NeuroDiagnostic Institute And Advanced Treatment Center

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Family & Social Services Administration

Indianapolis, Indiana

239,000

A modern and spacious lobby with a curved ceiling design featuring recessed lighting. The floor is polished with circular patterns complementing the seating area, which consists of round and pebble-shaped cushioned seats in shades of blue and gray. A white reception desk with a curved front is staffed, and a large illuminated logo behind it reads 'FSA.' The walls feature warm wood paneling and a large display of vibrant nature-themed artwork. In the background, a seating area with wooden chairs and tables is visible, along with a hallway leading further into the facility. The interior highlights BSA's expertise in environments that prioritize healing and patient well-being.
Interior of the NeuroDiagnostic Institute waiting room lobby. The walls and furniture are brightly colored shades of blue. The LED lighting creates a cheerful, airy environment. The interior is very light and not at all like the inside of a stereotypical psychiatric facility, highlighting BSA's expertise in environments that prioritize healing and patient well-being.
Interior of the NeuroDiagnostic Institute waiting room lobby. The walls and furniture are brightly colored shades of orange and blue. The interior is very light and not at all like the inside of a stereotypical psychiatric facility, highlighting BSA's expertise in environments that prioritize healing and patient well-being.
Interior of the NeuroDiagnostic Institute featuring bright colored furniture and walls, including a yellow mural on the wall with butterflies. The interior is very cheerful and not at all like the inside of a stereotypical psychiatric facility, highlighting BSA's expertise in environments that prioritize healing and patient well-being.
Interior of the NeuroDiagnostic Institute with a hallway and open doors where you can see individual patient rooms. The hallway has a mural of painted watercolor-like trees. The interior is very cheerful and not at all like the inside of a stereotypical psychiatric facility, highlighting BSA's expertise in environments that prioritize healing and patient well-being.

The NeuroDiagnostic Institute and Advanced Treatment Center is Indiana’s first new state mental hospital since 1952. This facility marks a significant advancement in design and healthcare architecture within the state. As a state-of-the-art behavioral health facility, this 159-bed, vertically configured hospital provides expert neuro-diagnostic evaluation and treatment while setting new standards for mental health facility design.

BSA, a leading healthcare architecture and engineering firm, utilized the existing Community East infrastructure to create a modern healthcare environment with seamless integration serving a diverse patient population, with programs that include adolescent autism, adult acute psychiatric, adult psychiatric intensive care, neuro-cognitive disorders, and psych-med for children and adolescents. The facility serves as a flagship project for Indiana’s state-operated mental health system, thus helping address the pressing challenges of drug addiction and neurological disorders.

Cutting-Edge Healthcare Design

BSA incorporated design strategies to de-stigmatize mental health treatment. The project integrates vandal-resistant luminaires with color tuning, a groundbreaking first for behavioral hospitals. Dynamic artificial lighting replicates natural daylight cycles, reinforcing a healing environment that promotes circadian rhythm entrainment and enhances patient wellness. Group spaces within the facility use varying light intensity and color throughout the day to reinforce a nurturing healing environment to help those with neurological illnesses, while still protecting patient and staff safety.

Healthcare Engineering & Sustainable Design

As a top-rated design firm, BSA’s approach focused on custom hospital planning and design with sustainable building solutions. The facility’s integration with Community East enhances operational efficiency and expands access to advanced treatment. With cutting-edge solutions, the design supports over 1,500 patients annually. Patients benefit from access to state-of-the-art technology and specialized medical services.

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Disciplines

Architecture, Engineering, Planning