University of Colorado Hospital Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion

Phase I 483,000 gross square feet (296,000 finished, 187,000 shelled) $144.8 million Construction start: September 2001 Completion: February 2004

The first phase of the hospital houses 101 beds, including 72 medical/surgical beds, 10 intensive care beds, 5 labor/delivery/recovery rooms, 10 post-partum beds, 4 VIP rooms, an emergency service, laboratory 3 operating rooms, and support services.

Phase II and clinical core
277,000 gross square feet and completion of the 187,000 shelled space
$188 million
Construction start: December 2004
Completion: June 2007

12605 East 16th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80045
Phone: 720-848-4011

The clinical core expansion is attached on the north side of the existing inpatient tower. The basement and four levels consist of: basement - central utility plant, imaging and food-service prep area; first level - pharmacy, materials management area, sterile processing, and dining area; second level - operating rooms and ICU beds; third level - cardiovascular area and ICU beds; fourth level - NICU beds.

The second phase of the inpatient hospital, floors 7-12, houses medical/surgical beds, rehabilitation beds, pulmonary beds, bone marrow transplant beds, oncology beds and cardiac beds.

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