is used for training in walking techniques as well as balance.
M8174 Ultrasound/Neuro- 1 V/V Ultrasound unit in combination with a neuromuscular stimulator; unit
muscular Stimulation can deliver both types of treatments simultaneously or individually. The
Combo Unit ultrasound unit operates at one or more frequencies. The electrotherapy
portion of the instrument can operate at set voltages or continuously
variable across a range. Depending on the ultrasound frequency and
electrotherapy voltage, the clinician selects one of several treatment unit
heads. Some models feature microprocessor controls, data collection, data
correlation and data downloading for analysis over time.
M8210 Cart, Weight, 2 V/V Physical therapy weight cart equipped with weights, two storage shelves,
Physical Therapy, w/ and racks to store dumbbells. Unit is constructed of quality hardwood
Weights and mounted on 4 heavy-duty casters. Used for storage of weights.
M8240 Parallel Bars, Physical 1 V/V Physical therapy parallel bars. Unit can have manual or electrically
Therapy powered adjustments. Bar height is adjustable from 25 to 40 and the
bar width is adjustable from 16 to 25. Hand rails are chrome plated
1-1/2 steel tubing. Walking aisle is a minimum of 24 wide and finished
in natural wood or covered with vinyl matting. Database information
reflects 10 or 12 bar length electrically powered units.

Equipment List
M8305 Platform, Exercise, 2 V/V Exercise platform with power height adjustment. The platform rests on
w/Mat, Powered one or two pedestal bases which contain the power mechanism for adjust-
ing the table height. The platform top or removable mattress is covered
with heavy duty, nylon-reinforced vinyl for durability. The adjustable
height feature is designed to accommodate patients who have difficulty
sitting or transferring from a wheelchair as well as providing an optimal
working height for the physical therapist once the patient is on the table.
Larger and smaller units as well as manual crank platform tables are
available.
M8330 Treadmill, Electric 1 V/V Electric treadmill. Unit consists of a strong steel frame with front and
side handrails covered with foam rubber, a remote control unit and a
moving belt with a speed range from 0 to 10 mph. The unit also has a
patient-controlled start/stop switch and a resettable distance counter. The
motor controls the belt speed and changes the elevation of one end of the
treadmill up to a 20 degree incline. The unit can be used as an exercise/
therapy apparatus or in the practice of preventive medicine. Because of
their power requirements, treadmills are also available as 208V powered
units. At 110V, a treadmill may require a dedicated circuit. Refer to the
manufacturers literature and the specific installation site for deciding
which voltage to use. See JSN M8185 for treadmill/electrocardiography
systems used in cardiology studies.
M8331 Treadmill, Weight 1 V/V Incremental weight bearing system. Unit is used to limit weight bearing
Bearing System while exercising on a treadmill. Includes frame, harness, sensor, controller
and side pads. Does not include the treadmill.
load ice dispenser for food service and healthcare use. The unit is used in
healthcare institutions and various commercial food service operations for
dispensing ice.
PT006 Rack, Ball Therapy 1 V/V
PT007 Exercise System, 1 V/V
Multi-Gym
PT008 Ergometer, Motor- 1 V/V
ized Movement
PT009 Robotic Therapy 1 V/V
Unit, Arm / Hand
PT010 Rebounder 1 V/V
Adj., 60x30
PT012 Table, Splinting, 1 V/V
Adjustable Height
60x24
4.104

Equipment List
PT013 Computer Worksta- 1 V/V

tion on Wheels
PT022 Cabinet, W-H, 2 8 C/C
Shelf, 2 Dr 30x30
PT030 Mirror, Posture, 1 V/V
Mobile
1 Shelf, 2 DO,
20x30
PT039 Sink, Plaster 1 C/C
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
PT051 Lift, Patient, Physical 2 C/C
Therapy
PT052 Table, Work, Ht. 1 C/C
Adj., 60x36

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - PREV1

1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 SKETCH

06/17/14
4.2.8 Evaluation Room, PT/OT (PREV1)
A103
Test-Fit ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER

Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
This space is intened to evaluate and treat patients that require a private, quiet space for their therapy. Quite often, TBI patients are
in the process of gaining28320 12/11/13
self-awarness and congnitive control in over stimulating spaces such as rehabilitation gyms or recreational
therapy areas. PROJECT NUMBER DATE
13' - 6"
M1620
4100 mm
HOLDER, CHART
A5180
TRACK, CUBICLE WITH CURTAIN
F3200 A5145
CLOCK HOOK, GARMENT
E0948
CART, GENERAL STORAGE, MOBILE
9' - 6"
F0340
NC
[2896 mm]
M8200
ULTRASONIC TREATMENT UNIT
A1200
LIFT, PATIENT, CEILING
E
DISTRIBUTION
M8305 SYSTEM,
MEDICATION, SIGNAGE - IDENTIFY WHEN
4100 mm
T
HI-LOW MAT PLATFORM
13' - 6"
AUTOMATIC A PATIENT IS IN THE ROOM

[3658 mm]
A5077
12' - 0"
E
"
M3070 DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER

5'-6
HAMPER, LINEN SUPPLY

STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 M3072 AUTOMATIC
FRAME, INFECTIOUS WASTE
114
BAGSF
WITH LID PREV1
AREA FOR MOBILE
F3050 STORAGE CART
F0205
WHITEBOARD
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
CLOCK
F2000
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 0' 4' 8'
1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DCPolytrauma Rehabilitation
20006 202.842.2100 Center Inpatient Unit
Floor/Equipment
Plot Date: 8/18/2014 8:27:11 PM Plan (180 NSF/16.7 NSM)

4.106
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Evaluation Room, PT/OT (PREV1)

Equipment List

A1200 Lift System, Over- 1 C/C An overhead rail system specifically designed for patient lifting and move-
head, Patient Room ment for a single bed patient room. The system will consist of recessed
or ceiling mounted primary and secondary rails, lift motor with rolling
carriage, patient harness or seat, and a hand controller or control box
with charger. System will facilitate lifting and movement of patient to and
from bed to gurney, chair or other requirement. Minimum lift capability
is 550 pounds. Custom design of track layout by manufacturer is essential
to meet individual facility requirements.
battery operated.
Surface Mounted, extruded aluminum. Equipped with self lubricating carriers, beaded drop
With Curtain chain hooks, and flame resistant curtain. To include removable end caps.
Designed to be suspended around patient areas where privacy is needed.
Price listed is per foot of the track, curtains to be priced per quote.
E0948 Cart, General Stor- 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
age, Mobile, 42H x
32W x 22D 1 Cart Body, Style-A Narrow, w/Raised Edge Top
1 Accessory Rail, Side
2 Drawers, 3 H (76mm)
Drawer Organizer Bins

F0205 Chair, Side With Ar 1 V/V Upholstered side chair, 32 high X 21 wide X 23 deep with arms, pad-
ms ded seats and padded backs. Seat height is a minimum of 17. Available
F0340 Stool, Self Adjusting 1 V/V Self adjusting stool. Consists of a foam padded upholstered seat with at-
tached foot rest for added comfort. Mounted on swivel casters. Designed
for doctors use during examinations.

Evaluation Room, PT/OT (PREV1)
Equipment List
included).
M1620 Holder, Chart, 1 V/V Wall or door mounted patient chart holder. Constructed of durable
Patient, Wall or Door plastic or metal. Used for holding patient records. Size as required.
Mounted
M3070 Hamper, Linen, 1 V/V Mobile linen hamper with hand or foot operated lid. Made of heavy
Mobile, w/Lid tubular stainless steel with heavy gauge welded steel platform. Holds 25
hamper bags. Mounted on ball bearing casters. For linen transport in
hospitals and clinics.
M3072 Frame, Infectious 1 V/V Frame for an infectious waste collection bag. Made of heavy tubular stain-
Waste Bag w/Lid less steel with heavy gauge welded steel platform. Adjust to hold 18 or
25 trash bags. Mounted on ball bearing casters and includes permanently
mounted hinged lid. Provides means of bagging infectious waste at point
of waste generation.
M8200 Ultrasonic Treatment 1 V/V Ultrasonic treatment unit which operates at one or more frequencies.
Unit Unit features a treatment timer, variable interrupted outputs and a variable
power range. Unit has one or more treatment heads depending on sound
wave frequency. Used for physiologic stimulation.
M8305 Platform, Exercise, 1 V/V Exercise platform with power height adjustment. The platform rests
w/Mat, Powered on one or two pedestal bases which contain the power mechanism for
adjusting the table height. The platform top or removable mattress is
covered with heavy duty, nylon-reinforced vinyl for durability. The
adjustable height feature is designed to accommodate patients who have
difficulty sitting or transferring from a wheelchair as well as providing an
optimal working height for the physical therapist once the patient is on
the table. Larger and smaller units as well as manual crank platform tables
are available.
4.108
TEAM ROOM-WRTM1 A0.01
VA POLYTRAUMA Polytrauma
REHAB Rehabilitation
DESIGNCenter Design Guide 2014
GUIDE
SKETCH
4.2.9
1/4" = 1'-0"Team Room (WRTM1)
DRAWING SCALE Test-Fit A103

28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
04/10/14
DATE

Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
The shared team room provides therapists a touch down space to chart, research, and work on treatment plans for patients.
The collaboration space28320 12/11/13
provides an environment for communication and cross pollination of disciplines to provide a
comprehensive treatmentPROJECT
plan NUMBER
for patients. DATE
F3200
CLOCK
F0420
CABINET, FILING, LATERAL,
HALF HEIGHT
M1801
WRTM1 COMPUTER WITH MONITOR
F0275
9' - 6" CHAIR, SWIVEL, HIGH BACK
[2896 mm] E0117
WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING
M1801

6" COMPUTER WITH MONITOR
5'-
E
5500 mm
18' - 0"
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM, F0275
MEDICATION, CHAIR, SWIVEL, HIGH BACK
AUTOMATIC M1801
T
COMPUTER WITH MONITOR

[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E E0117
SUPPLY WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING
STATION, F0420
Room MEDICATION, CABINET, FILING, LATERAL,
24 AUTOMATIC HALF HEIGHT
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE M1840
STORAGE CART
PRINTER/COPIER/FAX COMBINATION
F3050
CLOCK WHITEBOARD
F2000
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
10' - 0"
3050
MARKER mmBOARD
TEAM ROOM-WRTM1
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selectedPlotroom
Date:types, illustrating
8/18/2014 3:45:52the
PMintegration of space, components, systems, and equipment.

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Team Room (WRTM1)
Equipment List

E0117 Workstation, 3 V/V This JSN will provide a whole work station typical to quickly plan work
Straight, Free Stand- areas in clinical or administrative spaces. There will be a price decrease
ing, 48 W if typical work stations are used with vertical hanging strips instead of
panels. THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
2 standard solid panels; 1 panel connector, 2-way corner; 2 finished end

hardware kits; 1 cantilevered work surface; 1 lockable flipper unit; 1 light;
1 tack board; 1 tool rail; 1 diagonal tray; 1 adjustable keyboard tray; 1
mobile pedestal, box/file; 1 support panel.
F0275 Chair, Swivel, High 3 V/V Highback contemporary swivel chair, 41 high X 23 wide X 23 deep
Back with five (5) caster swivel base and arms. Chair may be used at desks or in
conference rooms. Back and seat are foam padded and upholstered with
either woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0420 Cabinet, Filing, 2 V/V Half height two (2) or three (3) drawer lateral filing cabinet, 28 high X
Lateral, Half Height 42 wide X 18 deep with recessed handles, locking device and drawer
label holders. Drawers are adaptable to either letter or legal size materials.
included).
4.110
POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER

DRAWING REFERENCE Polytrauma RehabilitationTHERAPY
RECREATION
PROJECT NAME Center DesignROOM
Guide 2014
SKETCH
1/8" = 1'-0" 28320.000 08/19/14
4.2.10 Group Room, Recreation Therapy (PRRT1)
DRAWING SCALE
ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER 25' - 0"

SRE01 7600 mm
Function: GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
STORAGE, RECREATION
THERAPY EQUIPMENT
This space is intended to accommodate a variety
28320
of supervised and unsupervised recreational12/11/13
activities among patientsPROJECT
and on occasion familyDATE
NUMBER
members. Patients are encouraged to be up

and out of their rooms the majority of the day,
therefore it is important that spaces like these
encourage collaboration and are easy to navigate.
This room should be sub-divided into a quiet
zone for recreation therapy and more active
recreation therapy zone (game room).
9100 mm
30' - 0"
PRRT1
9' - 6"
GAME ROOM
[2896 mm]
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
MATCHLINE (OPERABLE) PARTITION MATCHLINE
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION, 5'-6"
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
7900 mm
26' - 0"
PRRT1
CLOCK QUIET ZONE
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0

Floor/Equipment Plan (1400
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 2:49:20 PM NSF/130.2 NSM)

RECREATION THERAPY ROOM A0.01
Group Room, Recreation Therapy POLYTRAUMA

DRAWING REFERENCE
(PRRT1) REHABILITATION CENTER -
RECREATION THERAPY ROOM PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/17/14

SKETCH

25' - 0"
PRRT1 PRRT1
7600 mm VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
GAME ROOM GAME ROOM
PROJECT NAME
3232
1/4" = 1'-0"
MATCHLINE 28320 12/11/13 MATCHLINE 3232
PT079
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE CT020
HEIGHT, 36"x24" COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
26'-0" WIDE
M1801
F0295
COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
WITH PRIVACY SCREEN CHAIR, STACKING
F0205
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
5'-6"
PT079
T
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE
HEIGHT, 36"x24"
PT070
TELEPHONE FLIP TOP TABLE 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
7900 mm
PRRT1
26' - 0"
(UNDERCOUNTER)
QUIET ZONE 1
COMPUTER
E
NC
W/H CABINET PT070 DISTRIBUTION
FLIP TOP TABLE SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
PAPER F0255
TOWEL DISPENSER
12' - 0"
E
CHAIR, EASY F0295
CHAIR, STACKING STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
SHARPSF0115
DISPOSAL GLOVE
DISPENSER
BOOK CONBINATION
SHELF, OPEN
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
F2017
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
WASTE RECEPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0 RECREATION THERAPY ROOM PLAN - PART 1- QUIET ZONE
6'
1
0' SCALE: 3/16"
6' = 1'-0" 12' MARKER BOARD Unit
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient
Floor/Equipment Plan
GRAPHIC
They provide typical
SCALE:
configurations
3/16" = 1'-0"
and general
1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW technical guidance,
SUITE 100 and are notDC
WASHINGTON, intended
20006to202.842.2100
be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 2:17:07 PM
8' 0' 8' 16'
4.112
RECREATION THERAPY RCP A0.02
Polytrauma Rehabilitation
POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION Center Design
CENTER - Guide 2014
RECREATION THERAPY ROOM
Group Room, Recreation Therapy (PRRT1)
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/16/14

SKE

PRRT1 PRRT1
GAMEDRAWING
ROOMREFERENCE GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
GAME ROOM
3232
1/4" = 1'-0"
MATCHLINE 28320 12/11/13
MATCHLINE 3232
9' - 0"
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

DT [2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER
E
PRRT1
W/H CABINET QUIET ZONE DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
RECREATION THERAPY ROOM RCP - PART 1-QUIET ZONE
1 SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
6' 0' 6' 12'
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center MARKER BOARD Unit
Inpatient
Plot Date: 2:17:12 PM
8' 0' 8' 16'

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - GAME
DRAWING REFERENCE ROOM
PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/17/14

25' - 0"
7600 mm SKETCH
MEDS ROOM FLOOR SRE01

A103
F0375
SOFA, UPHOLSTERED
CT020 VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
COUNTERTOP
DRAWING REFERENCE
10' - 6" WIDE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PT069
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13 CUE RACK
K1552
COFFEE MAKER
A5075
2

6" PT043
GFI
SOAP DISPENSER
CS250 5'- PING PONG TABLE TOP
SINK, SS, SINGLE
COMPARTMENT
F0810
A5080
POOL TABLE
T
F2017
WASTE RECEPTACLE
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
9100 mm
[2896 mm]
30' - 0"
REFRIGERATOR PRRT1
(UNDERCOUNTER)
GAME ROOM
COMPUTER
E
F0600
NC DISTRIBUTION
CREDENZA, STORAGE W/H CABINET
M0515 PT044
SYSTEM,
TELEVISION, HDTV MEDICATION,
FOOSBALL TABLE
A5220 U/C/B CABINET AUTOMATIC
TV
[3658 mm]
WALL BACKING
12' - 0"
A5212 E F0375
BRACKET, TELEVSION
SOAP DISPENSER SUPPLY UPHOLSTERED
SOFA,
STATION,
M0430
DVD PLAYER
F0255
24 AUTOMATIC
CHAIR, EASY CONBINATION
DISPENSER 114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
3232 3232
MATCHLINE
WASTE RECPTACLE MATCHLINE
PRRT1 CLOCK PRRT1
QUIET ZONE QUIET ZONE
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' AVENUE NW SUITE
1700 NEW YORK 6' 100 WASHINGTON,
12' DC 20006 202.842.2100
Polytrauma MARKER
Rehabilitation Center BOARD Unit
Inpatient
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 2:15:08 PM Floor/Equipment Plan
8' 0' 8' 16'
4.114
ROOM A0.02
DRAWING REFERENCE ROOM
PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/16/14

SKET


PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

7' - 2"
10' - 0"
DT
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER
E PRRT1
GAME ROOM SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
3232 3232
MATCHLINE
WASTE RECPTACLE MATCHLINE
PRRT1 CLOCK PRRT1
COGNITIVE ROOM COGNITIVE ROOM
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Inpatient
NOTE: Guide plates are 1700 NEW YORK
graphical AVENUE NW
representations SUITE room
of selected 100 WASHINGTON,
types, illustratingDC
the20006 202.842.2100
integration www.smithgroupjjr.com
GRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" are not8/19/2014
intended2:15:26
They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance,Plot
andDate: PM specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
to be project
8' 0' 8' 16'

SKETCH SKETCH
Group Room, Recreation Therapy (PRRT1) A0.03
ELEVATION A103
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH ISSUED
DRAWING WITH
NUMBER DRAWING NUMBER

PROJECT NAME ROOM
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13 28320.000 07/16/14

DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
C04G0
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]C04G0
C02C0
C04A0
SHELF UNIT, U/C/B, OPEN, 2 SHELF, 36" WIDE
Elevation 1
E
PT022
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
RECREATION THERAPY ROOM ELEVATION - PART 1- QUIET ZONE
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
GYPSUM SOFFIT
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room
MEDICATION,
24 Plot Date: 8/19/2014 2:17:16 PM
AUTOMATIC
114 SF A5075
AREA FOR MOBILE
SOAP DISPENSER
STORAGE CART
CLOCK C03E0
PT045
MARKER BOARD BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD
A5080
Elevation 2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4' 0' RECREATION
4' THERAPY
8' ROOM ELEVATION
Polytrauma 2 Center
Rehabilitation Inpatient Unit
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Elevation(s)
FICE ADDRESS - EDIT 1700 NEWTYPE

OFFICE YORK AVENUE NWNUMBER
PARAMETER SUITE 100 WASHINGTON,PALETTE
IN PROPERTIES DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
4.116 Plot Date: 8/19/2014 2:15:33 PM
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM

Room Data Sheet
Laminated or Tempered Glass Radio
Hardware 10M Data Yes
sink, wall hung cabinets, and base
cabinets Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
2. Under Cabinet Light
configuration

Equipment List

Angle lbs.
spacing.
C02C0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 1 1 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with an adjustable shelf and
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 1 a full width drawer above a solid right or left-hinged door (appropriate
DO, 36x24x22 door hinge configuration to be indicated on equipment elevation draw-
ings). Also referred to as a combination cabinet or a drawer and cupboard
cabinet. For general purpose use throughout the facility.
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as a combina-
DO, 36x30x22 tion cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general purpose use
C04G0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 4 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with two adjustable shelves
2 Shelf, 2 Door, and two solid hinged doors. Also referred to as a cupboard cabinet. For
36x36x22 general purpose use throughout the facility.
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Equipment List
F0115 Bookcase, Open, 5 2 V/V Freestanding open shelf bookcase, approximately 82 high X 37 wide X
Shelf 18 deep with 5 (five) adjustable shelves. Unit can be separate or part of a
system with available add-on shelving.
F0295 Chair, Stacking 10 V/V Stacking chair, approximately 34 H X 21 W X 24 D. May be stacked
up to 20 high depending upon the model selected. These chairs are
intended primarily as overflow capacity for conference rooms.
F0255 Chair, Easy 3 V/V Easy chair approximately 35 high X 28 wide X 32 deep with arms and
floor glides. Arms, back and seat are foam padded and upholstered in
woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0375 Sofa, Upholstered 3 V/V Executive sofa with woven fabric textile or vinyl upholstery, foam padded
arms, steel spring and foam rubber backs and seats, and floor glides.
F0600 Credenza, Executive, 1 V/V Executive credenza with two (2) box drawers, two (2) file drawers, a center
Wood closed storage area with adjustable shelf and floor glides.
F0810 Table, Pool 1 V/V Pool table approximately 32 high X 100 wide X 56 deep with 3/4 full
size slate bed.
pharmacies, etc.
through to fill the pot. The unit is normally provided plumbed with a
hot water faucet to the side for making other hot drinks (tea, cider, cocoa,
etc.). The database height dimension does not include the clearance for
coffee decanters warming on the upper burners.
M0430 Recorder / Player, 1 V/V Professional medical grade DVD video recorder/player. Approximately 5
Digital, Video, DVD high X 10 wide X 14 deep. Meets NTSC and PAL standards and em-
ploys MPEG2 video compression. Capable of high speed picture search,
direct recording into available disc space and recording and playback on
various DVD formats. Audio uses dolby digital format. Convenience
outlet required at point of use.

Equipment List
Shelf, 2 Dr 30x30
PT043 Ping Pong Table Top 1 V/V
PT044 Table, Foosball 1 V/V
PT069 Rack, Pool Cue 1 V/V
PT070 Table, Flip Top 36 4 V/V
x 36
Height 36 x 24
4.120
SKETCH SKETCH
4.2.11 Testing Lab, Neuropsychology (PRNT1) A0.01
TESTING LAB, NEUROPSYCHOLOGY - PLAN
DRAWING TITLE Test-fit A103
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER -

Function:
DRAWING REFERENCE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
PROJECT NAME
The neuropsychology testing lab is used for computerized and/or paper testing used to measure a psychological function known to
1/4" = 1'-0"
be linked to a particular28320 12/11/13
brain structure or pathway.
28320.000 07/02/14
The room should be a quiet environment where a patient and staff member
may be testing for up toPROJECT
six hours
NUMBERat a given time.
DATE The space should accommodate a staff area and patient area sharing a table
where the testing would be completed.
F3200
CLOCK A6046
F0205 ARTWORK, DECORATIVE
9' - 6"
CHAIR, SIDE WITH ARMS
[2896 mm] T
PT016
F0415
LAPTOP
CABINET, FILING, LATERAL
M8180
BIOFEEDBACK ANALYSIS
E
SYSTEM 6"
PT015
5'-
DISTRIBUTION F0115
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE SYSTEM, BOOK SHELF, OPEN
HEIGHT, 32"x18" MEDICATION,
3600 mm
E0123 AUTOMATIC
12' - 0"
WORKSTATION, FREE
STANDING, 72"W
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
M1801 E NC
COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR SUPPLY
PRNT1
F0205 STATION,
Room
CHAIR, SIDE WITH ARMS MEDICATION,
P
24 M1825 AUTOMATIC
A5145
114 SFPRINTER
AREA FOR MOBILE HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT
F2000
STORAGE CART
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
A5107 CLOCK
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5077
11' - 8"
3600 mmBOARD
MARKER
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

R OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT1700 NEWTYPE

OFFICE YORK AVENUE
PARAMETER
U.S. Department NW NUMBER
of Veterans SUITE 100IN WASHINGTON,
Affairs DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
PROPERTIES PALETTE
Plot Date: 8/18/2014 8:32:46 PM
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Testing Lab, Neuropsychology (PRNT1)
Equipment List

battery operated.
A5120 Window, Observa- 1 C/C One way observation window. Window frame mounted inside wall
tion, One Way opening on an aluminum frame. Size as required. For use in pediatrics,
occupational therapy and psychiatry. Typical size is 36 x 36.
A6046 Artwork, Decorative, 1 V/V This JSN is to be used for determining and defining location of decorative
With Frame artwork.
Straight, Free Stand- in areas in clinical or administrative spaces. There will be a price decrease
panels. THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES: 4 Standard Solid Panels
2 Panel Connectors, 2-Way Corner
1 Panel-to-Panel Connector
2 Finished End Hardware
1 Cantilevered, Work Surface
2 Lockable Flipper Units
2 Shelf, Storage/Displays
2 Lights
1 Tack board
1 Tool Rail
1 Paper Tray
1 Diagonal Tray
1 Adjustable Keyboard Tray
1 Mobile Pedestal, Box/File
F0415 Cabinet, Filing, 1 V/V Full height five (5) drawer lateral filing cabinet, 65 high X 42 wide X
Lateral, Full Height, 18 deep with floor levelers (front), locking device and drawer label hold-
5 Drawer ers. Drawers are adaptable to either letter or legal size materials.
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Equipment List
included).
M1825 Printer, Computer 1 V/V High resolution computer printer with a variety of type styles and sheet/
envelope feeder trays. Database information reflects network ready,
medium duty office style laser printers. Other types of printers (bubble
jet, dot matrix, line or plotter) as well as light or heavy use capabilities are
available.
M8180 Biofeedback Analysis 1 V/V Computer based biofeedback testing and analysis system. Unit accepts
System electroencephalograph (EEG), electromyograph (EMG), DC potential,
goniometry, body temperature and other physiologic measurements for
correlation and analysis. The system is primarily used in psychiatry and
psychology clinics for rehabilitation treatments and pain management
training.
Height, 18x32
PT016 Laptop Computer 1 V/V

4.2.12 BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1)
Function:
The blind rehabilitation room functions to enhance the personal independence and quality of life for those who are visually
impaired due to their TBI or polytrauma injury. The room should be flexible to accommodate computer activities as well as wall
mounted visual devices to test and enhance patients visual strength.
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POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - BROS

BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1)

3/16" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/02/14
DATE
A5145
A6046 HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT
ARTWORK, DECORATIVE F0465
E0948
SKET
A5077 CABINET, STORAGE,
CART, GENERAL 2 DR, 5 SHELF
MEDSMOBILE
STORAGE, ROOM
CT020
FLOOR DISPENSER, HAND
SANITIZER A103
M1825
PRINTER
COUNTERTOP,DRAWING
SOLID SURFACE
TITLE ISSUED WITH E0123 NUMBER
DRAWING
5' WIDE WORKSTATION, STRAIGHT,
A5107 VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN FREE STANDING, 72"W
DISPENSER, GLOVE
PROJECT NAME M1801
CS250 D COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
SINK,1/4" = 1'-0"
SS, SINGLE 28320 12/11/13 F0275
COMPARTMENT
DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE CHAIR, SWIVEL, HIGH BACK
A5080 GFI F2000
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER 1 BASKET, WASTEPAPER
A1066 A6046
MIRROR ARTWORK, DECORATIVE
A5075 F0115
SOAP DISPENSER 5'-6"
BOOK SHELF, OPEN
F2000
PT020 F0415
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
M1801 LAMP, MAGNIFYING CABINET, FILING,
F3055 LATERAL, FULL HEIGHT
F0205 WHITEBOARD
CHAIR, WITH ARMS F0205
TELEPHONE PRTM1 9' ARMS
- 6"
7000 mm
CHAIR, WITH
23' - 0"
[2896 mm]
F0205
PT023
REFRIGERATOR CHAIR, WITH ARMS
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE
(UNDERCOUNTER)
HEIGHT, 48"x24" PT024
-
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE P
36700 mm
M1801 COMPUTER HEIGHT, 72"X30" T
12' - 0"
COMPUTER, WITH F3200 T
E
MONITOR CLOCK
F0205W/H CABINET DISTRIBUTION
A5077
CHAIR, WITH ARMS 5'-6" SYSTEM,
DISPENSER, HAND MEDICATION,
SANITIZER
F0465
[3658 mm]
CABINET, STORAGE,
PAPER
2 DR, TOWEL
5 SHELF DISPENSER
12' - 0"
E
SOAP DISPENSER A5145
SUPPLY
PT019 STATION,
VISUMOTOR TRAINING SINK RoomHOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT MEDICATION,
DEVICE F3200
24 AUTOMATIC
SHARPS DISPOSAL GLOVE CLOCK
DISPENSER CONBINATION
PT018 114 SF PT015
AREA FOR MOBILE
FIXATOR, VISION TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 32"x18" STORAGE CART
TRAINING DEVICE PT016
WASTE RECPTACLE
LAPTOP
F0205 CLOCK
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
27' - 6"
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0 8400 mm
6' 0' 6' 12' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center MARKER BOARD Unit
Inpatient
1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC Floor/Equipment 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plan (520 NSF/48.4 NSM)
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 1:50:18 PM
8' 0' 8' 16'

BROS TREATMENT / OFFICE-PRTM1-RCP A0.02

BROS Treatment / Office (PRTM1) 28320.000
DRAWING REFERENCE
3/16" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NAME
07/02/14
SKETCH


PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

7' - 2"
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
PRTM1
COMPUTER
E 9' - 0"
9' - 6"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
PT017 STATION,
SINK HOOK, S SHAPED, Room MEDICATION,
CEILING MOUNTED, FOR 24 AUTOMATIC
HANING TRACKING DEVICE
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Inpatient
GRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" and9/4/2014
Plot Date:
They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, 3:55:23 PM
are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
8' 0' 8' 16'
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SKETCH
BROS TREATMENT / OFFICE-PRTM1-ELEVATION SKETCH A0.03
A103

1/4" = 1'-0" VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN

28320.000 07/03/14
DRAWING SCALE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
9' - 6" A1066

[2896 mm] GYPSUM SOFFIT MIRROR
PT022
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
E
A5080
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC C03E0
PT045
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD

SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF Elevation 1
BROS ELEVATION
STORAGE CART 1
AREA FOR MOBILE
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 1:50:38 PM
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
BROS Treatment/Office, PRTM1
Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Height 9-0 to 10-0 Nurse Call
Hardware 3E Radio
Depression None Special Panic Call Yes
Construction Solid surface counter with drop-in Battery Operated Clock Yes
cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Cold Water Yes
Hot Water Yes
Laboratory Air
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Air
Number of People 6
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
General: Nitrogen
1. 1x4 Direct/Indirect Pendant, Glare reducing eclipse Anesthesia Evac
Configuration
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Equipment List

A1066 Mirror, Float Glass, 1 C/C A high quality 1/4 polished float glass mirror 36X18, framed in a one-
With SS Frame piece, bright polished, stainless steel channel frame with 90 mitered
Mirror has a galvanized steel back with integral horizontal hanging brackets
and wall hanger for concealed mounting. For mounting above single wall
mounted lavatories located in toilet areas, Doctors examination offices,
etc. May also be used above double lavatories, either wall or countertop
mounted, found in restroom areas.
A5075 Dispenser, Soap, 1 V/V Disposable soap dispenser. One-handed dispensing operation. Designed to
Disposable accommodate disposable soap cartridge and valve.
battery operated.
Surgical/Examina- cold rolled steel with a white baked enamel finish, plastic or acrylic. Pro-
tion, Wall Mntd vided with wall bracket to facilitate mounting and demounting.
Double, SS, Surface Equipped with a concealed mounting bracket that is secured to a concealed
Mounted wall plate. For general purpose use throughout the facility to hang various
items of apparel.
A6046 Artwork, Decorative, 2 V/V This JSN is to be used for determining and defining location of decorative
With Frame artwork.
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as a combina-
DO, 36x30x22 tion cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general purpose use
CT020 Countertop, Solid AR C/C A solid, nonporous countertop with a smooth seamless appearance. Easy to
Surface clean and maintain and with proper cleaning does not support the growth
of mold. An acrylic-based solid surface product. Standard thickness of 1,
and a 4 butt backsplash/curb. Also referred to as a work surface or work
top. Available in a choice of colors and depths. Used in lab and other
hospital areas requiring optimum physical and chemical resisting properties.

Equipment List
E0123 Workstation, 1 V/V This JSN will provide a whole work station typical to quickly plan work in
Straight, Free Stand- areas in clinical or administrative spaces. There will be a price decrease if
ing, 72 W typical work stations are used with vertical hanging strips instead of panels.
THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES: 4 Standard Solid Panels
2 Lights
1 Tack board
1 Tool Rail
1 Paper Tray
1 Diagonal Tray
age, Mobile
1 Cart Body, Style-A Narrow, w/Raised Edge Top

F0205 Chair, Side With 6 V/V Upholstered side chair, 32 high X 21 wide X 23 deep with arms, padded
Arms seats and padded backs. Seat height is a minimum of 17. Available with
or without sled base.
Back with five (5) caster swivel base and arms. Chair may be used at desks or in
conference rooms. Back and seat are foam padded and upholstered with
either woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0415 Cabinet, Filing, 1 V/V Full height five (5) drawer lateral filing cabinet, 65 high X 42 wide X 18
Lateral, Full Height, deep with floor levelers (front), locking device and drawer label holders.
5 Drawer Drawers are adaptable to either letter or legal size materials.
Round, Metal metal unit is used to collect and temporarily store small quantities of paper
refuse in patient rooms, administrative areas and nursing stations.
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Equipment List
F3055 Whiteboard, With 1 V/V Standard installations consist of sliding panels and a fixed back panel with
Sliding Panels. the choice of chalkboard, markerboard, bulletin board, or a combination of
these choices.
Diameter second hand. Wall mounted unit for use when impractical to install a fully
synchronized clock system. Battery operated, (batteries not included).
M1825 Printer, Computer 1 V/V High resolution computer printer with a variety of type styles and sheet/en-
velope feeder trays. Database information reflects network ready, medium
duty office style laser printers. Other types of printers (bubble jet, dot
matrix, line or plotter) as well as light or heavy use capabilities are available.
Height, 18x32
PT016 Laptop Computer 1 V/V
PT017 Hook, S Shaped, 1 V/V
Ceiling Mounted,
For Hanging Track-
ing Device
PT018 Fixator, Vision Train- 1 V/V
ing Device
PT019 Visumotor Training 1 V/V
Device
PT020 Lamp, W/Magnifier 1 V/V
Shelf, 2 Dr 30x30
Height 48x24
Height 72x30

4.2.13 Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT1); Rehabilitation Engineering Room
(PRRE1); Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)
Function:
Many patients are faced with adapting to their new environment with alternative ways of communication and completing daily
tasks. The assistive technology room (lab) provides patients with the ability to trial various devices and find the best fit for their
disability. The room must be flexible to accommodate change in technologies such as augmentative and alternative communication
devices, adaptive games, and software. The room should also be accompanied by a large storage room, adequate in size to supply
patients with the devices of their choice, and a testing bedroom and bathroom to simulate scenarios and teach patients how to use
their new devices if the Apartment, Living Skills Training (PRDL1) is not available in the polytrauma rehabilitation center.
The rehab engineering shop provides space for rehab engineering techs to preform repairs and adaptations to wheelchairs and large
devices without the patients device being sent off for repair, therefore having a lapse in time with this specific device. The room
functions as a small machine shop with tool such as a drill press, tool cart, and shop vacuum.
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POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION
DRAWING REFERENCE CENTER
PROJECT NAME - ASSISTIVE TECH LAB
Assistive
3/16" = 1'-0" Technology Lab (PRAT1); Rehabilitation Engineering 28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/11/14
DATE
Room (PRRE1); Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)

DRAWING SCALE
E0123
M1801
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F0205 CABINET, T0285 MOBILE TOOL
FILING, VERTICAL M2600 CHEST 3D PRINTER
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DISPENSER, GLOVE CT020 CHAIR, TASK, SWIVEL
A5077 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE T8045
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER 17' - 0" WIDE OSCILLOSCOPE
A5075 M1825
SOAP DISPENSER PRINTER, COMPUTER
CS090
PT062
COMPUTER, W/ DOUBLE
A5080 MONITORS
16' - 0" 18' - 0"
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Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT1); Rehabilitation Engineering

Room (PRRE1); Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)
SKETCH

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VA POLYTRAUMASRS01
REHAB DESIGN
PROJECT NAME
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PRAT 1
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7' - 2"
9' - 0"
9' - 0"
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
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SOFFIT
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DRAWING TITLE
1/4" = 1'-0" POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION

28320.000 07/11/14
SKETCH
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/11/14

Rehabilitation Engineering Room (PRRE1)
DRAWING SCALE
A103 PROJECT NUMBER
PT022
DATE
ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN PT059PT022

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W-H, 2W-H, 2 SHELF,
1 DR, 212"
DR,WIDE
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GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
CABINET, SHELF,
PT059
28320 12/11/13GYPSUM
SOFFIT CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 1 DR, 12" WIDE
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
PT064
COUNTERTOP ANGLE SUPPORT
PT064
COUNTERTOP ANGLE SUPPORT
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
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2 Elevation
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PT059 AUTOMATIC
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SOFFIT
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
GYPSUM
SUPPLY SOFFIT
A5080 STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
CT020 A5080
114 SF PAPER TOWEL A5075
DISPENSER
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE AREA FOR MOBILE SOAP DISPENSER
STORAGE CART
CT020 A5075
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CLOCK
C03E0
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8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation
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C04A0
SKETCH
Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01)
A103
C04E0
CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
C01C0
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER
INPATIENT
DATE
AT LAB
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
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GYPSUM
SOFFIT
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
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E
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4 SCALE:
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24 AUTOMATIC
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114 SF
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CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)

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INPATIENT LAB WITHOUT ADL A0.01
DRAWING TITLE
SKETCH
Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT1); Rehabilitation Engineering ASSISTIVE TECH LAB

A103
Room1/8"(PRRE1); Storage, Assistive Technology
28320.000 Equipment
07/24/14 (SRS01)
= 1'-0" ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING SCALE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN PROJECT NUMBER DATE
Optional - This layout

GUIDEis toNAME
PROJECT be used when an ADL is not available for use in another part of the PRC. The teaching bedroom
and bathroom allow patient and staff to test out various types of assistive technologies in residential type settings.
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
TEACHING
3150 mm
SRS01
10' - 4"
3150 mm
BATHROOM
10' - 4"
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
TEACHING
BEDROOM
3100 mm
10' - 3"
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
PRAT1
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
8800 mm
28' - 9"
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
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Room
5500 mm
MEDICATION, 18' - 0"
24 5AUTOMATIC
'-6"

114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART PRRE1
CLOCK
16' - 0"MARKER BOARD 13' - 6"

4900 mm 4100 mm
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0

8' 0'
INPATIENT
8' 16'
ASSISTIVE TECH ROOM Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Inpatient Unit
- INPATIENT UNIT WITHOUT AN ADL
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Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT1)

Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction Solid surface counter Battery Operated Clock Yes
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrogen
LIGHTING Anesthesia Evac
General:
configuration

Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction High pressure laminate counter with Battery Operated Clock Yes
drop-in sink, wall hung cabinets, Intercom (Phone)
and base cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC45
Cold Water Yes
Hot Water Yes
Room Pressure Negative (-)
Laboratory Air
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent Yes
Number of People 6
Medical Air
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
configuration
4. Lighting Level: 50fc * Shop vacuum system to be provided
4.140

Equipment List

Shelf, 1 Drawer, 1 a full width drawer above a solid right or left-hinged door (appropri-
DO, 36x18x22 ate door hinge configuration to be indicated on equipment elevation
drawings). Also referred to as a combination cabinet or a drawer and
cupboard cabinet. For general purpose use throughout the facility.
2 Lights
1 Tack board
1 Tool Rail
1 Paper Tray
1 Diagonal Tray

Equipment List
Back with five (5) caster swivel base and arms. Chair may be used at desks or
in conference rooms. Back and seat are foam padded and upholstered
with either woven textile fabric or vinyl.
included).
NVIDIA; a 18 inch flat panel monitor. The computer is used through-
out the facility to input, manipulate and retrieve information.
medium duty office style laser printers.
PT050 Shelving, Angled 2 C/C
Adj., 60x36
PT058 Shelf Unit, Wall 6 C/C
Hung, 2 Shelf, 36x30
Hung, 2 Shelf, 18x30
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Equipment List

Mounted refill indicator slot. Minimum capacity 400 single-fold paper towels.
For general purpose use throughout the facility.
support between two base cabinets or a base cabinet and wall. Apron
rails should be ordered in pairs to provide both front and rear work
surface support.
7.5x19x16 ID also be provided with pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center, integral
facility.
CT020 Countertop, Solid AR C/C A solid, nonporous countertop with a smooth seamless appearance. Easy
Surface to clean and maintain and with proper cleaning does not support the
growth of mold. Standard thickness of 1, and a 4 butt backsplash/
curb. Also referred to as a work surface or work top. Available in a
choice of colors and depths. Used in clinic and hospital areas requiring
optimum physical and chemical resisting properties.
F0230 Chair, Drafting, 2 V/V Drafting chair approximately 47 high X 20 wide X 20 deep with
Rotary rotary stool and a 5 (five) star base with casters. Padded seat and back.
Foot ring adjusts with chair.
F0300 Chair, Task, Swivel, 2 V/V Task chair, approximately 34 H X 26 W X 22 D with adjustable arms
With Arms and a five caster adjustable swivel base. Seat and back are foam padded
and upholstered in woven fabric or vinyl.
F0415 Cabinet, Filing, 1 V/V Full height five (5) drawer lateral filing cabinet, 65 high X 42 wide
Lateral, Full Height, X 18 deep with floor levelers (front), locking device and drawer label
5 Drawer holders. Drawers are adaptable to either letter or legal size materials.
pharmacies, etc.

Equipment List
included).
M2600 Vacuum, Wet/Dry, 1 V/V Wet/dry vacuum cleaner with HEPA filtration. Unit consists of a
HEPA Filtration minimum 10 gallon capacity corrosion resistant waste tank, two stage
vacuum motor and dual filtering system mounted on casters. Vacuum is
designed for use in patient care areas and operating room suites.
T0285 Drill Press, Floor 1 C/C Floor mounted drill press. Characteristics/components include 1/2 inch
Mounted, Tilt Table drill capacity; tilt table that tilts 45 degrees; 3/4 HP motor; three-spoke
pilot wheel; depth stop and gauge. The unit is used for general purposes
in occupational therapy.
T0760 Saw, Band, Wood- 1 C/C Woodworking band saw. Characteristics/components include stand;
working basic 14 inch wood cutting saw; wheel; blade guards; chip chute; 6 inch
arbor pulley; and a 3/4 HP motor. This saw is used for cutting wood in
woodworking shops.
T1000 Cabinet, Tool, Mo- 1 C/C Tool cabinet and chest. Characteristics/components include: a mobile
bile, With Mechanics tool cabinet with 5 inch casters; shall have a minimum of 7 tamper-
Tool Chest proof drawers; and have an internal drawer locking system that prevents
unintentional drawer openings. The mechanics tool chest shall be capable
of sitting on top of the mobile tool cabinet. It shall have a minimum of
10 tamper-proof drawers and have an internal drawer locking system that
prevents unintentional drawer opening. All drawers shall lock automati-
cally when the lid is closed. Shall have a partitioned top till that holds
the lift-out trays equipped with socket dividers.
T8045 Oscilloscope, With 1 V/V Oscilloscope. Characteristics/components include 100 MHz unit;
Accessories digitizing scope with a fully-functional analog scope that can control
data acquisition and a switch-selectable Pre/Post/Mid-triggering with
reference to a triggering event. This unit is used to evaluate electronic
equipment faults.
T9400 Vise, Machinists, 1 V/V General purpose machinists vise. Characteristics include 360 degree
Swivel Base swivel base with lock down and capability to hold pipe, shafts, and
square machined parts with maximum gripping. Vise is used for a wide
range of work and is available in 4 to 6 inch jaw widths.
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30
PT025 Printer, 3-D Model- 1 V/V
ing
2 Shelf, 1 Door, 12
x 30
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Equipment List
PT060 Work Table, Lift 1 V/V

Combo, Power
PT061 Stool, w-Tool Shelf, 2 V/V
Mobile
PT062 Computer, Micro- 1 V/V
processing, w-Dual
FP Monitor
PT064 Cabinet, Angle 3 C/C
Support

Equipment List

M2055 Shelving, Storage, 3 V/V Stationary, wire, shelving unit. Unit has fully adjustable shelves
Wire, CRS, w/ constructed of stainless steel. For use in general purpose storage areas.
Adjustable Shelves Shelving is provided in various sizes and configurations. Price provided is
for a unit approximately 74H x 18D x 48W with four shelves.
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30
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-EXOS1- PLAN A0.01
OFFICE, SPEECH LANGUAGE
SKETCH PATHOLOGIST
4.14 Office, Speech Language Pathologist
DRAWING REFERENCE
(EXOS1) PROJECT NAME
R 1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/30/14 A103

DRAWINGNUMBER
NUMBER DATE

Function: GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
This office space is design to evaluate and treat patients with speech language and pathology disorders. The room is designed to
28320 with access to the
provide patients and family members 12/11/13
same information on the screen as the provider pulls up in order to help
with education and treatmentPROJECT
plans. The room also has
NUMBER DATEa sink to accommodate swallow studies.
12' - 0"
3700 mm PT086
MONITOR, W/KEYBOARD AND
BRACKET, WALL-MTD
M1825 M8770
PRINTER, COMPUTER ASPIRATOR/PRESSURE UNIT
M1801
COMPUTER, W/MONITOR
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
E0117 P PT065
WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT,
72" x 24"
F0275
F0205
CHAIR, SWIVEL, HIGH BACK
SIDE CHAIR WITH ARMS
F0115
E
BOOKCASE, OPEN, 5 SHELF EXOS1 F0280
3600 mm
11' - 8"
DISTRIBUTION CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK
A6046
SYSTEM,
ARTWORK, DECORATIVE F2000
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC BASKET, WASTEPAPER
F0420 5'-6" P3100
CABINET, FILING, LAVATORY, VITREOUS CHINA
[3658 mm]
LATERAL, HALF HEIGHT

12' - 0"
E F3200
CLOCK
A5145 SUPPLY
A5075
HOOK, GARMENT STATION,
Room
GFI
MEDICATION, SOAP DISPENSER

T
24 AUTOMATIC
A1066
114 SF MIRROR
AREA FOR MOBILE
A5080
STORAGE CART
A5107
CLOCK DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5077
MARKER BOARD
OFFICE SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST FLOOR PLAN

1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
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Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
OFFICE, SPEECH LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGIST-EXOS1 - RCP A0.02
SKETCH
Speech Language Pathologist Office (EXOS1) OFFICE, SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
DRAWING REFERENCE
A103 PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER 28320.000 07/30/14

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
EXOS1
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
OFFICE SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST - RCP

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OFFICE, SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

Office, Speech Language Pathologist

28320.000(EXOS1)
08/15/14

1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com Room/Equipment Isometric
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 4:00:07 PM

Office, Speech Language Pathologist (EXOS1)
Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Carpet Tile Telephone Yes
Hardware 3E Radio
Construction Wall mounted lavatory Battery Operated Clock Yes
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrogen
LIGHTING
Anesthesia Evac
General:
1. 2 of 2x4 Fluorescent Light Fixture, Acrylic, Prismatic
Lens with F32T8 Lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70
2. Provides Ballasts per Fixture for Desired Switching
Configuration
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Equipment List

Double, SS, Surface Equipped with a concealed mounting bracket that is secured to a
Mounted concealed wall plate. For general purpose use throughout the facility to
hang various items of apparel.
A6046 Artwork, Decorative, 1 V/V This JSN is to be used for determining and defining location of decora-
With Frame tive artwork.
2 standard solid panels; 1 panel connector, 2-way corner; 2 finished

end hardware kits; 1 cantilevered work surface; 1 lockable flipper unit;
1 light; 1 tack board; 1 tool rail; 1 diagonal tray; 1 adjustable keyboard
tray; 1 mobile pedestal, box/file; 1 support panel.
Shelf 18 deep with 5 (five) adjustable shelves. Unit can be separate or part of
a system with available add-on shelving.

Equipment List
included).
available.
Unit, General console unit with a 1/8 HP motor, stand-mounted. Stands include 2
Purpose 1/2 casters with chemical resistant top. Pumps suction capacity: 22
LPM. Unit includes collection bottle, bacteria f
P3100 Lavatory, Vitreous 1 C/C Wall mounted, slab type, vitreous china, lavatory (approximate bowl size
China, Slab Type 7x15x10) with: faucet holes on 4 centers; gooseneck spout; wrist
blade handles; and grid strainer. It shall be suitable for use in clinics,
offices, washrooms or patient care area.
Adjustable, 72 x 24
PT086 Monitor w-Keyboard 1 V/V
& Bracket, Wall
Mount
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OFFICE, PROVIDER
SKETCH
4.15 Office, Provider(OFD05)
1/4" = 1'-0"
Test-fit A103
28320.000 07/30/14
DRAWING SCALE ISSUED WITH PROJECTNUMBER
DRAWING NUMBER DATE

Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
This office space is design for one single provider (Inpatient Unit Social Worker, CCRN Case Manager, Neuropsychologist,
Counseling Psychologist,28320
or Family Therapist FTE),12/11/13
of which does not see patients in their office. These disciplines tend to be
out on the floor visiting PROJECT
and treating
NUMBER patients rather
DATEthan seeing them in their offices. Design team should review with the facility
to determine if future plumbing should be stubbed up and capped above the floor to allow the office to accommodate sinks (or
become exam rooms) in the future.
12' - 0"
3700 mm
F2000
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
M1801
COMPUTER, W/MONITOR
M1825
PRINTER, 9'
COMPUTER
- 6" P F0205
[2896E0117
mm]
SIDE CHAIR WITH ARMS
F0275
PT065
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT,
F0115 72" x 24"
BOOKCASE, OPEN, 5 SHELF
E
3600 mm
11' - 8"
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
F0420 AUTOMATIC
5'-6" OFD05 A5077
CABINET, FILING,
[3658 mm]
LATERAL, HALF HEIGHT F3200

12' - 0"
E CLOCK
A5145
SUPPLY
HOOK, GARMENT A6046
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,T ARTWORK, DECORATIVE
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
OFFICE, PROVIDER - FLOOR PLAN

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Office, Provider (OFD05)
Equipment List


Shelf 18 deep with 5 (five) adjustable shelves. Unit can be separate or part of
a system with available add-on shelving.
included).
4.154
Office, Provider (OFD05)

Equipment List
available.
Adjustable, 72 x 24

4.156
4.3 Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)
4.3.1. Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3);

Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1).................................................................................... 4.158
Option 1...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.158
Option 2...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.164
4.3.2. Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1);
Apartment, Bedroom (BRPT1);
Apartment, Bathroom (PRTL1);
Apartment, Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03);
Apartment, Storage (SRE01)....................................................................................................... 4.176
4.3.3. Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6);
Medication Room (MEDP1);
Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01) ..................................................................................................... 4.196
4.3.4. Dining Room, Resident (PRD01);
Kitchen, Resident (PRK01)........................................................................................................... 4.207
4.3.5. Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY2) .................................................................. 4.221
Storage, Assistive Technology Equipment (SRS01) ............................... 4.234

SKETCH
RESIDENT ROOM - OPTION 1 - FLOOR
PLAN B01
4.3.1 Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3);
DRAWING TITLE
Toilet / Shower, Resident
(PRTL1)- Option 1
DRAWING REFERENCE GUIDE PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320 07/16/14

Function:
The resident bedroom and bathroom are spaces that encourage independence under the umbrella of nursing supervision. They
should be designed similar to a traditional bedroom and should include many design features that patients will encounter in a
traditional bedroom (such as a closet, tub, vanity sink, etc). Lighing Considerations: Providing a layered approach to patient room
lighting allows for individual patient control as well as ensures that the space will provide conducive lighting levels for its wide
range of tasks. Dimming controls further allow the patient to create a comfortable environment for recovery.
F0205 F0265
CHAIR, WITH ARMS CHAIR, RECLINER
PT023 F0400
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE CABINET, BEDSIDE
HEIGHT, 48"x24" F2420
F2435 BRPT3 LAMP, TABLE, W/SHADE
3700 mm
LAMP, DESK
12' - 0"
PT027
A6046
BED, NON-MEDICAL, SINGLE
ARTWORK
3
F2000
F0570 NC
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
"
DRESSER, 6 DRAWER 5'-6 A5080
PT026 DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
6900 mm
NARCOTIC BOX, CT020

22' - 6"
MOUNTED IN DRESSER COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE

5' WIDE
A5075
F3200 SOAP DISPENSER
CLOSET
CLOCK PT071
F2000 SINK, INTEGRAL
BASKET, WASTEPAPER GFI A5145
HOOK, GARMENT
3100 mm
10' - 0"
A5175 1 PT074
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR PRTL1 GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
NC
A5145 P1150
5' - 0" min
T
4 2 NC
HOOK, GARMENT VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN
P9056
A5110
3 TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE 3 A5109
A5200
DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
9' - 7" A5090
2900 mm DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN
15' - 9" A5205
4800 mm BAR, TOWEL
A5170
P5040
SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
(HALF OF THE ROOMS W/BATH
TUBS, HALF W/ ROLL-IN
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0 SHOWERS - SEE OPTION 2)
0' 6' 12' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP

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are contained in1700
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Design Manuals
YORK and Space
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202.842.2100 Library.
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SKETC
RESIDENT ROOM - OPTION 1 - RCP B02

Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3); Toilet / VA

Shower, Resident
POLYTRAUMA (PRTL1)-
REHAB DESIGN
Option 1
DRAWING REFERENCE
3/16" = 1'-0"
GUIDE
28320 07/14/14
PROJECT NAME

SKET


PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

SD
9' - 0"
BRPT3
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR PRTL1
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER
E
8' - 0" SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Polytrauma Rehabilitation BOARD PTRP
Center
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8' 0' 8' 16'

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B03
DRAWING NUMBER
REHAB DESIGNDRAWING NUMBER

PROJECT NAME
VA SKETCH
POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
Toilet /1/4"Shower,
= 1'-0"
Resident (PRTL1)- Option 1
DRAWING REFERENCE
28320 GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
07/24/14
DRAWING SCALE
1/4" = 1'-0" A103 PROJECT NUMBER
28320
DATE
07/24/14
ISSUED WITH
DRAWING SCALE DRAWING NUMBER PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
P5040
P5040
A5175
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR
A5175
A5109WITH BAR
SOAP DISH,
GRAB
9' - 6"BAR, SHOWER USE
[2896 mm] A5109
Elevation 1
E
RESIDENT ROOM - OPTION 1 - TLT - ELEVATION 1
1 DISTRIBUTION
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SYSTEM,
1 MEDICATION,
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E A5145
SUPPLY HOOK, GARMENT
STATION, P1150 A5145
Room MEDICATION, VALVE,HOOK,
RINSE,GARMENT
BEDPAN
24 AUTOMATIC A5109 P1150
114 SF VALVE,
GRAB BAR, W/CRINSE, BEDPAN
ACCESSIBLE
AREA FOR MOBILE A5109
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
P9056
TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
P9056
MARKER BOARD
RESIDENT
Elevation ROOM
2 - OPTION 1 - TLT - ELEVATION 2
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4' 0' 4' 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP
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RESIDENT ROOM - OPTION 1 - TLT ELEV
2 B04 SKETCH
RESIDENT
DRAWING TITLE ROOM - OPTION 1 - TLT ELEV Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014 DRAWING NUMBER
B04
ISSUED WITH
2 SKETCH
Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1)-VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
Option
GUIDE 1
A103
DRAWING
DRAWING TITLE
REFERENCE ISSUED
PROJECT WITH
NAME DRAWING NUMBER
1/4" = 1'-0" VA POLYTRAUMA07/24/14

28320 REHAB DESIGN
DRAWING
DRAWING REFERENCE
SCALE
ISSUED WITH
GUIDE DRAWING NUMBER
PROJECT
PROJECT NAME
NUMBER DATE
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DRAWING SCALE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5090
DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN
A5205
A5200
A5090 BAR, TOWEL
DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
A5109 A5109
A5205
A5200 GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE BAR, TOWEL
DISPENSER, TOILET
P1150TISSUE
A5109 A5109
VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE
P9056
9' - 6" P1150
TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED,
[2896 mm] BARIATRIC
P9056
TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED, BARIATRIC Elevation 3

E 3 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
DISTRIBUTION
3 SYSTEM,
SCALE: 1/4" =MEDICATION,
1'-0"
AUTOMATIC
A1066
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS
SUPPLY A5075
A1066
STATION, SOAP DISPENSER
Room P5040 MEDICATION,
MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS
A5080
A5075
SHOWER,24
SINGLE, HEAD-HELD AUTOMATIC DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
CT020 DISPENSER
SOAP
114 SF P5040 A5080
AREA FOR MOBILE COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD STORAGE CART DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
C0044
A5110
CT020
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE FRAME, APRON, 1 DRAWER
COUNTERTOP,
C0036 SOLID SURFACE
A5110 CLOCK C0044
SINK APRON
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE FRAME, APRON, 1 DRAWER
C0036
SINK APRON
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 4
4 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4' 0' 4 4' 8'
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP
Elevation(s)
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DRAWING REFERENCE
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Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP

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Polytrauma DESIGN
Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
PROJECT NAME
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Option 1

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PROJECT NAME
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320 01/28/14

Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3); Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1)-
Option 2
PT023
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE F0265
HEIGHT, 48"x24" CHAIR, RECLINER
F0205 F0400
CHAIR, WITH ARMS CABINET, BEDSIDE
F2435 F2420
LAMP, DESK BRPT3 LAMP, TABLE, W/SHADE
A6046 PT027
ARTWORK BED, NON-MEDICAL, SINGLE
F0570 PT071
3
DRESSER, 6 DRAWER SINK, INTEGRAL
PT026 NC CT020
NARCOTIC BOX,
5'-6" COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
MOUNTED IN DRESSER 3' WIDE
F3200 PT074
GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
7500 mm
CLOCK
24' - 6"
P1150
F2000
BASKET, WASTEPAPER CLOSET P9056
A5109
NC

GFI
A5200
1 DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
PRTL1 A5090
2900 mm
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4 2 A5145
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BASKET, WASTEPAPER
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A5145 A5205
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HOOK, GARMENT BAR, TOWEL

3
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A5175
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8' - 0" P1050
2400 mm BATHTUB, PATIENT
(HALF OF THE ROOMS W/
14' - 2" BATH TUBS, HALF W/
4200 mm ROLL-IN SHOWERS - SEE
OPTION 1)
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

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PROJECT NAME
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12/20/13

Option 2
SKET


PROJECT NAME
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1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13
9' - 0"
BRPT3
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR
(UNDERCOUNTER)
8' - 0"
COMPUTER
E PRTL1
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12'8/21/2014 5:55:21 PM Polytrauma Rehabilitation
Plot Date: MARKER BOARD PTRP
Center
8' 0' 8' 16'

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C03
AWING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
VA POLYTRAUMA
VA POLYTRAUMA
SKETCH
REHAB DESIGN
REHAB DESIGN
Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1)- Option 2 GUIDE GUIDE
A103
RAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1/4"
1'-0"= 1'-0" 2832028320 07/14/14
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RAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
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PROJECT NUMBER DATE C0037 C0037
RAIL, APRON,
RAIL,36" WIDE 36" WIDE
APRON,
P1150 P1150
A1066 A1066 VALVE, RINSE,
VALVE,BEDPAN
RINSE, BEDPAN
MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS GLASS
MIRROR,FLOAT
A5109 A5109
GRAB BAR, W/CBAR,
GRAB ACCESSIBLE
W/C ACCESSIBLE
A5080 A5080
C0037 C0037
RAIL, APRON,
9' - 6" RAIL,36" WIDE 36" WIDE
APRON, P9056 P9056
[2896 mm] TOILET, FLOOR
TOILET, FLOOR
MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
Elevation 1
TOILET,TOILET,RESIDENT, ELEVATION
RESIDENT, 1 1
ELEVATION
E 1 1SCALE: SCALE:
1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" = 1'-0"
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
A5145 A5145
SUPPLY
HOOK, GARMENT
HOOK, GARMENT STATION,
Room A5090 A5090 MEDICATION,
DISPENSER,
24 SANITARYSANITARY
DISPENSER, AUTOMATIC
NAPKIN NAPKIN P5040 P5040
114 SF A5109 SHOWER,SHOWER,
SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
A5109 AREA FOR MOBILE SINGLE, HEAD-HELD
GRAB BAR, W/CBAR,
GRAB ACCESSIBLE
W/C ACCESSIBLE STORAGE CART
A5200 A5200
DISPENSER, TOILET
DISPENSER, TOILET
TISSUE TISSUE CLOCK
A5175 A5175
SOAP DISH, WITH
SOAP BARWITH BAR
DISH,
P9056 P9056 P1050 P1050
TOILET, FLOOR
TOILET, FLOOR BATHTUB,BATHTUB,
PATIENT PATIENT
MOUNTED, BARIATRIC MARKER BOARD
MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
Elevation 2
TOILET,TOILET,RESIDENT, ELEVATION
RESIDENT, 2 2
ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 2 2SCALE: SCALE:
1/4" = 1'-0"
1/4" = 1'-0"
Elevation(s)
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DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH Polytrauma Rehabilitation CenterNUMBER
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Toilet / Shower, Resident (PRTL1)- Option 2
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
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28320 07/14/14
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A5205
A5205
BAR, TOWEL
BAR, TOWEL
A5110
A5110
9' - 6" P1050

[2896 mm] P1050
BATHTUB, PATIENT
BATHTUB, PATIENT
Elevation 3
TOILET,
TOILET,RESIDENT,
RESIDENT,ELEVATION
ELEVATION33
E 33 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
A5170 SUPPLY
A5170 STATION,
Room
ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF A5080
A5110 A5080
A5110 AREA FOR MOBILE DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE STORAGE CART DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
CLOCK
P1050
P1050
BATHTUB, PATIENT
BATHTUB, PATIENT
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 4
TOILET,
TOILET,RESIDENT,
RESIDENT,ELEVATION
ELEVATION44
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
44 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
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Option 2

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Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3)
Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Gypsum Wallboard / Paint Patient Monitor
Hardware 1B Radio
Construction Battery Operated Clock Yes
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Relative Humidity/Heating 20% Cold Water
Minimum Air Changes/Hr. 6 Hot Water
AC Load Equipment As Required Sanitary/Vent
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
1. Suspended light fixture, Conical glass shade with 75W
LED A19lamps, 3000K, CRI = 70 Anesthesia Evac
2. Fluorescent downlight fixture.
3. Table Lamp
configuration
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Toilet/Shower, Resident (PRTL1)

Room Data Sheet
Ceramic Tile Wainscot (4-0) CCTV
Base Porcelain Tile Base Telephone
Floor Finish Porcelain Tile Pub Address
Hardware 2H Data Yes
Slab Depression Yes Battery Operated Clock
Construction Solid Surface counter with integral Intercom (Phone)
sink
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
Dry Bulb Temp Cooling NA General Yes
Minimum Outside Air: Emergency Yes
Noise Criteria NC40
Relative Humidity/Cooling: N/A PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
AC Load Equipment N/A Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Vacuum
LIGHTING Oxygen
1. Downlight Compact Fluorescent Light Fixture, Acrylic, Nitrogen
Quad-Tube T4 Anesthesia Evac
2. Vanity light

Bedroom, Resident (BRPT3)
Equipment List

F0265 Chair, Recliner 1 V/V Reclining chair, 46 high X 33 wide X 40deep with arms, straight leg
base and floor glides or lockable two (2) inch casters. Seat, back and foot
rest are foam padded and upholstered with woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0570 Dresser, 6 Drawer 1 V/V A 6 drawer dresser used to store clothing.
included).
F2420 Lamp, Table, With 1 V/V Table lamp, 27-34 high X 6 wide X 6 deep with linen shade. Conve-
Shade nience outlet required at point of use.
F2435 Lamp, Desk 1 V/V Desk lamp, approximately 13H X 9W X 6 D with a 14 wide X 2
deep shade. Size and lamp shape may vary. Used for general reading
luminosity. Convenience outlet required at point of use.
Height 48x24
PT026 Narcotic Box 1 V/V Mounted in Dresser
PT027 Bed, Non-Medical, 1 V/V
Single
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Equipment List

Napkin, SS, Surface Disposal features a flip-up cover, secured to the container by a heavy
Mounted duty stainless steel piano-hinge. Disposal may be secured to wall or toilet
partition. For general purpose use in female toilet stalls or rooms and
uni-sex toilet rooms.
A5109 Grab Bar, 1-1/4 1 C/C A 1-1/4 diameter, satin finish stainless steel, peened gripping surface,
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, 2 wall toilet stall/ room, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges.
W/C Accessible Snap over flanges are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection
of mounting kits and concealed anchor devices are available from the
manufacturers for different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply
with barrier-free accessibility guidelines for structural strength. For
typical water closet applications in toilet stalls and rooms where ADA
(Americans With Disabilities Act) requirements must be met.
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, 2 wall shower, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges. Snap over
Shower Use flanges are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection of mount-
ing kits and concealed anchor devices are available from the manufac-
turers for different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply with
applications in shower stalls where ADA (Americans With Disabilities
Act) requirements must be met.

Equipment List
Tissue, SS, 2-Roll, toilet tissue dispenser. Unit accommodates two standard-core toilet tis-
Surface Mntd sue rolls through 5 in diameter. Spindles are chrome plated plastic with
a heavy-duty internal spring and turn freely for non-controlled delivery.
For general purpose use in restrooms.
Injector shall be available to rinse the pan with the balance used to flush the
waste. Used in dirty utility rooms located in patient care areas through-
out the hospital. Unit is used to flush and disinfect a dirty bedpan.
P5040 Shower, Single, 1 C/C A complete, barrier-free, single hand-held, personal shower system.
Hand-Held The shower system includes: pressure balanced mixing valve with high
temperature limit stop; personal hand shower; shower hose; wall supply;
and slide bar. For general purpose use throughout the facility in shower
stalls.
or
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Size As Required
able

4.3.2 Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1); Bedroom (BRPT1); Bathroom
(PRTL1); Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03); Storage (SRE01)
Function:
This area is fully functioning traditional apartment used to evaluate a residents ability to live independently. Each resident will
spend two weeks prior to leaving the program completing daily tasks in the kitchen, dining room, bedroom, bathroom and laundry
area.
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PROJECT NAME - APARTMENT
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 01/28/14
Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1); Bedroom (BRPT1); Bathroom (PRTL1);
Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03); Storage (SRE01) 15' - 6" 10' - 0"

F2017
WASTE RECEPTACLE A5175 P1050
K4500 SOAP DISH, WITH BAR BATHTUB, PATIENT F2000
STOVE (HALF OF THE ROOMS
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
W/ BATH TUBS, HALF W/
K4665 A5170
ROLL-IN SHOWERS)
OVEN, MICROWAVE PT076 ROD, W/ SHOWER CURTAIN
A5205
PT004 SHELF A5109
BAR, TOWEL
COFFEE MACHINE GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
K8250 P9056
TOASTER TOILET, FLOOR
CS250 MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
SINK, SS
PRTL1 P1150
3 VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN
A5080
M2300 NC PT074
PAPER TOWEL
DISPENSER WASHER GRAB BAR, RETRACTABLE
1 NC 6 4 CT020
P2100 GFI
GARBAGE DISPOSAL M2400 COUNTERTOP, SOLID
2400 mm
SURFACE 3' WIDE
8' - 0"
A5075 DRYER
2 5 PT071
GFI
SOAP DISPENSER
CT020 PRC03 SINK, INTEGRAL
COUNTERTOP, SOLID A5080
SURFACE
10' - 0" WIDE DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
R7000 A5145
1800 mm
REFRIGERATOR STORAGE SRE01 HOOK, GARMENT
6' - 0"
C0025
F0225 CLOSET CABINET, 1 DR
CHAIR, DINING NC
8500 mm
F0096
28' - 0"
F3200
WARDROBE, BUILT-IN
CLOCK
T
PT024 F0205
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE CHAIR, SIDE WITH ARMS
5'-6
HEIGHT, 72"x30" F0400

"
M0430 CABINET, BEDSIDE

DVD PLAYER F2420
M0515 A5212
BRACKET, TELEVISION LAMP, TABLE,
TELEVISION, HDTV W/SHADE
A5220 A5220
NC
4000 mm
T
13' - 0"
BRACKET, TELEVISION, BRACKET, TELEVISION,
WALL BACKING PRAP1 WALL BACKING PT014
A5212 M0515 RESIDENT BED, QUEEN,
TV
BRACKET, TELEVISION TELEVISION, HDTV W/ HEADBOARD

F0600 F0570 F2420
TV
CREDENZA DRESSER, 6 DRAWER LAMP, TABLE,

F0375 PT026 W/SHADE
SOFA, UPHOLSTERED NARCOTIC BOX, BRPT1 F0400
F0255 MOUNTED IN DRESSER CABINET, BEDSIDE
CHAIR, EASY
F0740
TABLE, OCCASIONAL 12' - 2" 13' - 4"
F2420 26' - 0"
LAMP, TABLE, 7900 mm
W/SHADE
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
Floor/Equipment
Plot Date: 10/27/2014Plan
4:44:09(200
PM NSF/175 NSF/75NSF/180 NSF/60 NSF)
GRAPHIC SCALE:
They provide typical3/16" = 1'-0"
configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements

A02

PROJECT NAME
Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1); Bedroom (BRPT1); Bathroom (PRTL1);

3/16" = 1'-0" 28320 07/24/14
Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03); Storage (SRE01)
SKETCH


PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0"
K3401 28320 12/11/13
EXHAUST, HOOD
SD
9' - 0" 8' - 0"
PRTL1
8' - 0"
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR SRE01
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER
E SD 8' - 0"
W/H CABINET PRAP1 DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
BRPT1
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' Polytrauma Rehabilitation MARKER BOARD PTRP
Center
Plot Date:
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, 8/21/2014
illustrating the 5:45:23 PM of space, components, systems, and equipment.
integration
8' 0' 8' 16'
4.178
PTRP APARTMENT
DRAWING TITLE
KITCHEN ELEV ISSUED WITH
A03
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING REFERENCE
ISSUED WITH
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PolytraumaDRAWING NUMBER
Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB SKETCH DESIGN
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 07/16/14
Apartment,
DRAWING REFERENCE
Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03) GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
28320A103 PROJECT NUMBER
07/16/14
DATE
DRAWING SCALE ISSUED WITH DRAWING

PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
K3401
EXHAUST, HOOD
28320
K3401 PT038 12/11/13
CABINET, 1PROJECT
SHELF,
EXHAUST, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
HOOD
NUMBER DATE
PT038 GYPSUM
SOFFIT
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
PT049
PT049 K2515
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDEDISHWASHER
9' - 6" K2515 K4500
[2896 mm] DISHWASHER STOVE
K4500
STOVE
APARTMENT
Elevation 1 - KITCHEN - ELEV 1
E 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
APARTMENT - KITCHEN - ELEV 1
DISTRIBUTION
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION, PT049
AUTOMATIC
PT049
PT059
[3658 mm]

12' - 0"
E CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 1 DR, 12" WIDE

SUPPLY GYPSUM PT059
STATION,SOFFIT CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 1 DR, 12" WIDE
Room GYPSUM
MEDICATION,
24 SOFFIT
AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART A5080
CLOCK A5080
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
A5075 C0039
OPEN
BELOW RAIL, APRON, 48" WIDE
SOAP DISPENSER
MARKER BOARD C0039 C02D0
OPEN
BELOW RAIL, APRON,CABINET,
48" WIDE U/C/B, 4 DRAWER, 24" WIDE
C02D0
CABINET, U/C/B, 4 DRAWER, 24" WIDE
Elevation 2
APARTMENT - KITCHEN - ELEV 2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' 0' APARTMENT
4' - KITCHEN 8' - ELEV 2 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center
2
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
PTRP
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 5:14:31 PM
Elevation(s)
NOTE: 1700 NEWplates
Guide YORK areAVENUE
graphicalNW SUITE 100 ofWASHINGTON,
representations DC 20006
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not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
PTRP APARTMENT TOILET ELEV 1
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH A04
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING TITLE
VA POLYTRAUMA
ISSUED WITH
REHAB DESIGN DRAWING NUMBER
GUIDE VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN
SKETCH
Apartment,
1/4" = 1'-0" Bathroom (PRTL1)
DRAWING REFERENCE
28320GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
07/24/14
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
DRAWING SCALE
A103 28320
PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER
DATE 07/24/14
DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
A5205
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
BAR, TOWEL A5205

A5090
P5040BAR, TOWEL
A5090
SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD P5040
A5109 DISPENSER, SANITARY NAPKIN
GRAB BAR,A5109
W/C ACCESSIBLE
A5110 A5200 GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE A5110 DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
A5200
GRAB BAR, SHOWER USE A5109 DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE
A5175 GRAB BAR,A5109
W/C ACCESSIBLE
SOAP DISH, WITH BAR A5175 GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE
P9056
SOAPP1050
DISH, WITH BAR
9' - 6"PATIENT P1050
BATHTUB, TOILET, FLOOR
P9056MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
[2896 BATHTUB,
mm] PATIENT TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED, BARIATRIC
Elevation 3
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
A5075
DISPENSER, SOAP
[3658 mm]
A5075
12' - 0"
E A1066 DISPENSER, SOAP

SUPPLY MIRROR,FLOAT
A1066GLASS
STATION, A5080 MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS
Room MEDICATION, DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
A5080
24 AUTOMATIC DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL
114 SF
P1150 AREA FOR MOBILE
VALVE, RINSE, BEDPAN P1150 STORAGE CART
VALVE,A5109
RINSE, BEDPAN
GRAB BAR, W/C ACCESSIBLE A5109 CLOCK CT020
GRAB BAR, A5200
W/C ACCESSIBLE COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
CT020
DISPENSER, TOILET TISSUE A5200 C0037 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
DISPENSER,P9056
TOILET TISSUE RAIL, APRON, 36" WIDE
C0037
TOILET, FLOOR MOUNTED, BARIATRIC P9056 RAIL, APRON, 36" WIDE
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 4
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

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4.180
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
PTRP APARTMENT TOILET ELEV 2 A05
A05
PTRP APARTMENT TOILET ELEV 2 Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
DRAWING TITLE
GUIDE
ISSUED WITH SKETCH DRAWING NUMBER
Apartment, Bathroom (PRTL1)

1/4" = 1'-0" VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB

28320 DESIGN
07/24/14
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING SCALE
GUIDE A103
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT NUMBER DATE

28320
DRAWING NUMBER
07/24/14
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A1066
MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS
A5080
A1066
MIRROR,FLOAT GLASS
A5075
A5080 A5110
DISPENSER, SOAP
DISPENSER, PAPER TOWEL GRAB BAR
CT020
A5075
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE A5110
DISPENSER, SOAP
GRAB BAR
9' - 6" PT071
CT020 P1050
[2896 mm]
COUNTERTOP, SINK,
SOLIDINTEGRAL
SURFACE BATHTUB, PATIENT
PT071 P1050
SINK, INTEGRAL Elevation 5 BATHTUB, PATIENT
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room A5205 MEDICATION,
24 BAR, TOWEL AUTOMATIC
114 SF P5040
A5205
SHOWER, SINGLE, HEAD-HELD AREA FOR MOBILE
BAR, TOWEL STORAGE CART
A5110
P5040
A5110 CLOCK
P1050
BATHTUB, PATIENT
P1050
BATHTUB, PATIENT
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 6
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room
GRAPHIC SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Plot types, 8/19/2014 5:14:36
Date: illustrating PM
1700 NEW
are contained in VA Design YORK
Manuals andAVENUE NW SUITE
Space Planning 100located
Criteria WASHINGTON, DC 20006Information
in the VA Technical 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Library.
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 5:14:36 PM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
Living Room (PRAP1); Bedroom (BRPT1); BathroomA06

PTRP APARTMENT 3D VIEW
Apartment,
DRAWING TITLE
(PRTL1); ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03); Storage (SRE01)

PROJECT NAME
28320 08/18/14

Plot Date: 8/19/2014 5:14:38 PM
4.182
PTRP APARTMENT 3D VIEW A07
Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1); Bedroom

DRAWING REFERENCE GUIDE (BRPT1); Bathroom (PRTL1);
PROJECT NAME
Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03); Storage

DRAWING SCALE
28320(SRE01) 08/18/14
PROJECT NUMBER DATE

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typical YORK AVENUE andNW SUITE
general 100 WASHINGTON,
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to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
Date: 8/19/2014
Plot Criteria
are contained in VA Design Manuals and Space Planning located in5:14:40
the VAPM
Technical Information Library.

Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1)
Room Data Sheet
Wall Finish Mold Resistant Gypsum Wallboard Security/Duress
/ Paint / Wall Covering CCTV
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile or Carpet Tile Pub Address
Hardware R1 Data Yes
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
LED A19lamps, 3000K, CRI = 70 Anesthesia Evac
2. Table Lamp
3. Provides ballasts per fixture for desired switching con-
figuration
4.184
Apartment, Bedroom (BRPT1)

Room Data Sheet
Hardware R2 Radio
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
Anesthesia Evac
LED A19lamps, 3000K, CRI = 70
2. Table Lamp
figuration

Room Data Sheet
Ceramic Tile Wainscot (4-0) CCTV
Base Porcelain Tile Base Telephone Yes
Floor Finish Porcelain Tile Pub Address
Hardware 2H Data Yes
Slab Depression Yes Battery Operated Clock
Construction Solid Surface counter with integral Intercom (Phone)
sink
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
Dry Bulb Temp Cooling NA General Yes
Minimum Outside Air: Emergency Yes
Noise Criteria NC40
Relative Humidity/Cooling: N/A PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
AC Load Equipment N/A Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Vacuum
LIGHTING Oxygen
1. Downlight, compact fluorescent light fixture, quad-tube Nitrogen
T4 Anesthesia Evac
2. Vanity light
4.186
Apartment, Kitchenette / Laundry (PRC03)

Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Tile Telephone Yes
Door Open Pub Address
Hardware N/A Radio
Construction Designed as a residential apartment, Battery Operated Clock
not an ADA compliant space. Solid Intercom (Phone)
surface counter with drop-in sink,
Staff Assist Yes
wall hung cabinets, base cabinets.
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air Stove Exhaust, Dryer
Exhaust
Noise Criteria NC40
Cold Water Yes
Hot Water Yes
Laboratory Air
Room Pressure Negative (-)
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Air
Number of People 2
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
1. 2x4 fluorescent light fixture, acrylic, prismatic lens
with F32T8 lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70 Anesthesia Evac
configuration

Apartment, Living Room (PRAP1)
Equipment List

Wall-Mounted, Tilt/ be a universal and VESA compliant unit with a load capacity of up to
Angle 130 lbs.
A5220 Bracket, Television, 1 C/C Wall mounted television bracket backing which provides additional sup-
Wall Backing port and strength for the installation of the television bracket. Option
spacing.
F0225 Chair, Dining Room 3 V/V Dining room chair with glides. Chair has straight legs with cushioned
F0255 Chair, Easy 1 V/V Easy chair approximately 35 high X 28 wide X 32 deep with arms and
floor glides. Arms, back and seat are foam padded and upholstered in
woven textile fabric or vinyl.
F0375 Sofa, Upholstered 1 V/V Executive sofa with woven fabric textile or vinyl upholstery, foam padded
arms, steel spring and foam rubber backs and seats, and floor glides.
F0600 Credenza, Executive, 1 V/V Executive credenza with two (2) box drawers, two (2) file drawers, a
Wood center closed storage area with adjustable shelf and floor glides.
F0740 Table, Occasional, 1 V/V Occasional lamp table (end table) approximately 20 high X 27 wide
Lamp X 27 deep with choice of finishes (wood, oak veneer, or high pressure
laminate).
included).
M0430 Recorder / Player, 1 V/V Professional medical grade DVD video recorder/player. Approximately
Digital, Video, DVD 5 high X 10 wide X 14 deep. Meets NTSC and PAL standards and
employs MPEG2 video compression. Capable of high speed picture
search, direct recording into available disc space and recording and
playback on various DVD formats. Audio uses dolby digital format.
Convenience outlet required at point of use.
Height 72x30
4.188
Apartment, Bedroom (BRPT1)

Equipment List

Angle 130 lbs.
spacing.
F0570 Dresser, 6 Drawer 1 V/V A 6 drawer dresser used to store clothing.
PT014 Bed, Domestic, 1 V/V
Queen Sized
PT026 Narcotic Box 1 V/V Mounted in Dresser

Equipment List

Napkin, SS, Surface Disposal features a flip-up cover, secured to the container by a heavy
Mounted duty stainless steel piano-hinge. Disposal may be secured to wall or toilet
partition. For general purpose use in female toilet stalls or rooms and
uni-sex toilet rooms.
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, 2 wall toilet stall/ room, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges.
W/C Accessible Snap over flanges are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection
of mounting kits and concealed anchor devices are available from the
manufacturers for different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply
with barrier-free accessibility guidelines for structural strength. For
typical water closet applications in toilet stalls and rooms where ADA
(Americans With Disabilities Act) requirements must be met.
Dia., SS, 2 Wall, 2 wall shower, grab bar with concealed mounting flanges. Snap over
Shower Use flanges are provided to conceal mounting screws. A selection of mount-
ing kits and concealed anchor devices are available from the manufac-
turers for different types of installations. Grab bar shall comply with
applications in shower stalls where ADA (Americans With Disabilities
Act) requirements must be met.
4.190

Equipment List
Tissue, SS, 2-Roll, toilet tissue dispenser. Unit accommodates two standard-core toilet tis-
Surface Mntd sue rolls through 5 in diameter. Spindles are chrome plated plastic with
a heavy-duty internal spring and turn freely for non-controlled delivery.
For general purpose use in restrooms.
Injector shall be available to rinse the pan with the balance used to flush the
waste. Used in dirty utility rooms located in patient care areas through-
out the hospital. Unit is used to flush and disinfect a dirty bedpan.
P5040 Shower, Single, 1 C/C A complete, barrier-free, single hand-held, personal shower system.
Hand-Held The shower system includes: pressure balanced mixing valve with high
temperature limit stop; personal hand shower; shower hose; wall supply;
and slide bar. For general purpose use throughout the facility in shower
stalls.
or

Equipment List
Size As Required
able
4.192

Equipment List

surface support.
C02D0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 4 1 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with four full width draw-
Drawer, 36x24x22 ers of equal height. Also referred to as a drawer cabinet. For general
F2017 Waste Receptacle, 24 V/V Rectangular steel waste receptacle with step-on lid and 24 gallon capacity.
pharmacies, etc.
K2515 Dishwasher, House- 1 C/C Household dishwasher. The unit features several wash cycles for different
hold types of tableware, electronic or push button controls, a sound insulation
package, an integral filter and disposal unit and adjustable racks. This
unit is used for light work in a laboratory or patient rehabilitation in
daily living area of occupational therapy.
K3401 Hood, Exhaust, 1 C/C The exhaust hood shall be designed for installation and general use over
Non-Commercial an electric range. It shall have as a minimum; an exhaust capacity of 160
CFM, two fan speeds, a work light and removable grease filters.
K4500 Stove, Household, 1 C/C Electric household range with four burner stove and oven. Gas models
4 Burner, w/Oven, are available. This unit is used in rehabilitation settings to teach daily
Electric living skills to patients.

Equipment List
K8250 Toaster, Pop-Up, 4 1 V/V Four (4) slice, electric pop-up toaster. The toaster casing is made from
Slice, Electric stainless steel and can produce up to 290 slices/hr. This is used to toast
sliced bread in food service kitchens and hospital cafeteria operations.
Several electrical power configurations are available; some may require
special wall receptacles. Refer to manufacturers specifications.
M2300 Washer, Clothes, 1 V/V Large capacity automatic clothes washer with a heavy duty motor. The
Automatic units control system programs load, cycle time, spin speed, fabric, water
level and water temperature. The washer includes a bleach and/or fabric
softener dispenser and a filter ring for trapping lint.
M2400 Dryer, Clothes, 1 V/V Automatic clothes dryer. Electric unit features automatic sensi-dry
Automatic, Electric, control with setting for different kinds of fabrics, timed cycle, removable
Household lint filter, drum interior light and enamel finish.
P2100 Disposal, Garbage, 2 1 C/C Garbage disposal. A two (2) horsepower versatile waste disposal unit
HP Motor suitable for facilities where 500 to 1000 meals are prepared and served
daily. Requires eight (8) gallons per minute water flow rate, and outlet
flange tapped for a two (2) inch pipe. Unit will have a manual reversing
switch and shall comply with MIL SPEC No. MIL-G-15840. Multiple
electrical configurations are available.
items is required.
PT004 Brewer, Coffee 1 V/V
Maker, Single Brewer
1 Shelf, 2 DO,
20x30
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
2 Shelf, 1 Door, 12
x 30
Mounted
4.194
Apartment, Storage (SRE01)

Equipment List

C0025 Cabinet, Wardrobe, AR C/C Wardrobe cabinet with a fixed shelf, clothing rod, and a solid or louvered
F0096 Wardrobe, Vestment, 1 V/V Vestment wardrobe. This unit must be custom designed to conform to
Built In built-in requirements. Surfaced inside and out with high-pressure plastic
laminates.

SKETCH
NURSE STATION - PTRP 01

4.3.3 Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6); POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION

A103 CENTER
PROJECT NAME -PTRP NURSE STN
Medication
1/4" = 1'-0"
Room
DRAWING REFERENCE
ISSUED WITH(MEDP1); Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)

DRAWING NUMBER
28320.000 04/10/14
Function:
TheGUIDE
nurse station
PROJECT NAME
acts as the information and check-in location, greeting area, as well as the traditional nurse work functions.
Multiple staff members will man this this station 24/7 and be the nurse resource for patients during the day and night.
28320in this program are12/11/13
Residents working to minimize the amount of medications they are taking, therefore the medication room
is not as large
PROJECT and not utilized
NUMBER in the same way as an inpatient medication room.
DATE
E0954
8' - 0" 8' - 6"
CART, EMERGENCY
M7660
2400 mm 2600 mm
DEFIBRILLATOR/MONITOR/
RECORDER, PORTABLE R6200
M7905 REFRIGERATOR, F/S
OXIMETER, PULSE
M8770 F3050
ASPIRATOR/PRESSURE WHITEBOARD
UNIT
M1100 M3150
RESUSCITATOR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM,
9' - 6" M1110 MEDICATION, AUTOMATIC
[2896 RESUSCITATOR,
mm] INFANT M2055
PT068 RCA01 SHELVING, STORAGE
EVAC CHAIR F2000
(2 PER 10 BEDS)
M1840 MEDP1 BASKET, WASTEPAPER
F3200
3100 mm
PRINTER/COPIER/FAX
10' - 0"
COMBINATION CLOCK
T
M1820 HOTELING SPACE A5108

IMPRINTER, DATA DISTRIBUTION
FOR VISITING STAFF WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARPS
RECORD, ELECTRIC SYSTEM,
OR PHYSICIAN 2 A5107
CT020 MEDICATION, DISPENSER, GLOVE
AUTOMATIC
GFI
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE A5080
F0280 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
1
A5075
[3658 mm]
CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK

12' - 0"
E
M1801 SOAP DISPENSER
COMPUTER WITH FLAT SUPPLY T CT020
PANEL MONITOR COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
STATION,
Room A5077
MEDICATION, F3050 3'-0" WIDE
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER CS250
24 M1605
AUTOMATIC WHITEBOARD
114 SFHOLDER, CHART, 20 EACH (A THIRD WORKSTATION F3200
IF THEREAREA
IS NOFOR MOBILE
RECEPTIONIST
M4116
STORAGE
AREA CART
IN THE BUILDING) NSTA6 CLOCK
MONITOR, VITAL SIGNS F2000
PT066 BASKET, WASTEPAPER
CLOCK F0280
MODULAR NURSE
STATION, 4' - 0" WIDE CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK
M1801
COMPUTER WITH FLAT
PANEL MONITOR NCC
FB
MARKER BOARD
F2000
BASKET, WASTEPAPER M1801
PT067
COMPUTER WITH FLAT
MODULAR NURSE PANEL MONITOR
STATION, 7' - 0" WIDE
18' - 0"
5500 mm
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
Floor/Equipment Plan (180 NSF/16.7 NSM; 100 NSF/9.3 NSM; 20 NSF/1.9 NSM)
are containedTO
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SKETCH SKETCH
Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6); Medication
02
NURSE STATION RCP A103
Room (MEDP1); Alcove, Crash Cart
DRAWING TITLE (RCA01)
ISSUED WITH ISSUED
DRAWING WITH
NUMBER DRAWING NUMBER
PROJECT NAME CENTER
PROJECT NAME -PTRP NURSE STN
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13 28320 04/10/14

DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
RCA01 MEDP1
[2896 mm]
9' - 0" 9' - 0"

E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
7' - 2" MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
7' - 2"
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
NSTA6 DT
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
9' - 0"
DT
8' - 6"
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

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DRAWING TITLE VA POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION
EFERENCE CENTER
PROJECT NAME -PTRP NURSE STN SKETCH
= 1'-0" Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6); Medication 28320 CENTER NAME -PTRP NURSE STN
07/01/14
A103
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT
CALE
Room (MEDP1)
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
ISSUED WITH
PROJECT NUMBER
28320 DATE
DRAWING NUMBER
PROJECT NUMBER
07/01/14
DATE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PT049
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GYPSUM SOFFIT CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
PT049
GYPSUM SOFFIT CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
PT085
OPEN CABINET, U/C/B, FILING, LATERAL, 36" WIDE
9' - 6" PT085
[2896 mm] OPEN CABINET, U/C/B, FILING, LATERAL, 36" WIDE
Elevation 1
WORKSTATION ELEVATION
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" WORKSTATION ELEVATION
E
1 DISTRIBUTION
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
F3200
[3658 mm]
CLOCK
12' - 0"
E GYPSUM SOFFIT F3200

SUPPLY PT049 CLOCK
GYPSUM
STATION, CABINET, SOFFIT
W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
Room MEDICATION,
A5107
PT049
24 AUTOMATIC CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5107
114 SF A5075
AREA FORSOAP
MOBILE DISPENSER, GLOVE
DISPENSER
STORAGE CART A5075
A5080
SOAP DISPENSER
A5080
CLOCK
C04P0
C04P0
MARKER BOARD CABINET, SINK, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
MEDICATION
Elevation 2 ROOM ELEVATION
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" MEDICATION ROOM ELEVATION
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4' 0' 4' 8'
NOTE: Guide plates TOare
ADDgraphical
SGJJR Plot Date:
representations
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of selected
ADDRESS 6:05:19
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roomOFFICE
types, the integration
TYPE PARAMETER of space,
NUMBER IN components,
PROPERTIES systems,
PALETTEand equipment.
are contained in VA Design Manuals and Space Planning Criteria Plotlocated
Date: in8/19/2014 6:05:19 PM
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3D VIEW 04
Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6);

VA POLYTRAUMA Medication
REHABILITATION
CENTER -PTRP NURSE STN
Room (MEDP1); Alcove, Crash Cart28320(RCA01) 07/22/14

TO ADDconfigurations and general
SGJJR OFFICE technical
ADDRESS guidance,
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OFFICE TYPEnot intended
PARAMETERto be project
NUMBER specific. Specific infrastructure
IN PROPERTIES PALETTE design requirements
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:05:23 PM

Nurse Station, Transitional Rehabilitation (NSTA6)
Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Height 9-0 to 10-0 Nurse Call Yes - main station
Acoustical Tackable Wall Covering CCTV
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile or Rubber Pub Address Yes
Flooring
Radio
Door Open
Data Yes
Hardware N/A
Panic Call
Noise (STC Rating) 45 Slab-to-slab construction
Intercom (Phone)
Construction System furniture desk, solid surface
Staff Assist
counter top, wall hung cabinets,
base cabinets.
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
LIGHTING Oxygen
1. 2x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, Linear prismatic fully Nitrogen
2. Linear fluorescent cove light in soffit
* Zone valve box and local area alarm to be located here
4.200

Room Data Sheet
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard / Paint Security/Duress Yes
Door 3-0 x 7-0, Wood or Metal, Card Radio
Reader
Data Yes
Hardware SH-3D
Panic Call
Intercom (Phone) Yes
sink, wall hung cabinets, and base Staff Assist
cabinets
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Oxygen
General: Nitrogen

Equipment List

included).
M1605 Holder, Chart, 20 1 V/V Clinical chart holder cart. 20 chart capacity. 2 side-by-side tiers. May
Each be ordered in various chart capacities. Constructed of heavy metal
frames with vinyl laminated surfaces or painted panels. 3 casters with
locks. Used to hold patient spring loaded charts.
M1820 Imprinter, Data 1 V/V Electric data record imprinter. The device accepts embossed plastic pa-
Record, Electric tient cards in either the 50 column or the 80 column format and adjusts
automatically for card size and form thickness. Device will provide clear
readable impressions with a cycle that is less than 1 second in length.
Electro-mechanical design provides for a consistent impression that is
independent of operator knowledge or technique. Unit may include a
date/time stamp as an accessory.
M1840 Printer/Copier/Fax 1 V/V Multifunctional printer, fax, scanner and copier (PFC) all-in-one
Combination machine.
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
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Equipment List

PT066 Modular 4
PT067 Modular 7
PT068 Evac Chair 2 V/V
Cabinet, U/C/B 2 C/C
Filing, Lateral 36 x
PT085 22 x 36H

Equipment List

included).
4.204

Equipment List
M3150 Distribution System, 1 V/V An automated dispensing system that provides controlled dispensing,
Medication, Auto- inventory and security. Size and cost will vary dependent on number of
matic modules selected.
F/S, 5 Cu Ft a two tray ice cube cooling system. The refrigerator fits standard archi-
tectural dimensions for undercounter installation. The unit is perfect for
use in nurses station, wards, and laboratories, pharmacies or wherever
space is limited.
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36

Alcove, Crash Cart (RCA01)
Equipment List

E0954 Cart, Emergency, 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
Mobile, 66H x
52W x 22D 1 Cart body, style-A narrow, w/raised edge top and breakaway lock bar
w/tabs
2 Accessory rails, side
1 Accessory rail, back
1 Defibrillator tray; 1 IV pole
1 Flip-up shelf
1 Wastebasket and holder
1 Oxygen
M1100 Resuscitator, Bag- 1 V/V Hand operated bag-mask resuscitator. Consists of face mask, non-
Mask, Hand Oper- rebreathing valve, compression bag and tidal bag. Used for resuscitation
ated in life saving situations.
M1110 Resuscitator, Bag- 1 V/V Hand operated bag-mask resuscitator. Consists of an infant face mask,
Mask, Hand Op, non-rebreathing, pressure limiting safety valve, compression bag, tidal
Infant bag, oxygen reservoir bag and manometer connection and wall bracket.
Cleaning and decontamination methods include disinfecting, pasteuriza-
tion, boiling and steam autoclaving. Used for resuscitation of infants in
life saving situations.
M7660 Defibrillator/ 1 V/V Portable defibrillator-monitor-recorder. Integral unit system operable
Monitor/Recorder, from self-contained rechargeable batteries. ECG may be viewed through
Portable paddles or patient cable. Options include external pacing and 12-Lead.
M7905 Oximeter, Pulse 1 V/V Pulse oximeter for continuous surveillance of patient pulse and oxygen
saturation rates. Instrument features LED display, audio and visual
alarms, automatic calibration and battery operation in case of power
failure. Other applications include sleep studies.
Unit, General console unit with a 1/8 HP motor, stand-mounted. Stands include 2 1/2
Purpose casters with chemical resistant top. Pumps suction capacity: 22 LPM.
Unit includes collection bottle, bacteria f
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4.3.4 Dining Room, Resident (PRD01); Kitchen, Resident (PRK01)
Function:
The dining room is used by PRC Transitional Rehabilitation Patients for on-unit dining on a daily basis. The dining room may be
used for other purposes such as recreation therapy during non-dining hours. The kitchen is used both as a training and evaluation
area for group sessions on preparing meals as well as a traditional kitchen for independent meal preparation and cleaning. This
area also acts as a nourishment station (24/7) if it is in view of the nurse station. The dining area should create a sense of intimacy
and provide for a reprieve from the uniform illumination required in other clinical areas.
1. Provide ceiling and wall lighting treatments. This helps enhance the depth of brightness within the visual field.

POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - PTRP
DRAWING REFERENCE DINING
PROJECT NAME
1/8" = 1'-0" 28320.000

SKETCH 06/17/14
Dining Room, Resident (PRD01); Kitchen, Resident (PRK01)
A103
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN 25' - 6"

7800 mm CT020
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
6" WIDE
28320 A1030
12/11/13
NC
PROJECT NUMBER
LOCKER, 2 PERSONDATE K3401
5'-6"
EXHAUST, HOOD
CT020
K4500
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE " PRK01
5'-6 STOVE
4450 mm
CS230
14' - 6"
2 SINK, SS, DOUBLE COMPARTMENT
A5080 P2100
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER GARBAGE DISPOSAL
R7000 3 CT020
COUNTERTOP, SS, SINK
GFI
REFRIGERATOR
15' - 0" WIDE
T A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
3 3
CT020
9' - 6" COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE A6135
GFI
[2896 mm] 8' - 0" WIDE SHUTTER, ROLL DOWN

CS250 F2020
1
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT CAN, TRASH
K1552 CT020
COFFEE MACHINE COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
K4665 9' - 0" WIDE
F0225
OVEN, MICROWAVE
CHAIR, DINING
R4650 DISTRIBUTION
ICE MACHINE SYSTEM, PT003
PT003 MEDICATION, TABLE, DINING
3' AUTOMATIC
- 0" 4' - 0" 3' - 0"
TABLE, DINING
9800 mm
32' - 0"
F0225
5'- mm]
CHAIR, DINING
PRD01
12' - 0"

4' - 0"
STACKINGE CHAIRS AND

[3658 6"
ADJUSTABLE TABLES IF SUPPLY

POSSIBLE FOR MAXIMUM
STATION,
Room FLEXIBILITY OF THE SPACE
MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
PT003 PT003
114 SF
AREA FORTABLE,
MOBILEDINING TABLE, DINING
STORAGE CART
CLOCK M0512
3' - 0"
NC
TELEVISION, HDTV
3 3T TV TV
A5077 A5212
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER MARKER BOARD F3200 BRACKET, TELEVISION
A5212 A5220
CLOCK
BRACKET, TELEVISION BRACKET, TELEVISION, WALL BACKING
A5220
BRACKET, TELEVISION, WALL
BACKING
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
0' 1700 NEW
8' YORK AVENUE16'
NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 8/26/2014 4:17:01 PM
EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE

4.208
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
DRAWING REFERENCE DINING
PROJECT NAME
1/8" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/26/14
SKETCH
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
K3401
DT EXHAUST, HOOD
PRK01
9' - 0" 7' - 2"
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
DT
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
PRD01
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 10' - 0"
AUTOMATIC
DT
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0

8' 0' 8' 16'
Plot Date: 8/22/2014 5:38:07 PM Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP

DINING ELEVATION A0.03

DINING SKETCH
Dining Room, Resident (PRD01)
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
A103 28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/07/14
DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5080
A6135
A5075
SHUTTER, ROLL DOWN
SOAP DISPENSER
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
OPEN
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
PT045 SUPPLY C03E0 CT020
BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD STATION, CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
Room CS250 MEDICATION, 9'-0" WIDE
24
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
Elevation 1
CLOCK
DINING ROOM ELEVATION
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation(s)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selectedPlot
room types,
Date: illustrating
8/18/2014 the PM
7:44:08 integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.

4.210
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
KITCHEN ELEVATION POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - PTRP A0.04
DRAWING REFERENCE
DRAWING TITLE DINING
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" POLYTRAUMA Polytrauma

28320.000 Rehabilitation CENTER
07/24/14
REHABILITATION Center Design-Guide
PTRP2014
DINING SKETCH
Kitchen,
1/4" = 1'-0" Resident (PRK01)
DRAWING SCALE
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT NUMBER
PROJECT NAME DATE
DRAWING SCALE
A103 28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/24/14
PT038
DATE
PT049
ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER CABINET, 1 SHELF, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE K3401
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN PT038HOOD
EXHAUST,
GUIDE
PROJECTPT049
NAME GYPSUM CABINET, 1 SHELF, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
SOFFIT K3401
28320 12/11/13 PT049
EXHAUST,
CABINET, W-H,HOOD
2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
PROJECT NUMBER DATE GYPSUM
SOFFIT
PT049
K4500
STOVE
K4500
STOVE
C02C0
C02D0 C02C0
9' - 6" C04E0
CABINET, U/C/B, 4 DRAWER, CABINET,
24" WIDE U/C/B, 24" WIDE
CABINET, U/C/B,
[2896 mm] 36" WIDE
K4500
C02D0
STOVE
C04E0
CABINET, U/C/B, 4 DRAWER, 24" WIDE
KITCHEN ELEVATION 1 K4500
2 SCALE: Elevation
1/4" = 1'-0"
STOVE
E
2
KITCHEN ELEVATION 1DISTRIBUTION
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
OPEN
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room OPEN
MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
OPEN AREA FOR MOBILE
BELOW STORAGE CART
K2515 OPEN CLOCK

BELOW
DISHWASHER
A5075
K2515
SOAP DISPENSER
C0038
DISHWASHER Elevation
MARKER BOARD 3
A5075
RAIL, ARPON, 42" WIDE
SOAPA5080
DISPENSER
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER C0038
RAIL, ARPON, 42" WIDE
A5080
KITCHEN ELEVATION 2
SCALE:
PAPER1/4
TOWEL
3
= DISPENSER
1-0
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 4'
4' 0' Plot Date:8'8/18/2014 7:44:16 PM Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP
KITCHEN ELEVATION 2 Elevation(s)
3 NEWSCALE:
1700 YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006
1/4" = 1'-0"
Plot types,
Date: illustrating
8/18/2014 thePM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
3D VIEW A0.05
CENTER
PROJECT NAME - PTRP DINING

DRAWING REFERENCE
28320.000 07/11/14

NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types,8/18/2014
Plot Date: 7:44:34
illustrating PM
4.212
DRAWING REFERENCE CENTER Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
PROJECT NAME - PTRP DINING
28320.000 07/07/14
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER Polytrauma Rehabilitation
IN PROPERTIES PALETTECenter PTRP
Plot Date: 8/18/2014 7:44:55 PM Room/Equipment Isometric

Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Acoustical Ceiling Tile / Gypsum Patient Monitor
Wallboard Nurse Call Yes
Ceiling Height 9-0 to 10-0 Security/Duress
Wall Finish Mold Resistant Gypsum Wallboard CCTV
/Paint / Wall Covering
Telephone Yes
Base Resilient Base
Pub Address
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile
Radio
Door Open
Data Yes
Hardware N/A
Panic Call
Depression Solid surface counter with drop-in
Intercom (Phone)
sink, base cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Steam PLUMBING AND MEDICAL GASES
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
configuration
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Kitchen, Resident (PRK01)

Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4J Radio
Construction Solid surface counter with drop-in Battery Operated Clock
cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air Stove Exhaust
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
Nitrogen Oxide
LIGHTING Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
configuration

Equipment List

Angle 130 lbs.
spacing.
F0225 Chair, Dining Room AR V/V Dining room chair with glides. Chair has straight legs with cushioned
F2020 Can, Trash, 44 1 V/V Forty four (44) gallon trash can, 32 high X 24 diameter, with lid.
Gallon Used to collect and transport refuse from a point of origin to point
of disposal (example: from soiled utility or a nursing unit to the trash
compactor at housekeeping).
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Equipment List
included).
through to fill the pot. The unit is normally provided plumbed with
a hot water faucet to the side for making other hot drinks (tea, cider,
cocoa, etc.). The database height dimension does not include the clear-
ance for coffee decanters warming on the upper burners.
PT003 Table, Dining, AR V/V
Adjustable Height
load ice dispenser for food service and healthcare use. The unit is used
in healthcare institutions and various commercial food service operations
for dispensing ice.

Equipment List

A1030 Locker, 2 Person, 15 V/V Two person locker, double tier, 72Hx12Wx18D. This unit includes
Over/Under hooks for coats and hats. Door equipped with safety guard handles.
Designed for storage of coats, hats, and other personal belongings.
Other width and depths are available.
A6135 Shutter, Roll, CRS, 1 C/C Coiling counter shutters require very little headroom and side room
With Hood and can be easily concealed in the surrounding structure. These units
are used for small openings or openings above counter tops. They are
designed primarily for security and are available in aluminum, stainless
steel or painted galvanized steel. Counter shutters can be operated
manually (push-up), hand cranked or motorized. Nominal size used for
pricing, 48 high x 120 wide.
surface support.
C02D0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 4 1 C/C Standing height under counter base cabinet with four full width draw-
Drawer, 36x24x22 ers of equal height. Also referred to as a drawer cabinet. For general
CS230 Sink, SS, Double 1 C/C Double compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming, ledge-
facility.
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Equipment List
K2515 Dishwasher, House- 1 C/C Household dishwasher. The unit features several wash cycles for different
hold types of tableware, electronic or push button controls, a sound insulation
package, an integral filter and disposal unit and adjustable racks. This
unit is used for light work in a laboratory or patient rehabilitation in
daily living area of occupational therapy.
K3401 Hood, Exhaust, 1 C/C The exhaust hood shall be designed for installation and general use over
Non-Commercial an electric range. It shall have as a minimum; an exhaust capacity of 160
CFM, two fan speeds, a work light and removable grease filters.
K4500 Stove, Household, 1 C/C Electric household range with four burner stove and oven. Gas models
4 Burner, w/Oven, are available. This unit is used in rehabilitation settings to teach daily
Electric living skills to patients.
P2100 Disposal, Garbage, 2 1 C/C Garbage disposal. A two (2) horsepower versatile waste disposal unit
HP Motor suitable for facilities where 500 to 1000 meals are prepared and served
daily. Requires eight (8) gallons per minute water flow rate, and outlet
flange tapped for a two (2) inch pipe. Unit will have a manual reversing
switch and shall comply with MIL SPEC No. MIL-G-15840. Multiple
electrical configurations are available.
1 Shelf, 2 DO,
20x30
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
items is required.

4.220
4.3.5 Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY2)

SKETCH
A103
DRAWING NUMBER
ISSUED WITH 1700 NEW YORK
Function: VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN SUITE 100
The Rehabilitation GymGUIDE
is intended to accommodate physical, psychosocial and vocational evaluation and therapy. The gym must be flexible enough to adapt to future equipment needs and provide WASHINGTON, D
PROJECT NAME 202.842.2100
enough variety of therapy spaces for each resident to carry out their treatment plan. Private evaluation spaces are necessary for residents that continue to struggle with over stimulation. www.smithgroupjj
28320 12/11/13
Lighting Considerations: DATE
PROJECT NUMBER
1. Provide uniform vertical illumination. This allows the space to remain flexible shifting program.
2. Provide ceiling brightness from an indirect lighting component. This helps reduce the contrast between light fixtures and ceiling creating a more comfortable environment when laying on your back.
3. Provide vertical brightness and accent on perimeter walls. This helps to create energy and interest within the space and keeps it from becoming too monotone and uniform. It can also be achieved via
mirrored walls or windows.
C0025
CABINET, 1 DR
A5077
A5077 DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
PP
PP
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
TOILET, PATIENT
STORAGE, GYM D D
(TLTU1)
EQUIPMENT (SRE01) OPEN GAITING LANE G1025
PP
NC
SS
G1043
ERGOMETER, RECUMBENT ELLIPTICAL EXERCISER
E PT006
M4045
DISTRIBUTION RACK, BALL THERAPY
5'-6 SCALE, WHEELCHAIR
SYSTEM, " FB FB FB
T
MEDICATION, M4116 M8330

AUTOMATIC FB FB
MONITOR, VITAL SIGNS
G1040
1 TREADMILL
F3200 CT020
PRGY2 DUMBBELL RACK
94500 mm
3232
[3658 mm]
CLOCK G0144
31' - 0"
12' - 0"
E 3 2 ERGOMETER, 6' WIDE

CT020
GFI
SUPPLYSOLID SURFACE RECUMBENT STEPPER
COUNTERTOP, M8305 CS250
STATION, 5' - 0" WIDE PT013
FB
Room MEDICATION, R4650
MAT TABLE
COW
PT030 SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT
24 AUTOMATIC PORTABLE MIRROR M8240
ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP GFI PT007
F0340 M8210
114 SF CS250 PARALLEL BARS 15'
STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING CART, WEIGHT MULTI-GYM F3200
AREA FOR MOBILE
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT CLOCK
STORAGE CART
5'-6
M8305 " TEAM ROOM
FB
FB
M8210
EVALUATION
CLOCK ROOM, MAT TABLE
(WRTM1)
CART, WEIGHT
PT/OT (PREV1) G1040
DUMBBELL RACK FLOOR PLAN
DRAWING TITLE
8/19/2014 10:51:24 AM
MARKER BOARD
A1080 A1080
ISSUED WITH
MIRROR MIRROR
52' - 9" DRAWING REFERENCE

16000 mm
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
1/8" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
PTRP PT/OT GYM Floor/Equipment Plan (1,500 NSF/139.5 NSM)
02/25/14
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements are contained
DATE
in VA
GRAPHIC SCALE: Criteria
1/8" = 1'-0"
Design Manuals and Space Planning located in the VA Technical Information Library. VA POLYTRAUMA
DESIGN GUIDE
PROJECT NAME

100% Submittal December 2014
28320
Guide Plates 4.221
Management
Date:
PROJECT NUMBER
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.222
A103
1700 NEW YORK AVE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN SUITE 100
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
WASHINGTON, DC 20
202.842.2100
28320 12/11/13 www.smithgroupjjr.com
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5215 A5215
BRACKET, TELEVISION, CEILING MOUNTED BRACKET, TELEVISION, CEILING MOUNTED
M0515 M0515 PT028

9' - 6" TELEVISION, HDTV TELEVISION, HDTV LIFT, GAITING
[2896 mm]
TV TV
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM, 12' - 0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
7' - 2"
[3658 mm]
DT DT
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION, 7' - 2"
24 AUTOMATIC
PRGY2
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
J RCP
DRAWING TITLE
MARKER BOARD
10/27/2014 4:47:36 PM
PT051
ISSUED WITH
DRAWING REFERENCE
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
8' 0' 8' 16' PTRP GYM RCP Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center 1/8" = 1'-0"
PTRP
1
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements04/10/14
are contained in VA
GRAPHIC
located in the VA Technical Information Library. DATE
POLYTRAUMA
REHABILITATION
CENTER
PROJECT NAME
- THERAPY G
Management 100% Submittal December 201428320.000
Guide Plates 4.223
ate:
PROJECT NUMBER
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.224
Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY2) SKETCH 1700 NEW YORK AVE

SUITE 100
A103 WASHINGTON, DC 2
202.842.2100

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
C0025
9' - 6"
CABINET, 1 DR
[2896 mm]
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART ELEV 1
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Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center PTRP RE
DESIGN GUIDE
Elevation
PROJECT NAME
GRAPHIC
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GYPSUM SOFFIT
PT049
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
A5075
E
SOAP DISPENSER
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
PT045
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E A5080
SUPPLY PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
STATION, A5107
Room MEDICATION, DISPENSER, GLOVE
24 AUTOMATIC C04E0
114 SF CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
AREA FOR MOBILE
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4' 1700 NEW0' YORK AVENUE NW
4' SUITE 100 WASHINGTON,
8' DC 20006 202.842.2100
Polytraumawww.smithgroupjjr.com
Rehabilitation Center PTRP
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PROJECT NAME
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28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
GYPSUM SOFFIT
PT022
9' - 6" PT038
[2896 mm] CABINET, 1 SHELF, 2 DR, 20"H x 30"W
A5080
R4650
E
DISTRIBUTION PT045
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
C03E0
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
SUPPLY
STATION, A5075
Room MEDICATION, SOAP DISPENSER
24 Elevation 3AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
Elevation 3
3 STORAGE CART
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
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4' 17000'NEW YORK AVENUE
4' NW SUITE 100 8'WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100Rehabilitation
Polytrauma www.smithgroupjjr.com
Center PTRP
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Room Data Sheet
Door 3-6 x 7-0, Wood or Metal, Push Pub Address Yes
Plates Radio
Construction Solid surface counter with drop-in Intercom (Phone)
cabinets.Overhead patient lift systems. Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING
Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
configuration

Equipment List
therapy programs.
A5075 Dispenser, Soap, 2 V/V Disposable soap dispenser. One-handed dispensing operation. De-
Disposable signed to accommodate disposable soap cartridge and valve.
A5077 Dispenser, Hand 2 C/C A touch free wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. For use through-
Sanitizer, Hands-Free out a healthcare facility. Unit does not include the sanitizing liquid.
Units are battery operated.
A5080 Dispenser, Paper Towel, 2 C/C A surface mounted, satin finish stainless steel, single-fold, paper towel
SS, Surface Mounted dispenser. Dispenser features: tumbler lock; front hinged at bottom;
and refill indicator slot. Minimum capacity 400 single-fold paper
towels. For general purpose use throughout the facility.
A5107 Dispenser, Glove, Surgi- 2 V/V Examination glove dispenser box for wall mounting. Fabricated of
cal/Examination, Wall either cold rolled steel with a white baked enamel finish, plastic or
Mntd acrylic. Provided with wall bracket to facilitate mounting and de-
mounting.
Ceiling Mounted screens. The bracket shall be a universal style mount with a load capac-
ity of 200 pounds with adjustments of 0-15 degree tilt and 360 degree
swivel. Shall be capable of accommodating various size units.
C0025 Cabinet, Wardrobe, 1 18 C/C Wardrobe cabinet with a fixed shelf, clothing rod, and a solid or
Door, 84x24x22 louvered right or left-hinged door (appropriate door hinge configura-
tion to be indicated on the equipment elevation drawings), an optional
locking door is available. Also referred to as a wardrobe case, unit or
storage unit. Used for storage of clothing and personal items.
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 DO, and a full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as
36x30x22 a combination cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general
Shelf, 1 Drawer, 2 DO, and a full width drawer above solid hinged doors. Also referred to as
36x36x22 a combination cabinet or a drawer and cupboard cabinet. For general
CS250 Sink, SS, Single Com- 2 C/C Single compartment stainless steel sink, drop-in, self-rimming, ledge-
partment, 6x12x9 ID type, connected with a drain and provided with a mixing faucet. It
shall also be provided with pre-punched fixture holes on 4 center,
integral back ledge to accommodate deck-mounted fixtures, brushed/
polished interior and top surfaces, and sound deadened. Recom-
mended for use in suspended or U/C/B sink cabinets having a high
plastic laminate or Chemsurf laminate countertop/work surface. For
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thickness of 1, and a 4 butt backsplash/curb. Also referred to as a
work surface or work top. Available in a choice of colors and depths.
Used in lab and other hospital areas requiring optimum physical and
chemical resisting properties.
F0340 Stool, Self Adjusting 1 V/V Self adjusting stool. Consists of a foam padded upholstered seat with
attached foot rest for added comfort. Mounted on swivel casters.
Designed for doctors use during examinations.
F2017 Waste Receptacle, 24 2 V/V Rectangular steel waste receptacle with step-on lid and 24 gallon
GAL capacity. The receptacle is used to collect and temporarily store small
quantities of paper refuse. Can be used in restrooms, patient areas,
laboratories, pharmacies, etc.
included).
G0144 Ergometer, Recumbent 1 V/V Seated stepping ergometer for total body, arms and/or legs low impact
Stepper conditioning. The unit features a closed kinetic chain action which
combines reciprocal stepping and arm action. The arm settings and
seat are adjustable. A battery operated performance computer allows
for adjusting workload level. The unit has a heavy duty steel frame
construction with low-density plastic covers.
risk of impact injuries. Provides a non-impact cardiovascular workout
in a gym or in rehabilitation exercise protocols in a physical therapy
clinic. The unit includes upper body handlebars for a total workout.
The elliptical can be self-powered by user generated motion or electric
powered to adjust motion and for supplying electronic consoles and
resistance systems. Some models have optional direct or telemetric
pulse monitoring. Database electrical specifications are for those
models which require power. Refer to the manufacturers specifications
to verify electrical requirements.
G1037 Weight Set, Exercise, 2 V/V Set of weightlifting dumbbells for use in physical training or rehabilita-
Dumbbell tion. Weights can be plain metal, rubber cushioned metal or chrome
plated and are in matched pairs at each weight increment. Database
information refers to a large set of matched weights increasing in 5-lb.
increments from 5-lb. to 100- lb. (20 pairs of weights) stacked on the
floor. Differing manufacturers may offer more or less extensive selec-
tions. The individual facilitys requirement will determine the exact
set configuration and cost. See JSN G1040 for the racks to hold these
weights.

Equipment List
G1040 Rack, Dumbbell 2 V/V Rack for holding dumbbells in a gym or rehabilitation facility. The
manufacturers provide several different rack styles and capacities
depending on the number and type of dumbbells the rack(s) will hold.
The database information is for a double rail rack holding twenty (ten
pairs) of full size metal plate dumbbells.
G1043 Ergometer, Recumbent 2 V/V Computer assisted recumbent bicycle aerobic trainer. The trainer
Bicycle, Computer provides aerobic workouts on a computer controlled and monitored
Assisted recumbent bicycle ergometer. The ergometer has several training
routines and intensities which either the exerciser or a therapist can
select. The unit display provides a readout of work accomplished as
well as graphics to motivate the exerciser. Many models offer optional
heart rate monitoring and wheels for easy mobility. Depending on the
manufacturer and model, the computer is powered by the exerciser or
an external source. The database electrical requirements are for those
units requiring electrical power. The trainer is used for cardio-respira-
tory development in a gym or the exercise area of Physical Therapy.
display television. The TV will have a 16:9 wide screen aspect ratio,
a minimum of 1024 x 768 display resolution, NTSC tuner, built-in
stereo speakers and surround sound.
Capacity patients and also can be used for walk-ons. The scale can store the
weight of the chair. The digital display unit can be scale mounted or
mounted on a wall. An optional AC adapter is available. Designed for
a gross 1000 lbs. capacity.
M4116 Monitor, Vital Signs 1 V/V Electronic sphygmomanometer. LCD displays non-invasive blood
pressure, pulse rate and temperature. Used in hospitals and clinics.
Includes an optional mobile stand.
M8210 Cart, Weight, Physical 2 V/V Physical therapy weight cart equipped with weights, two storage
Therapy, w/Weights shelves, and racks to store dumbbells. Unit is constructed of quality
hardwood and mounted on 4 heavy-duty swivel casters. Used for
storage of weights. Verify accessory weights with facility.
Therapy powered adjustments. Bar height is adjustable from 25 to 40 and
the bar width is adjustable from 16 to 25. Hand rails are chrome
plated 1-1/2 steel tubing. Walking aisle is a minimum of 24 wide
and finished in natural wood or covered with vinyl matting. Database
information reflects 10 or 12 bar length electrically powered units.
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M8305 Platform, Exercise, w/ 2 V/V Exercise platform with power height adjustment. The platform rests
Mat, Powered on one or two pedestal bases which contain the power mechanism for
difficulty sitting or transferring from a wheelchair as well as providing
an optimal working height for the physical therapist once the patient is
on the table. Larger and smaller units as well as manual crank platform
tables are available.
M8330 Treadmill, Electric 1 V/V Electric treadmill. Unit consists of a strong steel frame with front
and side handrails covered with foam rubber, a remote control unit
and a moving belt with a speed range from 0 to 10 mph. The unit
also has a patient-controlled start/stop switch and a resettable distance
counter. The motor controls the belt speed and changes the elevation
of one end of the treadmill up to a 20 degree incline. The unit can be
used as an exercise/therapy apparatus or in the practice of preventive
medicine. Because of their power requirements, treadmills are also
available as 208V powered units. At 110V, a treadmill may require a
dedicated circuit. Refer to the manufacturers literature and the specific
installation site for deciding which voltage to use. See JSN M8185 for
treadmill/electrocardiography systems used in cardiology studies.
R4650 Ice Maker, Flaked, With 1 C/C Ice maker dispenser approximately 71 H x 19D x 24W. This unit
Dispenser provides flaked ice and cooled water automatically. The unit has a daily
in healthcare institutions and various commercial food service opera-
tions for dispensing ice.
PT006 Rack, Ball Therapy 1 V/V
PT007 Exercise System, Multi- 1 V/V
Gym
PT013 Computer Workstation 1 V/V
on Wheels
PT022 Cabinet, W-H, 2 Shelf, 1 V/V
2 Dr 30x30
PT028 Lift, Gaiting 1 V/V
PT030 Mirror, Posture, Mobile 1 V/V
PT038 Cabinet, W-H, 1 Shelf, 1 C/C
2 DO, 20x30
PT049 Cabinet, Wall Hung, 2 2 C/C
Shelf, 2 Door, 36
Therapy

4.3.6 Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT2); Storage, Assistive
Technology Equipment (SRS01)
Function:
Many patients are faced with adapting to their new environment with alternative ways of communication and completing daily
tasks. The assistive technology lab provides patients with the ability to trial various devices and find the best fit for their disability.
The room must be flexible to accommodate change in technologies such as augmentative and alternative communication devices,
adaptive games, and software. The room should also be accompanied by a large storage room, adequate in size to supply patients
with the devices of their choice.
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Assistive Technology Lab (PRAT2); Storage,

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Technology Equipment (SRS01) E0117

F0275
M2055 M1801
SHELVING, STORAGE COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
T
2900 mm
3T
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SRS01
A5077
DISPENSER, HAND
SANITIZER M1801
A5107 COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
DISPENSER, GLOVE
PT050 PT052
ANGLE SHELVING TABLE, HEIGHT
10000 mm
ADJUSTABLE, 60"x36"
33' - 0"
2
1
M1801
PRAT2 COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
5'-6
F0205
"
A5212

CHAIR, WITH ARMS
7000 mm
BRACKET, TELEVISION
23' - 0"
A5220
M1801
WALL BACKING COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
M1825
PRINTER, COMPUTER F2000
TV
M0512 BASKET, WASTEPAPER

CT020
TELEVISION, HDTV
-
COUNTERTOP, SOLID F0600

T
SURFACE
CREDENZA, WOOD
22' - 6" WIDE
M0430
3
DVD PLAYER
NC
F3200
CLOCK
8' - 0" 13' - 0"
2400 mm 4000 mm
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
PTRP AT LAB
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ASSISTIVE TECH LAB

Assistive
3/16" = 1'-0" Technology Lab (PRAT2); 28320.000
Storage, Assistive
08/02/14
Technology Equipment (SRS01)

SKETCH


PROJECT NAME
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9' - 0"
9' - 0"
PRAT2
TELEPHONE SRS01 9' - 6"

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7' - 2"
REFRIGERATOR 7' - 2"
(UNDERCOUNTER)
9' - 0"
COMPUTER
E
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
INPATIENT LAB - RCP

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6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
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TECH LAB Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
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VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN PT057

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PT057
28320 GYPSUM 12/11/13
SOFFIT
GYPSUM
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
SOFFIT
HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE
TABLES
HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE
9' - 6" TABLES
[2896 mm]
PTRP
Elevation 1 AT LAB
PTRP AT LAB
E PT022
DISTRIBUTION CABINET,
PT022W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
GYPSUM
AUTOMATIC
SOFFIT
GYPSUM
SOFFIT
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
CT020
24 AUTOMATIC
CT020
114 SF 22' - 6" WIDE
AREA SOLID
COUNTERTOP, FOR MOBILE
SURFACE
STORAGE22'CART - 6" WIDE
CLOCK
C03E0
MARKER BOARD CABINET,
C03E0U/C/B, 30" WIDE
Elevation 2 CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE
PTRP STORAGE ROOM

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1-0 STORAGE ROOM
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Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction Solid surface counter, wall hung Battery Operated Clock Yes
cabinets, and base cabinets Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING
Nitrogen
General:
Anesthesia Evac
Configuration
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Angle 130 lbs.
spacing.

F0600 Credenza, Executive, 1 V/V Executive credenza with two (2) box drawers, two (2) file drawers, a
Wood center closed storage area with adjustable shelf and floor glides.
included).
M0430 Recorder / Player, 1 V/V Professional medical grade DVD video recorder/player. Approximately
Digital, Video, DVD 5 high X 10 wide X 14 deep. Meets NTSC and PAL standards and
employs MPEG2 video compression. Capable of high speed picture
search, direct recording into available disc space and recording and
playback on various DVD formats. Audio uses dolby digital format.
Convenience outlet required at point of use.

Equipment List
PT050 Shelving, Angled 3 C/C
Adj., 60x36
Hung, 2 Shelf, 30x30 this is upper casework open shelves
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2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30

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4.4 Outpatient Unit
4.4.1. Exam Room, Outpatient (EXRG0).................................................................................. 4.244

Option 1...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.244
Option 2...................................................................................................................................................................... 4.249
4.4.2. Exam Room, EMG (PTEM1).................................................................................................. 4.258
4.4.3. Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1).............................................................................. 4.268
4.4.4. Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01)............................................................................................. 4.277
4.4.5. Driver Training Room (PRDT1) ........................................................................................ 4.286
4.4.6. Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1);
Storage Room, Gait Lab (SRE01);
Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1)........................................................................................... 4.291
4.4.7. Gym, Patient Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY3)............................................ 4.303
4.4.8. Speech Therapy Lab (PRST1) ................................................................................................. 4.320
4.4.9. Balance Testing Room (PRN01) - Test-Fit............................................................ 4.328
4.4.10. Vestibular Room (PRV01)........................................................................................................... 4.331

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The exam room should be designed to provide medical examination to the PRC outpatients. The room has been designed similar
to other outpatient exam28320 12/11/13
rooms (within the PACT model) to allow patient access to the room separately from the provider. The
room should also providePROJECT
transfer clearance on both
NUMBER DATE sides of the table to accommodate patients in wheelchairs.
11' - 0"
3400 mm
M4200 M3070
OPTHALMOSCOPE/OTOSCOPE, HAMPER, LINEN, MOBILE
WALL-MOUNTED A5108
M4100 WASTE DISPOSAL UNIT, SHARPS
SPHYGMOMANOMETER, M7401
WALL-MOUNTED LIGHT, EXAM, MOBILE
F0355
9' -A1132
6"
RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING
[2896 mm] FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT
M9066
TABLE, EXAM/TREATMENT, HI-LOW
3 3
F0205
F3050 CHAIR, WITH ARMS
T
WHITEBOARD F0340
E F3200 STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING
M1802
CLOCK DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM, ROTATING WORK SURFACE
MEDICATION, M1801
AUTOMATIC COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
EXRG0 M1620
3900 mm
12' - 9"
30"x48" CLEARANCE FOR NC HOLDER, CHART
[3658 mm]
1
12' - 0"
SIDE TRANSFER E M3072

6"
5'- SUPPLY FRAME, INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG WITH LID
E0948
STATION,
RoomA5077 4
MEDICATION,
2 CART, GENERAL STORAGE, MOBILE
DISPENSER, HAND 24
SANITZER AUTOMATIC CT020
A5180 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
114 SF 3 5'-0" WIDE
TRACK, CUBICLE WITH CURTAIN AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART F2000
GFI
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
3 3 CLOCK A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5080
SIGNAGE - IDENTIFY WHEN PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
A PATIENT IS IN THE ROOM A1066
A5075
MARKER BOARD MIRROR
SOAP DISPENSER
A5145 PT071
HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT SINK, INTEGRAL
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PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
9' - 0"
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
TRACK, CUBICLE24
WITH CURTAIN AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
7' - 2"
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT RCP

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NAMESKETCH OPTION 1
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A1132 A1132
M4200 M4200
OPTHALMOSCOPE/OTOSCOPE,
WALL-MOUNTED WALL-MOUNTED
M4100 M4100
SPHYGMOMANOMETER,SPHYGMOMANOMETER,
WALL-MOUNTED WALL-MOUNTED
A1132 A1132
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
Elevation 1
EXAM ROOM, EXAMOUTPATIENT ELEVATIONELEVATION
ROOM, OUTPATIENT
1 1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
M1620 24 AUTOMATIC
M1620
HOLDER, CHART114 SFHOLDER, CHART
AREA FOR MOBILE
M1802 STORAGE CART A5080
M1802 A5080
ROTATING WORK SURFACE
ROTATING WORK SURFACE PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
CLOCK CT020 CT020
M1802 M1802
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
EXAM ROOM, EXAMOUTPATIENT ELEVATIONELEVATION
ROOM, OUTPATIENT
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REHABILITATION
POLYTRAUMA Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
REHABILITATION
CENTER
PROJECT NAME - EXAM,
CENTER SKETCH
OPTION 1
Exam1/4"Room,
= 1'-0" Outpatient (EXRG0) - Option 1
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PROJECT NUMBER
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DATE

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PROJECT NAME
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A1066
PROJECT NUMBER A1066 DATE
MIRROR MIRRORGYPSUM SOFFIT GYPSUM SOFFIT
PT022 PT022
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, W-H,
CABINET, 30" WIDE
2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
A5080 A5080
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERPAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
A5107 A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5075 A5075
SOAP DISPENSER SOAP DISPENSER
CT020 CT020
COUNTERTOP, SOLIDCOUNTERTOP,
SURFACE SOLID SURFACE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm] PT045 PT045
BASE CABINET, ADA BASE
SINK CABINET, ADA SINK
Elevation 3
E
EXAM ROOM, EXAM OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
3 SCALE: 3
1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY A5180 A5180
STATION, TRACK, CUBICLE WITH CURTAIN
Room MEDICATION, F3200 F3200
24 AUTOMATIC CLOCK CLOCK
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
F3050 F3050
STORAGE CART
WHITEBOARD WHITEBOARD
CLOCK A5077 A5077

DISPENSER, HAND SANITZER
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 4
EXAM ROOM, EXAM OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
4 SCALE: 4
1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
4' 0' 4' 8'
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE Elevation(s)
TO ADD ADDRESS - EDITADDRESS
SGJJR OFFICE OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER
- EDIT NUMBER
OFFICE TYPE IN PROPERTIES
PARAMETER PALETTE
NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
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PLAN SKETCH A0.01
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DRAWING REFERENCE CENTER - EXAM, OPTION2 PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/17/14
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
11' - 0"
PT071 3400 mm
A1066
SINK, INTEGRAL MIRROR
A5080
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE M3070
9' - 6" HAMPER, LINEN, MOBILE
[2896CT020
mm]
F0355
3 3
5'-0" WIDE
GFI
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT
F2000 M3072
T
BASKET, WASTEPAPER FRAME, INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG WITH LID
3
E
E0948 EXRG0 F0340
CART, GENERAL STORAGE, STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING
MOBILE DISTRIBUTION M1620
F3200 2 SYSTEM, 1 HOLDER, CHART
CLOCK MEDICATION, M1802
AUTOMATIC ROTATING WORK SURFACE
3900 mm
F3050
12' - 9"
M1801
WHITEBOARD
[3658 mm]

12' - 0"
F0205 E A5108
" SUPPLY
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
5'-6 WASTE DISPOSAL UNIT, SHARPS
A5077 STATION, M4200
Room
DISPENSER, HAND SANITZER MEDICATION, OPTHALMOSCOPE/OTOSCOPE,
24A5180 AUTOMATIC WALL-MOUNTED
M4100
TRACK, CUBICLE
114 SFWITH
CURTAIN AREA FOR MOBILE SPHYGMOMANOMETER,
STORAGE CART ANEROID, WALL-MOUNTED
30"x48" CLEARANCE FOR A1132
SIDE TRANSFER
NC
3 3 RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING

CLOCK
M9066
SIGNAGE - IDENTIFY WHEN TABLE, EXAM/TREATMENT, HI-LOW
A PATIENT IS IN THE ROOM M7401
PORTABLE EXAM LIGHT
MARKER BOARD
A5145
HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT PLAN
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SKETCH
RCP SKETCH A0.02

A103POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION
DRAWING REFERENCE
ISSUED WITH
CENTER - EXAM, OPTION2
DRAWING NUMBER
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN 28320.000 07/02/14

DRAWING SCALE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
7' - 2"
9' - 0"
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
24
TRACK, CUBICLE WITH CURTAIN AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT RCP

1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
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4.250
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ELEVATIONS A0.03
ELEVATIONS
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING TITLE
POLYTRAUMA
ISSUED WITH
REHABILITATIONDRAWING NUMBER
SKETCH
Exam1/4"Room, Outpatient (EXRG0) - Option 2
DRAWING REFERENCE POLYTRAUMA
CENTER
PROJECT NAME - EXAM,REHABILITATION
OPTION2
= 1'-0"
DRAWING REFERENCE
1/4" = 1'-0"
A103 CENTER
PROJECT NAME - EXAM, OPTION2
28320.000
28320.000
07/02/14
07/02/14
DRAWING NUMBER NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE A1132
RAIL,A1132
ACCESSORY MOUNTING
M4200
M4200
WALL-MOUNTED
M4100
WALL-MOUNTED
SPHYGMOMANOMETER,
M4100
M1620 ANEROID, WALL-MOUNTED
SPHYGMOMANOMETER,
HOLDER, CHART
M1620 ANEROID, WALL-MOUNTED
HOLDER,M1801
CHART
M1801
COMPUTER, WITHM1802
MONITOR
9' - 6"SURFACE
ROTATING WORK M1802
[2896
ROTATING mm]
WORK SURFACE
Elevation 1
EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION

E 1 EXAM
SCALE: 1/4"ROOM,
= 1'-0" OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
1 DISTRIBUTION
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC A5180
A5180
[3658 mm]

12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY F3200
STATION, CLOCK
F3200
Room MEDICATION, CLOCK
24 AUTOMATIC F3050
WHITEBOARD
F3050
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE WHITEBOARD
STORAGE CART
CT020
CLOCK COUNTERTOP,
CT020 SOLID SURFACE
A5077
DISPENSER,
A5077 HAND SANITZER
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION

SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 2 EXAM
SCALE: ROOM, OUTPATIENT
1/4" ELEVATION
4' 0' 2 4' = 1'-0" 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Elevation(s)
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SKETCH
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/02/14
DRAWING SCALE
A103
PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 A1066 12/11/13

PROJECT NUMBERMIRROR DATE GYPSUM
PT022 SOFFIT
A5080
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
CT020
9' - 6" PT045

[2896 mm]
BASE CABINET, ADA SINK
Elevation 3
E EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION

3 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Plot Date: 8/19/2014 11:18:31 AM

4.252
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SKETCH
3D VIEW A0.05
Exam Room, Outpatient (EXRG0) POLYTRAUMA

- OptionREHABILITATION
2

28320.000 07/02/14
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 11:18:35 AM

Exam Room, Outpatient (EXRG0)
Room Data Sheet
Door 3-6 x 7-0, Wood or Metal; 3- Pub Address
0x7-0, Sliding door, Wood or Radio
Metal
Data Yes
Hardware 1K
Panic Call
Intercom (Phone)
Construction Solid surface counter with integral
cabinets.
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Number of People 2 or 3 Medical Air
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
2. Downlight
configuration
4.254

Equipment List

A1132 Rail, Accessory 1 V/V Horizontal mounting rail will consist of lock mounting devices capable
Mounting, Length of; supporting up to 75 pounds each, being repositioned, and mounting
As Required and dismounting of equipment without the use of tools. The rail must
be capable of supporting medical equipment and accessories normally
found in exam or patient rooms. The rail system must be capable of
mounting and dismounting equipment without leaving or creating new
holes in the finished surface of the wall.
Surface Mounted, extruded aluminum. Equipped with self lubricating carriers, beaded
With Curtain drop chain hooks, and flame resistant curtain. To include removable
end caps. Designed to be suspended around patient areas where privacy
is needed. Price listed is per foot of the track, curtains to be priced per
quote.

Equipment List
age, Mobile

included).
M1620 Holder, Chart, 1 C/C Wall or door mounted patient chart holder. Constructed of durable
Mounted
4.256

Equipment List
M1802 Work Station, 1 V/V A wall mounted retractable work station. Work station is used as a
computer station in treatment rooms, exam rooms and areas where
physical space in limited.
M3072 Frame, Infectious 1 V/V Frame for an infectious waste collection bag. Made of heavy tubular
Waste Bag w/Lid stainless steel with heavy gauge welded steel platform. Adjust to hold
18 or 25 trash bags. Mounted on ball bearing casters and includes
permanently mounted hinged lid. Provides means of bagging infectious
waste at point of waste generation.
M4100 Sphygmomanom- 1 V/V Aneroid sphygmomanometer. Unit is wall mounted and has large
eter, Aneroid, Wall graphic dial display for easy reading from all angles. It has a 90 degree
Mounted (angle) swivel and 10 degree (angle) forward tilt to reduce glare. Unit
accuracy is within 1% of reading. Sturdy impact-resistant construction.
M4200 Otoscope/Oph- 1 V/V Wall mounted otoscope and ophthalmoscope. Includes 6 foot line cord
thalmoscope, Wall and plug and accepts and includes two handles. Contains head turn-on/
Mounted turn-off, built-in speculum tray and 8 foot coiled cords. Unit is designed
for use in patient exam rooms.
M7401 Light, Exam, Mobile, 1 V/V The exam light shall be a mobile floor unit. The light will be a halogen
Spotlight, Mobile bulb or LED that can produce a continuous and homogeneous spot of
Stand light adjustable from 5 to 9 inches in diameter from a set distance. The
light intensity shall be a minimum of 750 foot-candles at a distance of
16 inches and have a color temperature of 3,200 degrees Kelvin. The unit
will consist of an arm or sleeve of approximately 45 inches in length to
allow for easy arm rotation and arm movement up and down. The unit
shall be mounted on a caster base for easy movement.
M9066 Table, Examination, 1 V/V Electro-hydraulic examination treatment table. Unit consists of a stain-
Treatment, Electro/ less steel base with an Electro-hydraulic system with foot controls. It
Hydraulic includes vacuum formed vinyl contoured top, padded arm rest, adjust-
able knee rest, stainless steel drainage pan and built-in paper roll retainer/
cutter. Designed for general use in treatment rooms for minor surgical
procedures.
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30

SKETCH
EMG EXAM ROOM SKETCH A0.01

4.4.2
DRAWING TITLE Exam Room, EMG (PTEM1)
A103
DRAWING REFERENCE ISSUED WITH CENTER - EMG EXAM ROOM
DRAWINGPROJECT
NUMBER NAME

Function:
DRAWING SCALE GUIDE
PROJECT NAME PROJECT NUMBER DATE
The EMG room is designed to house the equipment to measure the electrical activity of muscles at rest and during contraction.
28320 12/11/13
Nerve conduction studies measure how well and how fast the nerves can send electrical signals. patients in the PRC program
often need specialized neuromuscular
PROJECT NUMBER examinations
DATEto determine extent of nerve injury and prognosis. These rooms need to have
reduced 60Hz electrical signals (no florescent lights, reduced computer equipment, etc.) The walls of the exam room should have
lead-lined gypsum wall board in order to allow for these procedures.
11' - 0"
3400 mm M3070
F3200 HAMPER, LINEN, MOBILE
CLOCK LEAD LINED WALLS M4100
F0355 SPHYGMOMANOMETER, WALL-MOUNTED
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT M4200
OPTHALMOSCOPE/OTOSCOPE, WALL-MOUNTED
M3072 A1132
FRAME, INFECTIOUS9'WASTE
- 6" RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING
BAG WITHmm]
[2896 LID M0750
FLOWMETER, AIR, CONNECT W50 PSI SUPPLY
M0755
M4655 FLOWMETER, OXYGEN, LOW FLOW
F3050 STRETCHER, MOBILE M0765
WHITEBOARD REGULATOR, VACUUM
E NC A5108
F0340
DISTRIBUTION WASTE DISPOSAL UNIT, SHARPS
STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING SYSTEM,1 M1620
3
MEDICATION, HOLDER, CHART
F0205
AUTOMATIC M7725
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
2 ELECTROMYOGRAPH
4300 mm
A5077
14' - 6"
" E0117
[3658 mm]
5'-6
12' - 0"
DISPENSER, HAND SANITZER E WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING

M1801
SUPPLY PTEM1
A5180 STATION, COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
Room
TRACK, CURTAIN MEDICATION,
M1825
24 AUTOMATIC PRINTER, COMPUTER
F0280 E0948
CHAIR, SWIVEL, 114
LOWSF
BACK CART, GENERAL STORAGE, MOBILE
T
AREA FOR MOBILE

STORAGE CART F2000
GFI
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
CLOCK CT020
SIGNAGE - IDENTIFY WHEN 5' - 0" WIDE
A PATIENT IS IN THE ROOM A5145 A5107
HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5075MARKER BOARD A5080
SOAP DISPENSER PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
A1066 PT071
MIRROR SINK, INTEGRAL
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' EMG EXAM ROOM, 8'OUTPATIENT
PolytraumaPLAN
10' 4'
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
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SKETCH
RCP SKETCH A0.02
Exam Room, EMG (PTEM1)
A103
DRAWING REFERENCE ISSUED WITH CENTER - EMG EXAM ROOM PROJECT NAME
DRAWING NUMBER

DRAWING SCALE GUIDE
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6" 9' - 0"

[2896 mm]
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
A5180
STATION,
Room
TRACK, CURTAIN
MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
7' - 2"
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
EMG EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT RCP

1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
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Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
PROJECT NAME - EMG EXAM ROOM
1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NAME - EMG EXAM 07/02/14
28320.000 ROOM
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE
28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER
07/02/14
DATE
SKETCH
A103

M0765
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
REGULATOR, VACUUM
M0765
28320 M0755
REGULATOR, VACUUM
12/11/13
FLOWMETER, OXYGEN, LOW FLOW
M0755
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
M0750
FLOWMETER, OXYGEN, LOW FLOW
M0750
M4200
M4200
M4100
SPHYGMOMANOMETER, WALL-MOUNTED
WALL-MOUNTED
M4100
A1132
A1132
M1620
HOLDER, CHART
M1620
9' - 6" HOLDER, CHART
[2896 mm]
Elevation 1
EMG EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
1
E EMG
SCALE:EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
1/4" = 1'-0"
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION, A5075
GYPSUM SOFFIT
AUTOMATIC SOAP DISPENSER
A1066 A5075
MIRROR GYPSUM SOFFIT SOAP DISPENSER
[3658 mm]
A1066
12' - 0"
MIRRORE
PT022
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room PT022
MEDICATION,
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" A5107
WIDE
24 AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER, GLOVE
114 SF A5107
A5080
DISPENSER, GLOVE
AREA FOR MOBILE
A5080 STORAGE CART
PT045
PT045 CLOCK
MARKER BOARD Elevation 2

2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:12:56 PM
4' TO ADD SGJJR 0' OFFICE ADDRESS4' - EDIT OFFICE 8'TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:12:56 PM Elevation(s)

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1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/02/14

DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER SKETCH DATE

A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
A5180
28320 12/11/13 TRACK, CURTAIN
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
F3050
WHITEBOARD
A5077
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
Elevation 3
E
EMG EXAM ROOM,DISTRIBUTION
OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
3 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
= 1-0
4' 0' 4' 8' 8/19/2014 6:13:05 PM
Plot Date:
Elevation(s)

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
3D VIEW A0.05
28320.000 07/02/14
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:13:09 PM
Unit
4.262

Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Rubber Flooring or Resilient Sheet Telephone Yes
Flooring Pub Address
Door 3-8 x 7-0, Wood or Metal, Radio
Tempered Glass
Data Yes
Hardware 1K
Panic Call
Intercom (Phone)
Construction Solid surface counter with integral
cabinets
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Cold Water Yes
Hot Water Yes
Laboratory Air
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Air
Number of People 2 or 3
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
Anesthesia Evac
2. Downlight
configuration

Equipment List

With SS Frame, one-piece, bright polished, stainless steel channel frame with 90 mitered
36x18 corners. All edges of the mirror are protected by absorbing filler strips.
A5180 Track, Cubicle, AR C/C Surface mounted cubicle track, with curtain. Track constructed of thick
quote.
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Equipment List

age, Mobile, 42H x


Equipment List
included).
M0750 Flowmeter, Air, 1 V/V Air flowmeter. Unit has a stainless steel needle valve with clear flow-
Connect w/50 PSI tube for connection to 50 PSI air outlet from central pipeline system.
Supply Requires the appropriate adapter for connection to the wall outlet and
fitting to connect to tubing. Database prices reflect fittings with an
attached DISS power outlet. Other outlet and adapter configurations are
available.
M0755 Flowmeter, Oxygen, 1 V/V Oxygen flowmeter. Consists of a clear crystal flowtube calibrated to 3.5
Low Flow or 8 LPM depending on manufacturer. For oxygen regulation in hospital
settings. Database pricing includes DISS fitting and DISS power outlet
and wall adapter. Other fitting and adapter configurations are available.
M0765 Regulator, Vacuum 1 V/V An air/oxygen mixer is designed to accurately control a pressurized gas
mixing with an oxygen concentration. Unit contains audible alarms to
warn of supply failure, an auxiliary outlet and a oxygen concentration
control adjustment range from 21% to 100%. The unit can also be used
to supply an accurate pre-mixed gas source to respiration or ventilator
units. A specific application may require an additional air inlet filter/
water trap.
Mounted
available.
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Equipment List
M4655 Stretcher, Mobile, 1 V/V Mobile stretcher. All corrosion resistant stainless steel construction. It
CRS, 9 Position consists of a tubular frame with side rails, a 9-position hydraulic base
with pneumatic fowler adjustment, and a 2 pad. Unit is mounted on 8
conductive casters. Designed for patient transport as well as for minor
surgical procedures.
M7725 Electromyograph 1 V/V Unit consists of a microcomputer, leads, electrically isolated amplifiers,
stimulators, display and storage capabilities. The system measures
muscular electrical activity during contractions which the patient or a
stimulator can induce. Specific applications include nerve conduction
studies to detect myelopathies (myelin degradation), neuropathies (nerve
compression) or myopathies (muscle disease). Most units also include an
evoked potential capability. See related auditory evoked potential units
at JSN M0035 and similar electronystagmographs at JSN M7730.
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30

SKETCH
CHIROPRACTIC EXAM ROOM - FLOOR
PLAN SKETCH A0.01
4.4.3
DRAWING TITLE
Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1) ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION A103

DRAWING REFERENCE ISSUED WITH CENTER - CC EXAM PROJECT NAME
DRAWING NUMBER

Function:
DRAWING SCALE GUIDE
Patients in the PRC program are faced with musculoskeletal problems at times require chiropractic treatment integrated with
28320 recovery. The chiropractic
traditional care to help improve 12/11/13 rooms should be flexible to accommodate traction tables and provide
patients in wheelchairs with theNUMBER
PROJECT ability to transferDATE
to and from the table on either the left or right side.
11' - 0"
3400 mm
M4200
WALL-MOUNTED
M4100
A1132
SPHYGMOMANOMETER,
WALL-MOUNTED RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING
A5108
WASTE DISPOSAL UNIT, SHARPS
9' - 6"M8174
[2896 mm] M3072
ULTRASOUND/NEUROMUSCULAR
STIMULATION COMBO FRAME, INFECTIOUS WASTE BAG WITH LID
M3070
M8315 HAMPER, LINEN, MOBILE
TABLE, TRACTION, PHYSICAL NC F0340
THERAPY STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING
F3050
E M1620
WHITEBOARD
DISTRIBUTION HOLDER, CHART
SYSTEM, E0117
MEDICATION, WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING
AUTOMATIC M1801
4300 mm
PTBT1
14' - 6"
F0355 COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR
1 A5075
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E SOAP DISPENSER
A5077 PT071
DISPENSER, HAND SANITZER SUPPLY3 2
STATION, SINK, INTEGRAL
Room MEDICATION,
A1066

MIRROR
24 A5180 AUTOMATIC
"
5'-6
GFI F2000
TRACK,
114 SFCURTAIN
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
AREA FOR MOBILE
A5080
STORAGE CART
T

A5107
CLOCK DISPENSER, GLOVE
E0948
CART, GENERAL STORAGE, MOBILE
SIGNAGE - IDENTIFY WHEN CT020
A PATIENT IS IN THE ROOM COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
MARKER BOARD
5'-0" WIDE
A5145 F0205
HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT CHAIR, WITH ARMS
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 CHIROPRACTIC EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT PLAN

4' 1 0' SCALE: 1/4" =4'1'-0" 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
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SKETCH
Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1) SKETCH
A103
CHIROPRACTIC EXAM ROOMISSUED
- RCP
WITH
VA POLYTRAUMA REHABISSUED
DRAWING NUMBER
DESIGN
A0.02
DRAWING TITLE WITH DRAWING NUMBER
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
DRAWING REFERENCE
28320 12/11/13
CENTER
PROJECT NAME - CC EXAM
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/28/14
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
9' - 0"
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
PTBT1
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room
A5180 MEDICATION,
24
TRACK, CURTAIN AUTOMATIC
7' - 2"
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
CC EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT RCP

SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

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Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:09:49 PM
A0.03
ELEVATIONS
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING TITLE POLYTRAUMA

ISSUED WITH REHABILITATION DRAWING NUMBER
CENTER SKETCH
NAME - CC EXAM
Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1)
DRAWING REFERENCE PROJECT
1/4" = 1'-0" CENTER

28320.000 07/28/14
A103
DRAWING REFERENCE
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING SCALE 28320.000
PROJECT NUMBER DATE 07/28/14
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
M4100
M4100
M4200
M4200
A1132
A1132
9' - 6" RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING
[2896 mm]
Elevation 1
1
E 1
1
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
DISTRIBUTION
1 SYSTEM,
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
A1066
AUTOMATIC
MIRROR
A1066
[3658 mm]
GYPSUM
12' - 0"
E MIRROR
SOFFIT
GYPSUM
A5075 SUPPLY SOFFIT
STATION, PT022
Room
SOAP DISPENSER
A5075 MEDICATION, CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE
24
SOAP DISPENSER AUTOMATIC PT022
114 SF A5107
AREA FOR MOBILE DISPENSER, GLOVE
M1620 A5107
STORAGE CART A5080
HOLDER, CHART DISPENSER, GLOVE
M1620 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
A5080
HOLDER, CHART CLOCK PT045
PT045
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
CC EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 CC 1/4"
SCALE: EXAM
= 1'-0" ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
4' 2
0' 4' = 1'-0"
SCALE: 1/4" 8'
Elevation(s)
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selectedPlot
1700 NEW
GRAPHIC YORK1/4"
SCALE: = 1'-0" NW SUITE 100Date:
AVENUE 8/19/2014
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WASHINGTON, 6:09:56
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integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
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1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/28/14
SKETCH
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
A5180
TRACK, CURTAIN
F3200
CLOCK, 12IN DIA
F3050
9' - 6" WHITEBOARD
A5077
[2896 mm]
Elevation 3
E
CC EXAM ROOM, OUTPATIENT ELEVATION
3 DISTRIBUTION
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 1700 NEW YORK
0' AVENUE NW SUITE
4' 100 WASHINGTON, 8' DC 20006 202.842.2100 www.smithgroupjjr.com
Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:10:01 PM
Outpatient Unit
Elevation(s)

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
SKETCH
3D VIEW A0.05
Exam Room, Chiropractic (PTBT1)POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION

28320.000 06/17/14
Polytrauma
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 6:10:05 PM Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
4.272

Room Data Sheet
Hardware 1K Radio
Construction Solid Surface counter with integral Battery Operated Clock Yes
cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
2. Downlight
configuration

Equipment List

quote.
4.274

Equipment List

age, Mobile, 42H x

F0355 Footstool, Straight AR V/V Step stool. Used to assist patients getting on and off exam or surgical
Mounted

Equipment List
heads. Some models feature microprocessor controls, data collection,
data correlation and data downloading for analysis over time.
M8315 Table, Traction, 1 V/V Physical therapy traction table. Upholstered table top with a remov-
Physical Therapy able non-friction rolling lumbar section for smooth efficient traction.
Mounting board is height adjustable. Some tables include traction units.
Used in physical therapy during traction treatments.
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30
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SKETCH
PROCEDURE ROOM, PAIN A0.01

4.4.4 Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01)

PROJECT NAME - PROCEDURE ROOM, PAIN
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/26/14

Function:
SKET
The pain procedure room functions as a space to provide patients with spinal injections, trigger point injections, and possible nerve
blocks as well asROOM
MEDS other minor
FLOORprocedures that have made substantial differences in helping reduce pain in the polytruama patient
population. The C-arm in the room is portable in order to be positioned as necessary per each procedure. A103
23' - 6" VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN

7200 mm
PROJECT NAME
PT084
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13
A5180 TABLE, IMAGING, FLUOROSCOPIC, PAIN
TRACK, WITH CURTAIN M8810 X4890
PT083 STAND, MAYO RAD/FLUORO UNIT, DIGITAL, MOBILE, C-ARM PART OF X4890
LEAD SHIELD, MOBILE CONTROL UNIT
M4255
STAND, IV ADJUSTABLE M4116
M3072 MONITOR, MOBILE STAND
FRAME, INFECTIOUS WASTE
BAG WITH LID E0957
F2017
CART, MEDICATION,
WASTE RECEPTACLE MOBILE
A5108
PT082
WASTE DISPOSAL, SHARP FB
A5107 TELEPHONE 9' - 6" RADIOFREQUENCY
[2896 mm] ABLATION UNIT
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5075 REFRIGERATOR M7401
SOAP DISPENSER GFI EXAM LIGHT, MOBILE
(UNDERCOUNTER)
P3100
4600 mm
15' - 0"
2
LAVATORY PRP01 X2100
A5080 COMPUTER SCANNER,
T
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER E ULTRASOUND

1
5'-6" SYSTEM,
M3070
MEDICATION,
HAMPER, LINEN, MOBILE
E0963
CART, GENERAL
NC
[3658 mm]
STORAGE, MOBILE
12' - 0"
E
SOAP DISPENSERA5077 SUPPLY
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER STATION,
SINK Room F0340 MEDICATION,
X3150
RACK, WALL-MOUNTED 24 AUTOMATIC
F3200 114 SF PT013
DISPENSER CONBINATION AREA FOR MOBILE
CLOCK COMPUTER STATION ON WHEELS
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 =11-0 PROCEDURE ROOM, PAIN

6' 0' SCALE: 3/16" = 6'
1'-0" 12' MARKER
Outpatient
are containedTO
in ADD
VA Design
SGJJRManuals
OFFICEandADDRESS
Space Planning
- EDITCriteria
OFFICE located
TYPE in PARAMETER
the VA Technical Information
NUMBER Library.
Plot Date:
8' 8/21/2014 10:46:18
0' AM 8' 16'

SKETCH
RCP
Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01) A0.02
3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/01/14 SKETCH
A103
MEDS ROOM FLOOR

PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13

TELEPHONE 9' - 6"

[2896 mm]
REFRIGERATOR PRP01
(UNDERCOUNTER)
COMPUTER
E 10' - 0"
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER
Outpatient
8' OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER

TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT 0' 8' IN PROPERTIES
NUMBER 16'PALETTE
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A0.03
1/4" = 1'-0"
DRAWING REFERENCE
28320.000
CENTER 07/01/14
SKETCH
Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01) 28320.000
DRAWING SCALE
1/4" = 1'-0"
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
07/01/14
DRAWING SCALE A103
PROJECT NUMBER DATE F3200
CLOCK
F3200
X3150
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN CLOCK
RACK, WALL-MOUNTED
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
A5180
X3150
TRACK, WITH
RACK, CURTAIN
WALL-MOUNTED
28320 12/11/13 A5077
A5180
PROJECT NUMBER DATE DISPENSER,
TRACK, WITHHAND SANITIZER
CURTAIN
A5077
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
PAIN
Elevation 1 PROCEDURE ELEVATION 1
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
PAIN PROCEDURE ELEVATION 1
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC A5080
PAPER TOWEL
DISPENSER
[3658 mm]
A5080
12' - 0"
E PAPER TOWEL
A5075
SUPPLY DISPENSER
SOAP DISPENSER
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
A5107
24 AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER, GLOVE
114 SF A5107
AREA FOR MOBILE
DISPENSER, GLOVE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
P3100
LAVATORY
P3100
LAVATORY
MARKER BOARD
Elevation 2
PAIN PROCEDURE ELEVATION 2
SCALE: 1/4 =PAIN
1-0 PROCEDURE ELEVATION 2
4' TO ADD SGJJR0'OFFICE ADDRESS4'- EDIT OFFICE TYPE 8' PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE
Plot Date: 8/21/2014 10:46:34 AM
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations ofPlot 8/21/2014
Date:room
selected types, 10:46:34 AMthe integration of space, components, systems, and equipment.
illustrating

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
28320.000 06/17/14
Procedure Room, Pain (PRP01)
1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100

Polytrauma www.smithgroupjjr.com
Plot Date: 8/21/2014 10:46:38 AM Room/Equipment Isometric
4.280

Room Data Sheet
Ceiling Acoustical Ceiling Tile or Drywall Patient Monitor
Wall Finish Gypsum Wallboard/Special Coating Security/Duress
Base Integral Flash Cove Base CCTV
Floor Finish Welded Seam Sheet Flooring Telephone Yes
Door 3-6 x 7-0 Pub Address
Hardware 4P Radio
Slab Depression None Panic Call
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING Nitrogen
General: Anesthesia Evac
1. 2x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, linear prismatic fully
2. Lighting Level: 100 fc

Equipment List

quote.
E0957 Cart, Medication, 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
Mobile, 42H x 1 cart body, style-A narrow, w/raised edge top
32W x 22D ; 1 locak bar;
2 accessory rails, side;
1 wastebasket;
1 sharps container holder;
1 flip-up shelf;
1 flashlight holder;
1 wall lock;
2 drawers, 3H;
1 locked drawer, 6H w/locked lid;
3 8-bin cassette assembly and drawer organizer bins
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Equipment List
E0963 Cart, General Stor- 3 V/V Mobile General Storage Cart, approximately 72H x 23W x 22D.
age, Mobile THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
1 Locker Storage Container on Wheels, w/Solid Door
3 Tray/Shelves
2 Drawers, 3H (76mm)
4 Drawers, 6H (152mm)

pharmacies, etc.
included).
M4255 Stand, IV, Adjustable 1 V/V Adjustable IV stand with 4-hook arrangement. Stand has stainless steel
construction with heavy weight base. It adjusts from 66 inches to 100
inches and is mounted on conductive rubber, ball bearing, swivel casters.
Stand is used for administering intravenous solutions.

Equipment List
M7401 Light, Exam, Mobile, 1 V/V The exam light shall be a mobile floor unit. The light will be a halogen
Spotlight, Mobile bulb or LED that can produce a continuous and homogeneous spot of
Stand light adjustable from 5 to 9 inches in diameter from a set distance. The
light intensity shall be a minimum of 750 foot-candles at a distance of
16 inches and have a color temperature of 3,200 degrees Kelvin. The unit
will consist of an arm or sleeve of approximately 45 inches in length to
allow for easy arm rotation and arm movement up and down. The unit
shall be mounted on a caster base for easy movement.
M8810 Stand, Mayo 1 V/V Adjustable instrument table. Table is corrosion resistant stainless steel
construction and is mounted on two casters with two skid rails. It has
telescopic upright adjusts from 39 inches to 60 inches with automatic
locking device, and removable 13x19 instrument tray. Designed for
use in operating and procedure rooms.
X2100 Scanner, Ultrasound, 1 V/V High definition, diagnostic ultrasound system for Radiology, Cardiology,
General Purpose Vascular, ob-gyn, Perinatology, and Surgical imaging applications. The
unit employs curved, phased and linear array imaging technology. The
system supports colorflow, pulse and continuous wave imaging modali-
ties. On board software measurement packages available for all imaging
applications. The system is DICOM 3.0 compatible, for easy linkage to
filmless image management systems and review stations. In addition, a
full line of probes and conventional recording devices are available.
X3150 Rack, Apron/Gloves, 1 C/C Apron and gloves rack. This is a wall unit which holds aprons and gloves.
Wall Mounted The body is heavy gauge steel finish in gray or green baked enamel, glove
and apron holding arms are aluminum. The units convenient on wall
storage will prolong the useful life of your protection aprons by helping
prevent damage to internal components.
X4890 Fluoroscopic, Digital, 1 V/V This system is a high quality radiographic/fluoroscopic mobile digital
Mobile, C-Arm C-arm for use in orthopedics, general surgery, urology, vascular,
neurosurgery, neurovascular and cardiovascular procedures. This units
characteristics and components include a high frequency x-ray generator
with single or dual focus x-ray tube unit, 9 or 12 multi-field image
intensifier, dual 16 monitors, real time digital imaging and last image
hold capabilities. The system shall be DICOM 3.0 or latest version,
compatible, for easy linkage to filmless image management systems and
review stations.
tion on Wheels
PT082 Radiofrequency 1 V/V
Ablation Unit
PT083 Lead Shield, Mobile 1 V/V
PT084 Table, Imaging, 1 V/V
C-Arm
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4.4.5 Driver Training Room (PRDT1)
Function:
This space is intended to provide for the examination and determination of PolyTrauma Outpatients driving capabilities and
progress. The room should be suited for day and night time simulation and flexible to adapt to the newest technology in driving
simulation.
The lighting system within simulation areas needs to be able to create both day and night conditions during simulations.
1. Provide a lighting control system that enables the rooms lighting system to dim to black. This can help to creating a more
comfortable lighting transition.
2. Provide shielded step lights. This allows for safe navigation around the room while in the darkened (night) setting
without effecting the simulation.
3. Utilize an indirect lighting system when possible and ensure that lighting fixture placement does not create veiling
reflections on the simulation screen. Indirect lighting provides a more natural daytime feel to the space and helps to reduce the
potential for veiling reflections.

PROJECT NAME - DRIVING
SKETCH
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/02/14
4.4.5 Driver Training Room (PRDT1)
DRAWING SCALE
E0063

WORKSTATION, L-SHAPED
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN T
GUIDE
M1825
PROJECT NAME
PRINTER
28320
M1801 12/11/13
COMPUTER, WITH MONITORPROJECT NUMBER DATE
F0275
F2000
F0415
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
CABINET, FILING, LATERAL
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5077
F0205 PRDT1
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
F0300
9' - 6" 5'-6"
CHAIR, SWIVEL
[2896 mm]
3a 3bD
3a 3bD c
INSTRUCTOR STATION FB
8500 mm
28' - 0"
- PART OF M8285
E
REMOVABLE CAR F3200
DISTRIBUTION SEAT ENABLING CLOCK
SYSTEM, DIRECT WHEELCHAIR
MEDICATION, ACCESS
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room
IN - FLOOR CONDUIT, MEDICATION, M8285
MIN 2" DIAMETER DRIVING SIMULATOR
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
3' - 0" 3' - 0"
FB
CLOCK
CHECK WITH EACH SITE

REGARDING CLEARANCE STC 50 WALLS
AROUND THE SIMULATOR
3' - 0"
MARKER BOARD
16' - 0"
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 4900 mm
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Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
DRAWING REFERENCE CENTER Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Design Guide 2014
PROJECT NAME - DRIVING
SKETCH
Driver1/4"Training
= 1'-0"
Room (PRDT1) 28320.000 07/02/14
DRAWING SCALE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
c c
9' - 6"
PRDT1
[2896 mm]
ab ab
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC 9' - 0"
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 ab AUTOMATIC ab
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
SP
SP
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Plot Date: 8/18/2014 8:10:37 PM

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
Driver Training Room (PRDT1)
Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
configuration
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Equipment List

E0063 Workstation, L- 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
Shaped w/Peninsula,
Wall Mtd, 72x72 3 VERTICAL HANGING STRIPS
2 LOCKABLE FLIPPER UNITS
2 SHELVES, STORAGE/DISPLAY
2 LIGHTS
1 TACKBOARD
2 TOOL RAILS
2 PAPER TRAYS
1 DIAGONAL TRAY
1 CANTILEVERED WORK SURFACE
1 PENINSULA WORK SURFACE
1 ADJUSTABLE KEYBOARD TRAY
1 MOBILE PEDESTAL, BOX/FILE
1 PENCIL DRAWER
1 CPU HOLDER
F0300 Chair, Task, Swivel, 1 V/V Task chair, approximately 34 H X 26 W X 22 D with adjustable arms
With Arms and a five caster adjustable swivel base. Seat and back are foam padded
and upholstered in woven fabric or vinyl.

Equipment List
included).
available.
M8285 Simulator, Driving, 1 V/V Driving simulator used for work hardening programs in occupational
Work Therapy and physical therapy. Device includes drivers seat which may be
adjusted to simulate a variety of seat configurations and an adjustable
steering wheel/control console to permit a variety of vehicles to be
simulated. Entire system is mounted on retractable castors for mobility
within the clinic. Simulator includes vibration generator in the seat
section to accurately reproduce driving stresses.
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4.4.6 Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1); Storage Room, Gait Lab (SRE01); Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1)
Option 1 10' - 6"
31' - 0"
9500 mm
20' - 0"
3200 mm 6100 mm
Function:
This space is intended to provide for the examination and determination of SKETCH
M2055
PolyTrauma Outpatients gait performance and therapy progress, specifically the
A103
SHELVING, STORAGE
MEDS ROOMorFLOOR
study of posture-related movement-related problems due to their specific injury.
The lighting system for the motion analysis lab needs to provide an environment PT034
F0415
DRAWING TITLE ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER GAIT ANALYSIS TRAINING SYSTEM
conducive to video analysis. This requires minimizing contrast through lighting CABINET, FILING, LATERAL PROJECTION SCREEN
treatment and material selection within the camera view range. VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN SRE01 CYLINDRICAL PROJECTION SCREEN
MIC (TREADMILL CONTROL)
PROJECT NAME (OPTIONAL)
1. Provide a high level of both vertical and horizontal lighting uniformity. SERVER RACK HOUSES:
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320 12/11/13
D-FLOW COMPUTER
TREADMILL
Target luminance ratios of subject to background of 2:1 max:min and do not VIDEO COMPUTER
DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER DATE CABLE TRAY EMG SYSTEM
53600 mm
exceed 4:1 max:min luminance ratios within the camera field of view. IMAGE GENERATORS
18' - 0"
MOCAP COMPUTER (PREFERABLY FLUSH)
2. Locate fixtures outside of camera view. This helps to ensure that overall
MX ULTRANET LAB
scene uniformity is not skewed by an extremely bright fixture lens or light source. KVM
NETWORK SWITCHES
AUDIO AMPLIFIER
*PART OF THE GAIT ANALYSIS RAMP
TRAINING SYSTEM
MONITORS, KEYBOARDS, ETC
PTGL1
*PART OF THE GAIT ANALYSIS
9100 mm
30' - 0"
F0465
TRAINING SYSTEM
CABINET, STORAGE
PT077
a b
OPERATOR DESK
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
A6046 F0280
[2896 mm]
A1030 ARTWORK CHAIR, SWIVEL, LOW BACK
REFRIGERATOR LOCKER F0205 F2000
(UNDERCOUNTER) F0355 BASKET, WASTEPAPER
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
FOOTSTOOL, STRAIGHT PREX1 F3200
"
COMPUTER M8320
CLOCK
5'-6
-
TABLE, TREATMENT
2900 mm
E
11' - 6"
A1132 A6311
121 SF
RAIL, ACCESSORY MOUNTING BLINDS, WINDOW
SYSTEM, M4100 A5077
MEDICATION,
SPHYGMOMANOMETER, DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER
"
WALL-MOUNTED 5'-6
M4200
A5145
[3658 mm]
GFI
12' - 0"
E WALL-MOUNTED HOOK, GARMENT
T T c c
SOAP DISPENSER SUPPLY M1801
STATION,
Room
8/22/2014 6:03:00 PM
SINK MEDICATION,M1802 A5145

24 ROTATING WORK SURFACE
AUTOMATIC HOOK, GARMENT
SHARPS DISPOSAL GLOVE E0948 A5180 F3200
DISPENSER CONBINATION 114 SF CART, GENERAL STORAGE, MOBILE CLOCK
AREA FOR MOBILE TRACK, CUBICLE WITH CURTAIN
STORAGE F0340
CART A1066
F2010
WASTE RECPTACLE STOOL, SELF ADJUSTING BASKET, WASTEPAPER, STEP-ON
A5080 MIRROR
P3100 A5107
CLOCK
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER DISPENSER, GLOVE
LAVATORY, VITREOUS CHINA
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
6' 0' 6' 12' MARKER BOARD Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
Floor/Equipment Plan (600 NSF/55.8 NSM; 200 NSF/18.6 NSM; 120 NSF/11.2 NSM)
Design Manuals andGRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" located
= 1'-0" in the VA Technical Information Library.
Plot Date:
Space Planning Criteria
8' 0' 8' 16'

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PROJECT NAME - GAIT LAB 1
Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1); Storage Room, Gait Lab

3/16" = 1'-0" 28320.000 06/26/14
(SRE01); Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1)

SKET

SP SP
PROJECT NAME
b b
1/4" = 1'-0" SP 28320 SP 12/11/13
DRAWING SCALE a a
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 0" b b
LIFT
12' - 0"
(10' MIN) MOTION CAPTURE SYSTEM
PROJECTORS
b b
VIDEO CAPTURE SYSTEM
SRE01 SP SP SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM

a a
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
CEILING SUSPENDED
[2896 mm] TRUSS SYSTEM
b b
REFRIGERATOR
SP SP
(UNDERCOUNTER) *PART OF THE GAIT ANALYSIS
TRAINING SYSTEM
COMPUTER
PREX1 DT
c E c
DT SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
PTGL1 E
9' - 0"
STATION,
SINK c Room c MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
CLOCK
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0

6' 0' 6' 12'
Polytrauma Rehabilitation CenterMARKER BOARD Unit
Outpatient
Reflected
TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE ADDRESS - EDIT OFFICE TYPE PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE Ceiling Plan
Plot Date: 11:16:07 AM
8' 0' 8' 16'

Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1)
Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction Ceiling suspended truss system. Battery Operated Clock Yes
Overhead patient lift system. Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Relative Humidity/Cooling: 60% Cold Water
AC Load Lights As Required Sanitary/Vent
Oxygen
Nitrous Oxide
LIGHTING
Nitrogen
Anesthesia Evac
3. Downlight
figuration.
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Storage Room, Gait Lab (SRE01)

Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Resilient Floor Tile (Vinyl Telephone Yes
Hardware 4F Data Yes
Depression None Special Battery Operated Clock
Staff Assist
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: N/A Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC40
Room Pressure Positive (+) Laboratory Air
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
1. 2x4 Fluorescent Light Fixture, Acrylic, Prismatic Lens Nitrogen
with F32T8 Lamps, 3500 K, CRI = 70 Anesthesia Evac

Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1)
Room Data Sheet
Floor Finish Solid Vinyl Floor Tile or Carpet Tile Telephone Yes
Hardware 1K Radio
Intercom (Phone)
Staff/Duty Station
HVAC POWER
Minimum Outside Air: 2 Air Change/Hr Emergency Yes
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Cold Water Yes
Hot Water Yes
Laboratory Air
Laboratory Vacuum
Sanitary/Vent Yes
Medical Air
Number of People 2
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
1. 1x4 Direct/Indirect Light fixture, linear prismatic fully Noitrogen
configuration
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Gait Observation Lab (PTGL1)

Equipment List

included).
PT034 Gait Analysis Train- 1 V/V
ing System
PT077 Desk / Table, w-Knee 1 V/V (For Gaiting System Monitors to sit on)
Space for 2, 66 x 30

Storage Room, Gait Lab (SRE01)
Equipment List

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Equipment List

A1030 Locker, 2 Person, 2 V/V Two person locker, double tier, 72Hx12Wx18D. This unit includes
Over/Under hooks for coats and hats. Door equipped with safety guard handles.
Designed for storage of coats, hats, and other personal belongings.
Other width and depths are available.
quote.

Equipment List
A6311 Blinds, Window, 1 V/V Mini blinds for interior windows. Shall consist of 1-inch mini aluminum
Mini w/Brackets blinds with mounting bracket and child proof tassels.
age, Mobile

F2010 Basket, Wastepaper, 1 V/V Step-on wastepaper basket with inner liner and foot petal activated flip
Step-On top.
included).
M1802 Work Station, 1 V/V A wall mounted retractable work station. Work station is used as a
Computer, Retract- computer station in treatment rooms, exam rooms and areas where
able, Wall Mounted physical space in limited.
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Equipment List
M8320 Table, Treatment, 1 V/V Hi/lo metal treatment table. Unit consists of a hydraulic electromechani-
Hi/Lo cal power system operated with a hand or foot control. Includes a foam
pad, upholstered top with back section adjustable to a full chair position.
Adjustable height from 24 to 39. Provides easy access for patients in
wheelchair or stretcher. Designed for general examinations as well as
orthopedic and Ob-Gyn.

PLAN A0.01
CENTER
PROJECT NAME - GAIT LAB 2
Gait
3/16"Observation Lab (PTGL1); Storage Room, Gait Lab
DRAWING REFERENCE
= 1'-0" 28320.000 06/17/14

(SRE01); Exam Room, Gait Lab (PREX1) - Alternate Layout
11' - 6" 12' - 6" 11' - 0" SKETC

2900 mm 3800 mm 3400 mm


PROJECT NAME
PREX1
1/4" = 1'-0" GFI
28320 12/11/13
DATE SRE01
3200 mm
DRAWING SCALE PROJECT NUMBER

10' - 6"
POST PROCESSING OFFICE

T
5'-6"
SERVER RACK
T
T
A/V MONITORING
EQUIPMENT RACKS/RAILS
TELEPHONE 9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
FB
REFRIGERATOR
"
A/V RECORDING DEVICE

(UNDERCOUNTER)
5'-6
COMPUTER
E
6100 mm
20' - 0"

SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
FORCE PLATES
FULL LANE IF NECESSARY (EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE)
PTGL1
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
STATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
WASTE RECPTACLE
LATERAL FILE RAISED ACCESS
CABINET FLOORINGCLOCK
36' - 0"
11000 mm
SCALE: 3/16 = 1-0
OUTPATIENT GAIT LAB - Polytrauma

6'
OPTION
0'
2 Center 6'
Rehabilitation Outpatient Unit
12' MARKER BOARD
GRAPHIC SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" Plotroom 8/14/2014
Date:types, 3:33:45the
8' 0' 8' 16'
4.302
62' - 0"
4.4.4 Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy SKETCH CT020
18900 mm CS250
A5077
A103 7' - 6" WIDE R4650
(PRGY3)
CS250 CT020
PP
PP
ICE MAKER, COUNTER TOP 4' - 0" WIDE
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT D COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER PT039
GFI
GFI
GFI
Function: VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN FB FB PP PP
PLASTER SINK
M8105
G0144 CT020
The Rehabilitation GymGUIDE is intended to accommodate physical,
PROJECT NAME
ERGOMETER, RECUMBENT F2017 COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
GFI BATH, PARAFFIN, HAND/FOOT
psychosocial and vocational evaluation and therapy. The gym 12' - 6" WIDE F2017
must be flexible enough 28320 12/11/13 "
3232 3232
STEPPER A5077 WASTE RECEPTACLE

to adapt to future equipment needs 5'-6 1 WASTE RECEPTACLE
DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER M4116
and provide enough variety of therapy spaces for DATE
PROJECT NUMBER each patient M8133 M8100
to carry out their treatment plan and prgress to a level as close ERGOMETER, UPPER BODY MONITOR, VITAL SIGNS BATH, WARMING, SPLINT
to their functioning level prior to injury. The space should FB FB F0205
G1043 CHAIR, WITH ARMS
be accoustically designed to minimize noise transfer due to its
3232
M8210
RECUMBENT CYCLE
large size and varity of activities occuring at one time. Private CART, WEIGHT 5'-6" PT012
evaluation spaces are necessary for residents that continue to PRGY3 TABLE, SPLINTING, 60"x24"
PT007
M4045 F0340
struggle with over stimulation. MULTI-GYM FB
SCALE, WHEELCHAIR 2 STOOL,
M8240 SELF ADJUSTING
Lighting Considerations: PARALLEL BARS 15' PT030 M8111 CT020
PT013
1. Provide uniform vertical illumination. This allows the PORTABLE MIRROR FLUIDOTHERAPY COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE
STORAGE COW FB UNIT
space to remain flexible shifting program. 44' - 0" WIDE
9' - 6" ROOM
2. Provide ceiling PT011
[2896brightness
mm] from an indirect lighting PT030 G1037, G1040
component. This helps reduce the contrast between light NC PORTABLE MIRROR TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 60"x30"
F2017 WEIGHT SET, DUMBBELL F0205
fixtures and ceiling creating a more comfortable environment WASTE RECEPTACLE
RACK, DUMBBELL
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
18900 mm
when laying on your back. FB A5077 F3200 F0205
62' - 0"
3. Provide vertical brightness and accent on perimeter walls. M8330 DISPENSER, HAND SANITIZER CLOCK CHAIR, WITH ARMS
EThis helps to create energy and interest within the space and TREADMILL CS250
SINK, SS, SINGLE COMPARTMENT FB FB PT011
keeps it from becoming too monotone and uniform. It DISTRIBUTION
can
TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 60"x30"
also be achieved via mirrored walls or windows. SYSTEM, PT031 PT040 F0340
FB
MEDICATION, M8330 STANDING FRAME BALANCE MACHINE STOOL,
GFI "
AUTOMATIC TREADMILL M8150 5'-6 SELF ADJUSTING
EXERCISER, RAMP AND CURB
GFI 3
[3658 mm]
M8330 CT020 FB PT052

12' - 0"
E FB
TREADMILL COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE PT032 TABLE, ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT, 60"X36"
SUPPLY 10' - 0" WIDE
A1080 ROBOTIC LOCOMOTION THERAPY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION, MIRROR F2017
SYSTEM F0205
FB
24 AUTOMATIC CHAIR, WITH ARMS
8/24/2014 12:56:25 PM
WASTE RECEPTACLE
M8125 F3200
114 SF FB F2017
AREA FOR MOBILE ERGOMETER, BICYCLE, CLOCK
M8331 STATIONARY WASTE RECEPTACLE
STORAGE CART
TREADMILL, WEIGHT
BEARING SYSTEM M8305
CLOCK HI-LOW MAT PLATFORM
G1025 FB
ELLIPTICAL EXERCISER PT036
A1080 WORK SIMULATOR,
F0340 WHOLE BODY SYSTEM
MIRROR
MARKER BOARD STOOL,
A1080 FB SELF ADJUSTING
MIRROR FB FB FB FB FB
PT010 M8174
A1080 A1080 ULTRASOUND/NEUROMUSCULAR
REBOUNDER
MIRROR MIRROR STIMULATION COMBO UNIT
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
Plot Date:

Floor/Equipment Plan (3,800 NSF/353.4 NSM)
GYM,
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, OUTPATIENT
systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements are contained in VA
GRAPHIC

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
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TO AD
Gym, Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY3) SKETCH ADDR
TYPE
A103 IN PR

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
J
PRGY3
DT DT
M0515
TELEVISION, HDTV
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
TV TV
12' - 0"
A5215
E BRACKET, TELEVISION, CEILING MOUNTED
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
PT051
[3658 mm]

12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF DT DT
AREA FOR MOBILE
PT028 RCP
STORAGE CART DRAWING TITLE
LIFT, GAITING
CLOCK
9/4/2014 2:36:20 PM
ISSUED WITH
PT051
DRAWING REFER
MARKER BOARD
1/8" = 1'-
DRAWING SCALE
J
06/26/14
DATE
SCALE: 1/8 = 1-0
8' 0' 8' 16' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit OP GYM
Reflected Ceiling PlanPROJECT NAME
GRAPHIC SCALE: Criteria

1/8" = 1'-0"
28320.00
Design Manuals and Space Planning located in the VA Technical Information Library.
GYM, OUTPATIENT RCP
Plot Date:
PROJECT NUMBE
1
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
A0.02
DRAWING NUMB

Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.306
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE R4650
PT038
A5075
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
SOAP DISPENSER
PT022
A5080
PT022 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
A5107
CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 30" WIDE A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
DISPENSER, GLOVE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
GYPSUM GYPSUM
SOFFIT SOFFIT
E
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
C0039
SUPPLY RAIL, APRON, 48" WIDE
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
C03E0 AREA FOR MOBILE C0025 C03E0
CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE STORAGE CART A5107 CABINET, 1 DR CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE
A5075 DISPENSER, GLOVE A5080
SOAP DISPENSER CLOCK C03E0 PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER
PT045 CABINET, U/C/B, 30" WIDE PT045
BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD A5080 BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER M8115
CONDITIONER, COLD TREATMENT PACK
Elevation 1 MARKER BOARD
M8120
8/19/2014 10:24:59 AM
THERAPY UNIT, HYDROCULATOR
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

Elevation 1 OP GYM ELEVATION 1 Elevation
1 SCALE:
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical 1/4" = 1'-0"
representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations
PROJECT NAME and general technical guidance,DRAWING
and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements are contained in VA
TITLE
GRAPHIC
28320.000 TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE

PARAMETER NUMBER IN PROPERTIES PALETTE

Office of Construction & Facilities Management A0.03
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
ate:
1/4" = 1'-0"
4.308
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
PT049
GYPSUM
9' - 6" SOFFIT
[2896 mm]
E
C04A0
DISTRIBUTION SHELF UNIT, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
SYSTEM,
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY C04E0
STATION, CABINET, U/C/B, 36" WIDE
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
Elevation 2
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
Elevation 2
2
8/19/2014 10:25:03 AM
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MARKER BOARD
OP GYM ELEVATION 2
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0 PROJECT NAME DRAWING TITLE
28320.000 TO ADD SGJJR OFFICE Elevation
TYPE PARAMETER
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating the integration of space, components, systems, and equipment. They provide typical configurations and general technical guidance, and are not intended to be project specific. Specific infrastructure NUMBER
design requirements are contained in VA
GRAPHIC
A0.04
DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
Plot Date:
1/4" = 1'-0"
06/26/14 DRAWING SCALE
DATE
Plot Date: 12/11/2013 4:11:06 PM
4.310
ELEVATION 3 A0.05
OP GYM
Gym, Patient Rehabilitation Therapy (PRGY3)
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/26/14

A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
A5080
OPEN
A5077
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
PT045
C02C0
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
C04A0
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
PT045
Elevation 3
Elevation 3
3 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
Plot Date: 8/19/2014 10:25:06 AM

Room Data Sheet
Push Plates Radio
cabinets.Overhead patient lift system. Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
Anesthesia Evac
configuration
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Equipment List

therapy programs.
Ceiling Mounted screens. The bracket shall be a universal style mount with a load capac-
ity of 200 pounds with adjustments of 0-15 degree tilt and 360 degree
swivel. Shall be capable of accommodating various size units.
C0025 Cabinet, Wardrobe, 4 C/C Wardrobe cabinet with a fixed shelf, clothing rod, and a solid or louvered
surface support.

Equipment List
pharmacies, etc.
included).
G0144 Ergometer, Recum- 1 V/V Seated stepping ergometer for total body, arms and/or legs low impact
bent Stepper conditioning. The unit features a closed kinetic chain action which
combines reciprocal stepping and arm action. The arm settings and seat
are adjustable. A battery operated performance computer allows for
adjusting workload level. The unit has a heavy duty steel frame construc-
tion with low-density plastic covers.
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Equipment List
risk of impact injuries. Provides a non-impact cardiovascular workout
in a gym or in rehabilitation exercise protocols in a physical therapy
clinic. The unit includes upper body handlebars for a total workout.
The elliptical can be self-powered by user generated motion or electric
powered to adjust motion and for supplying electronic consoles and
resistance systems. Some models have optional direct or telemetric
pulse monitoring. Database electrical specifications are for those models
which require power. Refer to the manufacturers specifications to verify
electrical requirements.
G1037 Weight Set, Exercise, 2 V/V Set of weightlifting dumbbells for use in physical training or rehabilita-
Dumbbell tion. Weights can be plain metal, rubber cushioned metal or chrome
plated and are in matched pairs at each weight increment. Database
information refers to a large set of matched weights increasing in 5-lb. in-
crements from 5-lb. to 100- lb. (20 pairs of weights) stacked on the floor.
Differing manufacturers may offer more or less extensive selections. The
individual facilitys requirement will determine the exact set configura-
tion and cost. See JSN G1040 for the racks to hold these weights.
G1040 Rack, Dumbbell 2 V/V Rack for holding dumbbells in a gym or rehabilitation facility. The
manufacturers provide several different rack styles and capacities depend-
ing on the number and type of dumbbells the rack(s) will hold. The
database information is for a double rail rack holding twenty (ten pairs)
of full size metal plate dumbbells.
G1043 Ergometer, Re- 1 V/V Computer assisted recumbent bicycle aerobic trainer. The trainer pro-
cumbent Bicycle, vides aerobic workouts on a computer controlled and monitored recum-
Computer Assisted bent bicycle ergometer. The ergometer has several training routines and
intensities which either the exerciser or a therapist can select. The unit
display provides a readout of work accomplished as well as graphics to
motivate the exerciser. Many models offer optional heart rate monitor-
ing and wheels for easy mobility. Depending on the manufacturer and
model, the computer is powered by the exerciser or an external source.
The database electrical requirements are for those units requiring electri-
cal power. The trainer is used for cardio-respiratory development in a
gym or the exercise area of Physical Therapy.
Capacity patients and also can be used for walk-ons. The scale can store the
weight of the chair. The digital display unit can be scale mounted or
mounted on a wall. An optional AC adapter is available. Designed for a
gross 1000 lbs. capacity.

Equipment List
M8100 Bath, Warming, 1 V/V A warming bath for softening splinting sheets of thermoplastic mate-
Splint rial. Unit will be stainless steel and accommodate 18 x 24 sheets. The
unit will include factory-set thermostat of approximately 175 degrees F
(high) and 160 degrees F (low), a hinged insulated cover and a rear drain.
Thermostat may also be adjusted internally to change range.
M8105 Bath, Paraffin, Hand/ 1 V/V Paraffin bath for heat treatment of injuries. Unit features a chrome
Foot plated, corrosion resistant, double walled Monel metal tank to prevent
loss of heat, thermostatic control, drain, timer, thermometer and stand
with casters. Smaller models are available.
M8111 Fluidotherapy Unit, 1 V/V A single extremity fluidotherapy unit that heats and circulates CELLEX
Single Extremity particles resulting in a warm massage for the hand, wrist, elbow, foot and
ankle. Unit is electronically programmable for regulating temperature,
airflow and pulse mode. Used to increase circulation and range of mo-
tion, and in the relief of local pain in extremities.
M8115 Conditioner, Cold 1 V/V Refrigeration unit for twelve cold therapy packs. Unit features thermo-
Treatment Pack static temperature control, automatic defrosting and refrigeration grade
insulation. Interior chamber is designed to facilitate periodic cleaning.
Smaller capacity models are available.
M8120 Therapy Unit, 1 V/V Moist Heat Therapy Unit, also referred as a Hydrocollator Heating
Hydroculator Unit, are used to apply effective heat to hot packs used in moist heat
therapy. Unit is supplied ready for immediate use and requires no special
plumbing. Unit features: stainless steel insulated wall, thermostatically
controlled, casters ( mobile units only), and standard size Hot Packs.
Other unit sizes and accessories (variety of hot packs, tongs, side table
rack, etc.) are available.
M8125 Ergometer, Bicycle, 1 V/V Bicycle ergometer. The unit includes an adjustable seat, pedals with
Stationary toe clips, disc brakes, and tachometer/odometer. The display provides
readouts of time, speed and distance. The unit features steel construc-
tion for durability and reliability. The ergometer is used in progressive
rehabilitation or physical training programs.
M8133 Ergometer, Upper 1 V/V Ergometer for measuring upper body exertion during an exercise
Body regimen. The unit consists of a seat and a hand crank mechanism at
shoulder height. The unit is used for physical rehabilitation protocols
and stress testing. The unit quantifiably measures the effort exerted by
the patient.
M8150 Exerciser, Ramp and 1 V/V Heavily constructed ramp and curbs exerciser. Unit includes three wide,
Curbs deep curbs which are 2, 4 and 6 high. The ramp section is also deep
and wide and rises gradually from 1/2 to 8 high. The end portion of
the ramp section is an 8 high platform which the curb sections meet.
The curbs and ramp have a sure-grip, long wearing, non-slip surface. The
exerciser is used for training in walking techniques as well as balance.
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heads. Some models feature microprocessor controls, data collection,
data correlation and data downloading for analysis over time.
M8210 Cart, Weight, 1 V/V Physical therapy weight cart equipped with weights, two storage shelves,
Physical Therapy, w/ and racks to store dumbbells. Unit is constructed of quality hardwood
Weights and mounted on 4 heavy-duty swivel casters. Used for storage of
weights. Verify accessory weights with facility.
Therapy powered adjustments. Bar height is adjustable from 25 to 40 and
the bar width is adjustable from 16 to 25. Hand rails are chrome
plated 1-1/2 steel tubing. Walking aisle is a minimum of 24 wide
and finished in natural wood or covered with vinyl matting. Database
information reflects 10 or 12 bar length electrically powered units.
M8305 Platform, Exercise, 4 V/V Exercise platform with power height adjustment. The platform rests
w/Mat, Powered on one or two pedestal bases which contain the power mechanism for
difficulty sitting or transferring from a wheelchair as well as providing
an optimal working height for the physical therapist once the patient is
on the table. Larger and smaller units as well as manual crank platform
tables are available.
M8330 Treadmill, Electric 3 V/V Electric treadmill. Unit consists of a strong steel frame with front and
side handrails covered with foam rubber, a remote control unit and a
moving belt with a speed range from 0 to 10 mph. The unit also has a
patient-controlled start/stop switch and a resettable distance counter.
The motor controls the belt speed and changes the elevation of one end
of the treadmill up to a 20 degree incline. The unit can be used as an
exercise/therapy apparatus or in the practice of preventive medicine.
Because of their power requirements, treadmills are also available as 208V
powered units. At 110V, a treadmill may require a dedicated circuit.
Refer to the manufacturers literature and the specific installation site for
deciding which voltage to use. See JSN M8185 for treadmill/electrocar-
diography systems used in cardiology studies.
M8331 Treadmill, Weight 1 V/V Incremental weight bearing system. Unit is used to limit weight bearing
Bearing System while exercising on a treadmill. Includes frame, harness, sensor, control-
ler and side pads. Does not include the treadmill.

Equipment List
in healthcare institutions and various commercial food service operations
for dispensing ice.
PT007 Exercise Apparatus, 1 V/V Multi-station weight training apparatus for physical development and
Weight Training, rehabilitation. Unit features a variety of benches, pull bars, supports
Multi-Station and seats grouped around a central frame containing one or more weight
stacks. Each station is designed to exercise specific muscle groups. A
person can perform an extensive weight training routine by moving
around the apparatus from station to station. More than one person can
use the apparatus simultaneously by training at different stations. The
number and types of exercises available depend on the specific model
of equipment chosen. Greater system weight capacities for high level
athletic competition training are available on some models. The room
ceiling may have to be raised to accommodate this equipment. The
database specifications refer to a higher end system with a large number
of training stations and a standard weight set.
PT010 Trampoline, Re- 1 V/V
bounder
Adj., Crank
PT012 Table, Splinting 1 V/V
tion on Wheels
2 Shelf, 2 DO,
30x30
PT028 Lift, Gaiting 1 V/V
PT030 Mirror, Posture, 2 V/V
Mobile
PT031 Standing Frame 1 V/V
PT032 Robotic Locomotion 1 V/V
Therapy System
PT036 Work Simulator 1 V/V
Whole Body System
1 Shelf, 2 DO,
20x30
PT039 Sink, Plaster 1 C/C
PT040 Balance Machine 1 V/V
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2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36
Therapy
Adj., 60x36

SKETCH
SKETCH
4.4.8 Speech Therapy Lab (PRST1)
SPEECH THERAPY LAB-PRST1 - PLAN A0.01
DRAWING TITLE
A103ISSUED WITH DRAWING NUMBER
ISSUED WITH POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - SPEECH

DRAWING NUMBER
DRAWING REFERENCE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGN THERAPY
PROJECT NAME
Function:
1/4" = 1'-0" GUIDE
PROJECT NAME 28320.000 07/02/14
The speech therapy lab is a rehabilitation therapy zone in addition to the speech therapy offices that evaluates and treats patients
DRAWING SCALE
with speech, communication, 12/11/13
28320and swallowing disorders. PROJECT NUMBER DATE
The treatment and therapy conducted varies depending on the disorder. It
may include physical exercises to strengthen the muscles
PROJECT NUMBER DATE used in speech and swallowing or sound production practice to improve
M4915
CHAIR, EXAM TREATMENT
F3200
M0010
CLOCK
RECORDER, TAPE, W-DELAYED
AUDIO FEEDBACK
CT020 E1500
COUNTERTOP, SOLID SURFACE RAIL, MOD, W/MNTD
9'-0" WIDE E0918
R6200 LOCKER, ENDOSCOPY, WALL MTD
REFRIGERATOR, U/C OR F/S M8611
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]A5107 1 ENDOSCOPY CART, VIDEO (CCD)
SCOPE,
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5075
GFI
SOAP DISPENSER F0415
CABINET, FILING, LATERAL, FULL
E HEIGHT
PT071 F0205
DISTRIBUTION
SINK, INTEGRAL SYSTEM, CHAIR, WITH ARMS
A5080
MEDICATION,
PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER AUTOMATIC F2000
F0540 BASKET, WASTEPAPER
6100 mm
20' - 0"
CART, SCOPE,
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
TRANSPORT E A6046
M1620
SUPPLY ARTWORK, DECORATIVE
HOLDER, CHART
STATION,
RoomA5077 MEDICATION, PRST1
DISPENSER, HAND24SANITIZER AUTOMATIC
PT015
TABLE,114 SF
ADJUSTABLE 5'-6" F0275
AREA FOR MOBILE
HEIGHT, 32"x18" CHAIR, SWIVEL, HIGH BACK
STORAGE CART
A5145 F2050
HOOK, DOUBLE GARMENT RECORDER, DIGITAL, VOICE
CLOCK
F2250
CAMCORDER, HAND HELD, HD
P
M1825
T
PRINTER
MARKER BOARD
M1801
COMPUTER W/MONITOR
E0123
12' - 0" WORKSTATION, STRAIGHT, FREE
3700 mm STANDING, 72"W
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0
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A0.02
Polytrauma Rehabilitation CENTER
Center Design Guide 2014 - SPEE
DRAWING REFERENCE SKETCH
THERAPY
PROJECT NAME
Speech Therapy
1/4" = 1'-0" Lab (PRST1) 28320.000 07/02/14
DRAWING SCALE A103 PROJECT NUMBER DATE

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
E
7' - 2" DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
9' - 0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
PRST1
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 0' 4' 8'
Reflected
1700 NEW YORK AVENUE NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006 202.842.2100 Ceiling Plan
NOTE: Guide plates are graphical representations of selected room types, Plot Date: 8/19/2014
illustrating 10:30:11
the integration AM components, systems, and equipment.
of space,

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POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION CENTER - SPEECH
DRAWING REFERENCE THERAPY
PROJECT NAME
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/03/14

SKETCH
Speech Therapy Lab (PRST1)
A103

GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
PT049
GYPSUM CABINET, W-H, 2 SHELF, 2 DR, 36" WIDE
SOFFIT
A5075
SOAP DISPENSER
9' - 6"
[2896 mm] A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
R6200
A5080
REFRIGERATOR, U/C OR F/S
PT045
C03E0
E BASE, ADA SINK, WALL MTD
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
C06M0
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC CABINET, U/C/B, FILE DR, 18" WIDE
Elevation 1
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SPEECH
SUPPLY THERAPY LAB
Room
1 STATION,
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

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Elevation(s)

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Room Data Sheet
Hardware 4E Radio
Construction Solid Surface counter with integral Battery Operated Clock Yes
cabinets
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
configuration

Equipment List

C06M0 Cabinet, U/C/B, 1 1 C/C Sitting height under counter base cabinet with a pullboard above two
PBD, 2 DR, 1 File drawers and file drawer. Also referred to as a drawer cabinet. For general
DR, 30x18x22 purpose use throughout the facility.
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Equipment List
2 Lights
1 Tack board
1 Tool Rail
1 Paper Tray
1 Diagonal Tray
E0918 Locker, Supply, 1 V/V THIS TYPICAL INCLUDES:
Endoscopy, Wall
Mtd, 24W x 14D 1 Scope Storage Cabinet w/Lock
1 Bracket, Endoscope
1 Bracket, Distal Tube

1 Cabinet Drip Pan.
E1500 Wall Mounting Rail is Required
Consider the need for an E0921 to transport the locker from place to
place
E1500 Rail, MOD, W/ 1 V/V Wall mounted rail used for hanging (mounting) lockers, shelves and
MNTD, HX144XD drawers on a wall.

Equipment List
F0540 Cart, Scope, Trans- 1 V/V A cart designed specifically for the safe transport of endoscopy scopes.
port The cart will have a lightweight frame of a tubular welded construction.
The sides and back panels will be of a foamed resin with a work top of
seamless, raised edge plastic. The cart will have rectangle or round trays
with lids and will have 4 casters with 2 locking. Cart may have a roll-top
door with a key lock.
F2050 Recorder, Digital, 1 V/V Digital voice recorder, approximately 7 H X 3 W X 2 D, with both
Voice record and play capabilities. Includes internal flash memory. Auto stop,
pause, tone control and built in microphone; AC/DC. Requires conve-
nience outlet at point of use when not using batteries.
F2250 Camcorder, Hand 1 V/V Hand held camcorder with full HD recording, LCD display and mi-
Held, HD, Zoom, crophone. Camcorder will also have capability for still picture capture.
w/Microphone Audio and video output will be fully transferable to a computer.
included).
M0010 Recorder, Tape, w/ 1 V/V Delayed audio feedback tape recorder. Unit consists of a recorder and
Delayed Audio playback mechanism which delays speech playback so the patient can
Feedback directly associate what was said with how it sounds. The unit includes a
delay mode/time selector, amplifier and microphone. Electrical specifica-
tions are for an optional battery recharger. Some manufacturers equip-
ment requires an ancillary computer for operation; refer to the specific
makers literature. See JSN M1800 for computer equipment. Used for
speech modification training and therapy.
M1620 Holder, Chart, 1 V/V Wall or door mounted patient chart holder. Constructed of durable
Mounted
available.
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Equipment List
M4915 Chair, Exam/ 1 V/V ENT exam/treatment chair with adjustable light. Chair can be rotated
Treatment, ENT, w/ 330 degrees locking at desired position. Unit is electrically powered for
Adjustable Light precise positioning and has an adjustable headrest and armrest. It may
include an adjustable gooseneck light. Unit is designed for use during
examinations, treatments, and minor procedures.
M8611 Endoscopy Cart, 1 V/V Endoscopy cart with video, printing and information management
Video (CCD) Scope, capabilities for use with endoscopes which have a charge coupled device
with Info. Mgmt (CCD) camera chip or similar technology embedded in the distal end of
the endoscope. This system does not support direct observation fiber-
optic endoscopes. See JSNs M8505-M8507. A typical system includes
two carts, a light source, an insufflator, a suction unit, an electrosurgical
apparatus, a heat probe unit, a control unit, a monitor, a video recorder,
a computer system with software and a color printer. This JSN does
not include the endoscope; refer to the endoscope JSNs from M8500-
M8550. Each cart can support one or more types of endoscopes and
should be specifically tailored to its intended use. This cart is intended
for stand alone use although it may be connected to an endoscopy in-
formation management system; refer to JSN M8600. Database physical
information and pricing is for a high end system on two carts containing
one of each of the mentioned components. The electrical power draw
will require two separate circuits.
F/S, 5 Cu Ft a two tray ice cube cooling system. The refrigerator fits standard archi-
tectural dimensions for undercounter installation. The unit is perfect for
use in nurses station, wards, and laboratories, pharmacies or wherever
space is limited.
Height, 18x32
2 Shelf, 2 Door, 36

PRN01 A1
4.4.9 Balance Testing Room (PRN01) POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION

DRAWING REFERENCE
Test-Fit CENTER A103
PROJECT NAME - PRN01

28320.000
DRAWING NUMBER
07/02/14
Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
The balance testing/training system is used to assess and retrain the sensory and voluntary motor control of balance with visual
biofeedback on either a 28320 12/11/13
stable or unstable support surface and in a stable or dynamic visual environment using a dynamic dual
forceplate with rotation PROJECT
capabilities
NUMBERto measure the vertical forces exerted by the patients feet.
DATE
11' - 6"
3500 mm
F3200
CLOCK
PT041
9' - 6" TESTING/TRAINING
BALANCE SYSTEM,
[2896 mm]
E
DISTRIBUTION
M2055 SYSTEM, "
5'-6
5500 mm
18' - 0"
SHELVING, STORAGE MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
F2000
[3658 mm]
BASKET, WASTEPAPER
12' - 0"
E
M1825 SUPPLY
T
PRINTER STATION, PRN01

Room MEDICATION,
F0280
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF M1801
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
E0117
A5145
WORKSTATION, FREE STANDING CLOCK HOOK, GARMENT
F0205
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE MARKER BOARD
A5077
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

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Balance Testing Room (PRN01)

Equipment List


included).
available.

Balance Testing Room (PRN01)
Equipment List
PT041 Balance System, 1 V/V
Testing / Training
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DRAWING NUMBER
SKETCH
4.4.10 Vestibular Room (PRV01) CENTER
PROJECT NAME - PRV01
A103
DRAWING REFERENCE
1/4" = 1'-0" 28320.000 07/29/14


Function:
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
The vestibular room provides visual and vestibular systems testing to determine if the vestibular (inner ear) or the neurological
28320 disorder.
system is the cause of a balance 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
11' - 6"
3500 mm
M2055
SHELVING, STORAGE
PT042
VESTIBULAR NEURO-OTOLOGIC
TESTING SYSTEM
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
F3200
CLOCK PRV01
E
F0205 DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,5'-6"
5500 mm
18' - 0"
CHAIR, WITH ARMS
E0117
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
M1801
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
COMPUTER, WITH MONITOR E

F0280
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room M1825 MEDICATION,
24 PRINTER AUTOMATIC
F2017
114 SF A5145
WASTE RECEPTACLE AREA FOR MOBILE
A5075 HOOK, GARMENT
STORAGE CART
SOAP DISPENSER
A1066
MIRROR CLOCK
T
GFI
P3100
LAVATORY, VITEOUS CHINA
A5080
MARKER BOARD
A5107
DISPENSER, GLOVE
A5077
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

NOTE: Guide1700 NEWareYORK AVENUE 1/4"NW SUITE 100 WASHINGTON, DC 20006the202.842.2100
plates graphical representations of selected room types, illustrating integration ofwww.smithgroupjjr.com
GRAPHIC SCALE: = 1'-0"
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VESTIBULAR ROOM - RCP A2
SKETCH
Vestibular Room (PRV01) POLYTRAUMA REHABILITATION
DRAWING REFERENCE
A103 CENTER
PROJECT NAME - PRV01
1/4" = 1'-0" ISSUED WITH 28320.000

DRAWING NUMBER 08/18/14
DRAWING SCALE
VA POLYTRAUMA REHAB DESIGNPROJECT NUMBER DATE
GUIDE
PROJECT NAME
28320 12/11/13
PROJECT NUMBER DATE
9' - 6"
[2896 mm]
E PRV01
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM,
9' - 0"
MEDICATION,
AUTOMATIC
[3658 mm]
12' - 0"
E
SUPPLY
STATION,
Room MEDICATION,
24 AUTOMATIC
114 SF
AREA FOR MOBILE
STORAGE CART
CLOCK
MARKER BOARD
SCALE: 1/4 = 1-0

4' 0' PRV01
4' - RCP 8' Polytrauma Rehabilitation Center Outpatient Unit
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" Reflected Ceiling Plan
1700
They provide typical NEW YORK AVENUE
configurations NWtechnical
and general SUITE 100 WASHINGTON,
guidance, DC 20006
and are not intended 202.842.2100
to be www.smithgroupjjr.com
project specific. Specific infrastructure design requirements
are contained in VA Design Manuals and Space Planning Criteria located
Plot Date: in the VA
8/19/2014 Technical
10:33:27 AM Information Library.

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Vestibular Room (PRV01)

Room Data Sheet
Hardware 1K Radio
Intercom (Phone)
Staff Assist Yes
HVAC POWER
100% Exhaust Air
Noise Criteria NC35
Medical Vacuum
Oxygen
LIGHTING
Nitrous Oxide
General:
Nitrogen
configuration

Equipment List


pharmacies, etc.
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Equipment List
included).
available.
PT042 Vestibular Neuro- 1 V/V
Otologic Testing
System

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Section 1 -General Considerations

Section 2 - Functional Concepts

Section 3 - Technical Considerations

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Section 4 - Guide Plates, Reflected Ceiling Plans and Data Sheets

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4.2.2. Nurse Station, Inpatient (NSTA1);

4.3 Polytrauma Transitional Rehabilitation Program (PTRP)................................... 4.157

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4.4 Outpatient Unit.................................................................................................................................................................... 4.243

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This Design Guide formalizes conceptual planning and

This Design Guide was developed under the guidance of

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Audie Murphy VAMC, San Antonio, TX Gary Fischer, RA

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Bill Kline, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP, CAA

Naomi Kruger, IIDA, LEED AP BD+C

Brenna Costello, AIA, EDAC

Susan Myers, RN, MSN

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Physical Medicine and A medical, multidisciplinary, team-oriented, treatment process designed

Rehabilitation Retraining of residents to highest level of function using physical, occupational,

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Uninterruptible Generators, batteries, and/or associated equipment that provide continuous

Vestibular Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy is an exercise-based program designed to

-A- CRI Color Rendering Index

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TIL Technical Information Library

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1.0 General Considerations

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medicine, psychiatry, infectious disease, counselors

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* FTE determined by workload demand.

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Category Characteristics Body Part Affected Types of Injuries

Secondary Results from flying debris Any body part may be

System or Organ Injury or Condition

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2.0 Functional Concepts

2.1 Functional Concepts cognitive, and/or emotional impairments secondary

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Telehealth technology links VA and all PRC sites bringing 6. Consultation

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1. Flexibility A key architectural objective is to reduce emphasis on the

a. General iii. Dining Room/Kitchen

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j. BROS Treatment/Office living set-up. It allows for functional assessment of the

a. General iii. Nurse Stations

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iv. Driver Training

The driver training simulator room is a space used to conduct

2.2 Functional Diagrams

2.2.1. Overall PRC Functional Diagrams

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2.2.2 Work Flow

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ACUTE CARE ACUTE CARE ACUTE CARE

INPATIENT INPATIENT INPATIENT

TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL RETURN TO COMMU

RETURN TO COMMUNITY RETURN TO COMMUNITY OUTPATIENT