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Blog / August 24, 2026

Value Matters: Reimagining Healthcare in an Era of Resource Constraints

In July, SSR joined industry leaders in New York City for the annual Vanderbilt University Healthcare Design & Construction Symposium to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping healthcare delivery. A consistent theme emerged at the symposium: as financial and human resources become more limited and less predictable, healthcare providers must define value more intentionally in order to carefully prioritize investments and execute projects that increase access to care, improve patient outcomes, and support sustainable care delivery.

Press Release / August 19, 2026

SSR Announces Darren Harvey, PE, as National Healthcare Leader

Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR) is proud to announce the appointment of Darren Harvey, PE, as the firm’s new National Healthcare Leader, a strategic role created to strengthen and unify SSR’s presence in one of our most significant and foundational markets.

Blog / August 18, 2026

Stop Assuming. Start Verifying: Why Building Repairs Fail and How to Solve Problems at the Source

Water doesn’t always enter where it becomes visible. Air leakage can occur far from where occupants feel drafts. Visible deterioration may be the result of hidden moisture damage that has been developing for years. The most expensive repair is often the one you have to do twice. That’s why successful building enclosure projects begin with understanding the problem, not prescribing a solution.

Blog / August 10, 2026

Beyond the Bedside: Why Nurses Belong in Healthcare Technology Design

When healthcare organizations invest in new technology, the conversation often centers on innovation and the future of healthcare. However, one critical perspective is frequently underrepresented: the clinicians who utilize the technology every day.

Blog / August 10, 2026

Quenchless MRI: What Healthcare Design Teams Should Know

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines are a cornerstone of modern healthcare, but the technology behind them is evolving. A newer option gaining traction across the industry is the quenchless MRI. While still emerging in the U.S. market, these systems are already influencing how hospitals plan, design, and operate imaging environments.

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