IMPORTANT! MIGLOBAL Presents its Best Construction Technique for Health Centers

Iván Ernesto Moreno Plaza: Relocable modular technique for fast constructions

The pre-fabricated technique is a particular construction technique that speeds up the delivery process of any construction project. The building is pre-fabricated remotely in modules which are shipped to the wished location. The land and foundations and utilities lines are simultaneously prepared, and then the modules are positioned to be attached together. MIGLOBAL Group is a company dedicated to deliver the best quality of constructions for health centers; today, we will distinguish some of its main characteristics.

Construction and provision of infrastructure are one of the steps taken by the company in offering professional and high quality services, and this is one step in which no risk can be left to act, from the permits of any nature, to the development of a schedule adapted to reality and in line with the client’s expectations, contracting, supervision and delivery of the physical plant and its equipment with the latest technology and human resources.

Iván Ernesto Moreno Plaza: Construction and provision of infrastructure

Nowadays, this is a frequent technique developed by MIGLOBAL for small buildings and has been used in many of its main constructions in the health sector such as:

• Clinical labs,
• urgent and ambulatory centers,
• dialysis centers,
• support and administration buildings.

Some characteristics of the pre-fabricated technique

• The facilities must comply with the handicapped accessibility standards and codes.
• MIGLOBAL works with all the materials that have to meet the local building codes.
• Each one of the project plan and designs must be submitted before the local health department and authorities.

Exterior characteristics 

• Glass or pre-cast architectural paneling walls.
• Components on architecture subjected to regulations of access and mobility for the disabled.
• Huge variety of options for exterior finishes; plus the option of adding similar finishes of the existing buildings.
• Glass or metal doors and ceilings.

Iván Ernesto Moreno Plaza: Record in constructions and designs

Interior characteristics

• Solid core wooden doors.
• Tempered glass or stainless steel paneling for sterile and semi-sterile areas.
• Fiber glass Reinforce Plastic) Panels.

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Big Projects at MIGLOBAL

Permanent Modular Construction 

HT + Labor Hospitaltechnik offers its vast quantity and quality of options. Some of these options are the most innovative solutions in the field of health, high technology and visionary thinking of this German company, which puts its efforts and services in Latin America with the professionalism and experience to MIGLOBAL Group, becoming a magnificent duo, no matter the size of the projects to which they face: initiatives are large, these companies present their modular assembly technique in situ.

Permanent Modular Construction or PMC involves quiet, clean and safe solutions for uses such as:

• Medical services.
• Dental care.
• Clinic services.
• Laboratory services.

Modular assembly technique

Based on the design of orthogonal grid of interlocking modules, which increase the ability of configuration spaces, adapting to customer needs; this technique has become very popular all over the world, thanks to the benefits sought.

The hospital engineering proposal for the lifting of these buildings, involves the use of pure materials such as:

• stainless steel,
• glass,
• pre-empting panels.

Materials and quality

These materials ensure the cleanliness and durability, as well as keeping an aesthetic environment, saving resources and considering the ecological advantages of a center built with recyclable materials. All this turn this structures an example of green design.

The assembly of these projects is done by using a series of elements that come together in a structural way to ensure perfect operation in record time and with much greater efficiency than with traditional methods.

Ongoing Projects of MIGLOBAL

MIGLOBAL, founded by Ivan Moreno Plaza, is a company that aims to provide complete solutions for the health care sector in architecture, medical supplies and engineering. MIGLOBAL also aims to give rapid deployment and optimal performance with the highest standards in technology in all what they do.

Design and Architecture 

Today, MIGLOBAL is under design and planning for the development of MISURGICAL, their international medical training center which uses endoscopic, diagnostic and surgical minimally invasive procedures based on virtual simulation with theoretical and practical educational programs taught by highly specialists serving medical schools in universities, public and private hospitals, medical societies and doctors in worldwide continuous education level, providing skills to assure better safety levels to surgeries and lowering the human error factor during the learning processes.

Medical Technology

It will be built in an "intelligent" facility, with hospital features, in a hectare of territory. This headquarter will have special constructive elements; it will look like a hospital with the purpose to recreate the training in a healthcare environment. This building will provide inviting spaces to interaction between scientists such as multiple use room for special events with a 300 person capacity auditorium, fully equipped with simultaneous translation, digital keyboards to the participants to interact with the speakers during the questions and answers sessions.

Also, the speaker will be able to identify the questioner to personalize the interaction and future communications. This auditorium also will have the capability to connect virtually with remote attendance with video conferences, from an OR, Lab or any other area designed to conduct the conferences.

Know The 3 Most Innovative Health-Care Companies

1.      Proteus Digital Health

For putting GPS in the pills. Finding out what is wrong with our bodies would be a lot easier if doctors could just see inside, isn’t it? That is the thinking behind Proteus Digital Health’s product, an ingestible sensor the size of a grain of sand and powered by stomach acid. When swallowed with a pill, the device, which won FDA approval last year, relays information to your smartphone about your intake schedule and how the drug is affecting your body. The ultimate goal is to embed the sensor directly within pharmaceutical products.

2.      Dexcom

For bringing design to your blood-sugar monitor. Dexcom treats medical devices like your favorite electronics. Its continuous glucose monitor (CGM) -a device that monitors a diabetic’s blood-sugar level via a sensor placed under the skin of the abdomen- could be mistaken for a sleek flip cam, and helped the company increase it revenue 42% in the second quarter of last year. In October, the FDA approved its newest line, the G4 Platinum, which offers a color LCD display, customizable alerts, and up to 30% better accuracy.

3.      GE Healthcare

For making an ultrasound for your whole body. While GE has long been the top seller of ultrasound devices around the world, Logiq, its light and portable laptop-size machine, can do things most others cannot. Logiq has become a favorite of sports doctors -most notably those in the NFL and major-league baseball- by allowing them to peer inside an athlete’s body moments after an injury. Its latest versions can construct 3D versions of scans and observe needles inside the body during injections.

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