Hospital sections
Hispanovema designs and builds turnkey field hospitals for disasters, epidemics, hospital surge capacity and deployments in remote areas. According to the manufacturer, the layout can be adapted to ROLE 2, ROLE 2+ and ROLE 3 levels of care, with or without medical equipment, and grows in modules from 20 to 500 beds. The structure is chosen according to lead time, climate, available transport and how long it will operate.
Where it is used
- Disaster and earthquake response
- Hospital surge capacity during epidemics
- Humanitarian aid, international organisations and NGOs
- Military medical services and remote deployments
Each section, assembled and fitted out
Each section is delivered assembled and fitted out in the chosen structure, and they are combined according to the hospital’s level of care.
Triage and reception
Patient admission and sorting, with bays separated by curtains.
Pre- and post-operative
Beds to prepare patients before surgery and monitor them afterwards.
Operating theatre
Surgery room with operating table, medical gases and lighting.
Rooms
Patient wards and staff rest areas within the same facility.
Toilets, washbasins and showers
Stainless steel cubicles and washbasins for patients and staff.
Radiology
Room prepared for diagnostic imaging equipment.
Pharmacy
Medicine store with modular shelving and a preparation table.
Laboratory
Clinical testing with benches, cabinets and workstations.
ICU and stabilisation, paediatrics, gynaecology, dentistry, mammography, storage, a hospital laundry with separate dirty and clean areas, and a dining hall can also be configured. Medical equipment is optional: each section comes with its own equipment list, which is adjusted with the buyer.
About Hospital sections
What level of care can the hospital provide?
According to the manufacturer, the layout can be adapted to ROLE 2, ROLE 2+ and ROLE 3: from stabilisation and emergency surgery to inpatient care with specialities. It is supplied with or without medical equipment.
Tent, container, CEHAPO or CELDUR?
Tents are the lightest and quickest to move; containers give a long-lasting hospital with rooms already fitted out; CEHAPO and CELDUR provide a rigid structure with fast set-up. Many projects combine several. Tell us the lead time, climate, duration and transport available and we will propose the mix.
Which support services can be added?
Power, water, kitchen, laundry and washrooms in trailers or containers (see the camp support services), including stainless steel ablution containers and a hospital laundry that keeps dirty and clean linen apart.
Tell us about the deployment you need
Number of people or beds, services, climate, timeframe and how it will reach the site. We propose a configuration and send you data sheets and a quotation.