The Western Blind Rehabilitation Center (WBRC) continues to watch the construction progress of B-500, the highly anticipated new home of the Polytrauma and Blind Rehabilitation services on the Palo Alto VAPAHCS Campus. Some of the building's features will include private bedrooms and bathrooms for inpatients, 3-shared courtyards, a greenhouse, golf-putting green, bocce ball court, and half basketball court.
At 174,000 square feet, this new facility will be the largest consolidated rehabilitation center in the VA nationwide. It will include 24 beds for the polytrauma program, 32 beds for the blind rehabilitation program, and 12 beds for the polytrauma transitional rehabilitation program. Currently construction crews are nearing completion of both the interior and exterior of the building, with much of the landscaping installed.
The center will also have an outpatient physical therapy and occupational therapy clinic, and outpatient physical medicine and rehabilitation clinic, and clinical programs for Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom Veterans. Construction is anticipated to be 100% complete shortly, with the building becoming operational sometime next year.
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Photo: B-500 as seen from front walkway area. |
Photo: Front Entrance of B-500 with landscaping and lighting. |
The center will also have an outpatient physical therapy and occupational therapy clinic, and outpatient physical medicine and rehabilitation clinic, and clinical programs for Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom Veterans. Construction is anticipated to be 100% complete shortly, with the building becoming operational sometime next year.
CLICK HERE to view additional construction pictures
CLICK HERE for construction updates
CLICK HERE to read the project's news release
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