McKinstry and Andersen Construction Partner on New Vancouver Clinic

Vancouver Clinic set to open its eighth medical facility in November 2020 in Camas, Wash.

PORTLAND, Ore. (Dec. 12, 2019) –Vancouver Clinic is constructing a new clinic in Camas, Wash., to meet patient needs for healthcare delivery, privacy and convenience. McKinstry is continuing its relationship with Andersen Construction on the project, which is slated for construction completion in September and will open to patients in late November 2020.

Vancouver Clinic’s Camas location will be a two-story, 26,400 square-foot medical office building that will include a phlebotomy lab and imaging as well as primary and urgent care. The facility is the eighth Vancouver Clinic facility and will be constructed to accommodate future growth through a potential 30,000 square-foot phase two expansion.

McKinstry and Andersen Construction will complete a patient-oriented concept for Vancouver Clinic that includes the installation of full-height walls to increase privacy. This concept, along with new technology for one-touch vitals and patient check-in was also implemented at the Vancouver Clinic in Ridgefield, Wash. The 15,400-square-foot Ridgefield clinic opened a month ahead of schedule in August 2019.

“McKinstry will streamline project delivery for the Camas facility by applying the lessons learned from the Ridgefield clinic,” said Cameron Hankins, project manager for McKinstry. “This includes advancements in offsite fabrication and kitting as well as ordering materials early to maintain project pace if construction goes faster than expected.”

McKinstry’s regional fabrication shop network, including a large facility located in Portland, Ore., allows the company to manufacture and assemble mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems in a controlled, purpose-built environment to increase quality, safety and cost-savings.These systems can then be kitted to streamline the overall flow of materials, tools and information to tradespeople on jobsites, maximizing efficiency and further reducing costs.

McKinstry has served Vancouver Clinic dating back to 2005, when a 92,000 square-foot clinic was built in Salmon Creek, Wash. McKinstry has also provided facility maintenance services and tenant improvements across multiple Vancouver Clinic facilities.

Project partners for the Camas, Ridgefield and Salmon Creek facilities include ZGF Architects, KPFF Consulting Engineers, PAE Engineers, MacKay Sposito, Mitchell Planning Associates and Mill Plain Electric Inc.

About McKinstry

McKinstry is a national leader in designing, constructing, operating and maintaining high-performing buildings. From new construction and ongoing operations to adaptive reuse and energy retrofits, the company provides a single point of accountability across the entire building lifecycle. McKinstry focuses on people and outcomes to ensure the built environment serves owners, operators and occupants alike. McKinstry is your trusted partnerfor the life of your building.

About Andersen Construction

Andersen Construction was established in 1950 in Portland, Oregon, and has since expanded to serve the entire Pacific Northwest for over 69 years as Oregon’s largest family-owned Construction Manager / General Contractor, with a staff of over 900 employees. Andersen is annually recognized in Oregon Business’s ‘Top 100 Companies to Work For’ and ‘Top Private Companies in Oregon’, Portland Business Journal’s ‘Oregon’s Most Admired Companies’, and has received national recognition as a Top 400 Contractor and Top Green Contractor by ENR, as well as a Top 115 Contractor by Building Design + Construction Magazine.

About Vancouver Clinic

Caring for people is our first priority and the driving force behind everything we do. Vancouver Clinic has served the community of Southwest Washington since 1936, and is the largest private, multispecialty clinic in Clark County. We offer seven locations across Vancouver, Battle Ground, Ridgefield and Washougal, and provide 40-plus medical specialties. Our eighth location is under construction in the Columbia Palisades development, on the border of Camas and East Vancouver, Wash.

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