Episode 54, Part 2; Bill Repichowskyj, AIA, Partner e4h, Environments for Health Architecture

On Part 2 of today’s episode, Cheryl interviews Bill Repichowskyj, AIA, Partner e4h, Environments for Health Architecture. Bill gives us a closer look at e4h’s 4wrd initiative in action by generously walking us through the firm's design project for Oneida Nation; two new outpatient clinics in The Dreamcatcher Plaza in Oneida, New York—the Oneida Nation Health Services building and the Bassett Oneida Health Center. How did Bill and his team win the project? What was unique about designing healthcare facilities for the Oneida Nation–a federally recognized tribe of Oneida people in the United States? Learn the answers to these questions and more on the changing face of healthcare design on part 2 of today’s episode with Bill Repichowskyj.

Learn more about Bill Repichowskyj and e4h architecture by visiting https://e4harchitecture.com/.

In Cheryl’s conversation with Bill Repichowskyj, they discuss:

• How did e4h win the healthcare projects at The Dreamcatcher Plaza in Oneida, New York; the Oneida Nation Health Services building and the Bassett Oneida Health Center?
• How was the Oneida Nation Healthcare Services project unique and how does it align with e4h’s 4wrd initiative?
• How was this project different from others that Bill has worked on at e4h?
• What was it like working with the Oneida Nation?
• What did Bill and his team learn from spending time with representatives at Oneida Nation prior to beginning the project?
• The story of Bill’s journey into healthcare.
• Bill’s thoughts on the importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in healthcare architecture and design, and where it is headed, moving forward.

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• The American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers
• The Nursing Institute for Healthcare Design

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