Infusion Room Remodel With a Quartz Nurse Station in Glendale, AZ

A Glendale infusion room opened up: a storage room moved, 1,400 sq ft of new LVP, fresh paint and base, and a new L-shaped quartz nurse workstation.

The project

An infusion room at a healthcare facility in Glendale needed more open floor and a better nurse workstation. Diamondback took out a storage room that sat inside the infusion room, rebuilt the storage next door, replaced about 1,400 square feet of flooring and built a new L-shaped quartz work surface at the nurse station. It's one of the renovations we carry out inside working healthcare facilities.

Opening up the room

Set up ICRA containment with HEPA-filtered negative air machines
Removed the storage room's door and frame and set them aside
Demolished the storage room walls inside the infusion room
Took out the existing millwork and reinstalled it in the new storage room
Opened the new storage room's wall and reinstalled the saved frame and door
Rerouted six outlets and an ethernet cable from the removed wall and relocated the thermostat
Modified the ceiling grid and repaired the drywall

New floor and finishes

Demolished about 1,400 square feet of flooring
Ground and self-leveled the floor, then installed new luxury vinyl plank
Primed and painted the room corner to corner, two finish coats in the client's color
Installed about 190 linear feet of rubber cove base

An L-shaped nurse workstation

Removed the old work surfaces
Added three outlets for the new layout
Moved a lower drawer bank to the new L-shaped station
Fabricated about a dozen heavy-duty steel L-brackets with a black powder-coat finish
Fabricated and installed about 120 square feet of quartz work surface in Calacatta Jubilee, cut from three slabs

The door, frame and millwork all went back in, in the new storage room — less waste and less to order.