Featured in News-Primer. Oculus Inc. has been selected by the real estate development and management firm Carnegie Management & Development Corp. (Westlake, Ohio) to lead the design of the new Daytona Beach Veterans Affairs (VA) Multi-Specialty Clinic in Daytona Beach, Florida....
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Featured in St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Oculus Inc. was selected by Carnegie Management & Development Corp. to lead the design of the new Daytona Beach Veterans Affairs Multi-Specialty Clinic in Daytona Beach, Florida. Read more here.
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Featured in St. Louis CNR. Oculus Inc. a full-service architecture and interior design firm, has been selected by Carnegie Management & Development Corp. to lead the design of the new Daytona Beach Veterans Affairs (VA) Multi-Specialty Clinic in Daytona Beach,...
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Featured in Healthcare Design Magazine. Oculus Inc. (St. Louis, Mo.) has been selected by real estate management and development firm Carnegie Management & Development Corp. (Westlake, Ohio) to lead the design of the new Daytona Beach Veterans Affairs (VA) Multi-Specialty Clinic...
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Featured in NewsBreak. Oculus Inc. has been selected by Carnegie Management & Development Corp. to lead the design of the new Daytona Beach Veterans Affairs (VA) Multi-Specialty Clinic in Daytona Beach, FL. Read full article here.
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Featured in Building Operating Management, Healthcare Facilites Today, by Marc Lopez, Justin Kanturek, and Dan Millis. Ordering through apps has never been more popular. The same could be said about ordering to go. Touchless delivery wasn't even in people's vernacular...
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April 9, 2021 | Featured in FacilitiesNet The VA’s new Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) in Charlotte Hall, Maryland, is a much-welcomed addition to the area as it expands care space, healthcare services, and telehealth modalities to Veterans living in rural...
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Featured in The Daytona Beach News DAYTONA BEACH — The Veterans Affairs outpatient center set to be built along Williamson Boulevard will begin serving patients in early 2024, the Orlando VA Healthcare Systems announced this week. Read full article here
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Featured in Medical Construction & Design The coronavirus pandemic has forced many to ask the critical question: how do we accommodate more patients in a pandemic? Read the full article here.
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