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Where Innovation Meets Convenience
A pioneering concept, the new Center for Advanced Medicine
opens—providing a comprehensive solution to meeting
diverse health care needs.
IT’S TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY MEDICINE—
a "one-stop shop" for the best in health care. A cooperative
effort of Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish
Hospital, the Center for Advanced Medicine groups specialties into
multidisciplinary clinical centers, affording patients handy access
to the very latest medical innovations and technology. The new 14-story,
650,000-square-foot facility provides a single location in which ambulatory
patients can park conveniently, see their physicians, and receive
diagnostic testing and ancillary care services.
PHOTOS BY ROBERT BOSTON
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A dramatic,
curved facade
greets visitors
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Hundreds of
physicians in
one location
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The Center for Advanced Medicine lights up the night.
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Spacious common areas allow patients and their
families to wait in comfort between appointments with specialists.
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Above: The building soars skyward from Euclid Avenue.
At lower right is a walkway that connects to a parking garage.
Left: The bright, airy atrium enhances the architecturally
beautiful building’s patient-friendly atmosphere.
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The Eye Surgery Center is one of many outpatient
services offered at the Center for Advanced Medicine. By May 2002,
more than 750 Washington University physicians will relocate their
clinical practices to the new building.
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