Today’s hospitals require vast upgrades to electronic infrastructure to make the most of the fast-evolving available technologies. As part of a new wave of hospital construction projects, OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital’s new $300-million Neuroscience Center was wired with state-of-the-art teledata systems to keep it in the forefront of the region’s medical services.

The teledata portion of the project included structured cabling installations for the new construction and renovation portions of the project, including technology work in the main tower, new emergency entrance, first floor cafeteria, main lobby and hospital connector corridors. The scope of work included structured cabling for voice and data, CATV video, security CCTV cameras, access control, wireless access points, public address system, GPS clock system and nurse-call system throughout all 10 floors of the 410,000-sq-ft project. Also included were cable tray pathways consisting of the basket tray, sleeves and J-hook supports.