Huntington Hills Healthcare Facility

The 188,000-square-foot Huntington Hills Healthcare Facility was designed by Schuman Lichtenstein Claman Efron with 320 beds to look and feel like a resort hotel, even though it is a state-of-the-art modern healthcare facility.

Under its colonial skin, the Huntington Hills Healthcare Facility is a concrete and steel, fire-resistant building, containing high-tech fire sprinklers, a fire alarm, and a light-safety system. The first-floor core area consists of the lobby, admissions office, reception desk, waiting area, gift shop, administrative room, quiet room, social activity rooms, conference rooms, medical facilities, and physical therapy areas. The second-floor core area has an exterior patio, chapel, nursing facilities, medical records storage area, and infection control room.

The facility has four residential wings on opposite sides of the core building on the first and second floors. Each wing is 32,860 square feet and has 36 double rooms and 8 single rooms. A nursing station, staff lounge, dining room, library, lounge and sitting areas are located on each wing. Two wings are dedicated to sub-acute and Alzheimer patients.