Premier Health FSED, developed by Remedy Medical Properties, wins prestigious national award

BEAVERCREEK, Ohio, and CHICAGO, March 9, 2023 – One of Chicago-based Remedy Medical Properties’ new developments has been named a winner in the prestigious 2022 HREI Insights Awards^™, an annual awards program that recognizes excellence in healthcare real estate (HRE) development and executive leadership.

Remedy received the prestigious national award for the new 14,658-square-foot Premier Health Free-Standing Emergency Department (FSED) in the east Dayton suburb of Beavercreek. The award was in the category of Best New Medical Office Building (MOB) or Other Outpatient Facility of Less Than 25,000 Square Feet.

The HREI magazine editor and publisher presented the award to Remedy March 1 during the Revista Medical Real Estate Investment Forum in Bonita Springs, Fla. The award winners were selected by the HREI Editorial Advisory Board, which is comprised of a panel of experienced HRE executives.

“We are very pleased to be honored with the nationally recognized HREI award for the new Premier Health FSED,” says Remedy CEO Peter Westmeyer. “I congratulate our entire development team for their stellar award-winning work.”

Mr. Westmeyer continues, “Beavercreek and the surrounding communities have experienced strong growth, so this expansion will help Premier meet the increased need for emergency services and give residents more options. Speed-to-market was essential to Premier because of the tremendous demand, and we’re proud that we met their timeline. Even though the emergency department only recently opened, it’s already been a home run for Premier, which is experiencing robust patient volumes while averaging a 6-minute wait.”

Located on 3.9 acres at 2400 Lakeview Drive in the Fairfield Commons retail district, the new one-story FSED is conveniently connected to an outpatient medical building that Premier opened in late 2019. The new facility is staffed by board-certified Miami Valley Hospital emergency medicine physicians comprising the Dayton area’s most experienced Level I Trauma Center team. The FSED features: 12 emergency treatment rooms, including two trauma bays; imaging services, including a CT scanner, X-ray and mobile MRI area; an ambulance canopy; and 117 surface parking spaces.

In addition to Remedy, the other experienced members of the project team were: Cincinnati-based Champlin Architecture; Shook Construction of Dayton, Ohio;  and the local office of Chicago-based Cushman & Wakefield, which is serving as the property manager of the facility.