As outpatient services move from city hospitals to local community based care, the need for smaller, flexible, regional healthcare facilities increases. Mercy healthcare, a leading regional healthcare organization in Roseburg, Oregon faced this situation when they hired a group of doctors to provide family, pediatric, and urgent care for the Roseburg area. The healthcare network needed a semi-permanent facility to house the physician group , and time was critical. Mercy Healthcare hoped to open the doors to its new clinic within four months.

ModSpace provided a ten unit, 8,400 square foot modular complex in only four months from the project approval date. The new health clinic was fully operational, housing exam rooms, an x-ray facility, minor OR procedure area, labs, administrative space, and a spacious reception area. Each module of the complex was crane set onto a concrete perimeter foundation, creating a semi-permanent structure built to Mercy Healthcare's specifications. These specifications included manufacturer installed lead lined walls for the x-ray area and a special reinforced floor for the records room.

Benefits
• Faster speed of modular construction offered a space solution within the healthcare network.
• ModSpace offers many financial options, including lease, finance lease, and purchase to accommodate any budget. A five year lease provided the best financial option for the health care network.
• Modular construction gave Mercy Healthcare all the benefits of a permanent structure for exactly the amount of time they needed it, and the flexibility to move or change the building to meet the future needs.
• Custom exterior and interior finishes, including cabinetry installed during the manufacturing process, give the building a professional appearance, creating a comfortable, secure, and functional environment for patients.