Wellness Center Construction Updates

Work is taking place on our campus as well as inside the building! The culvert on Oakhurst Drive has been placed and the road is expected to reopen in November. Along with the road reopening, work on the alternate staff parking lot has begun. As we have fully

September fifteenth marked the one-year anniversary of our Groundbreaking Ceremony and the beginning of construction! Our Wellness Center is opening in just four short months, this is an exciting and busy time for the Summit Pacific Team. Behind the scenes we are busily preparing for this new

A lot has changed since the last drone video was taken. As you can see there has been a clear evolution of the site with the addition of exterior walls, a bridge has been placed and a parking lot has been opened for employees, among other interior items

We recently captured footage of our wellness center by drone! Over the life of the project, we will be capturing footage of various construction stages to show the evolution of the site. This first round of footage was captured March 31, 2018 and shows the completed steel

A crane is on site to assist steel workers in building the structure of the wellness center. The erection of structural steelwork consists of the assembly of steel components into a frame on site. The crane assists in lifting and placing components into position, then steelworkers connect them together through bolting and

The first wall of the wellness center, set to open in 2019, has been poured. To form the wall, steel rebar was placed in the concrete footings, then metal forms were built around the rebar and concrete was poured into the forms. These walls are 14 inches thick,

On December 8, CEO, Josh Martin along with interim CFO, Ron Hulscher, interim chief financial officer and Commissioners Drew Hooper, board chair and Brent Meldrum, board secretary signed documents to finalize funding of the wellness center.

On Nov. 17, footings were poured for the new building! The space you see here will become the first floor of the wellness center, offering an integrative therapy and rehabilitation services suite.

A crowd of more than 100 people gathered beneath a canopy in a lot above Summit Pacific Medical Center at the site of the  wellness center for the groundbreaking ceremony. Summit Pacific employees along with administration, representative from the United States Department of Agriculture, staff from the