We’re Building Tomorrows Together

Planning is underway for an onsite replacement of existing structures to develop a world-class campus that supports our mission from providing exceptional care for the Mid-South.

Owner Rep / Owner Agent

Regional One Health has partnered with Covalus and Allworld Project Management to lead the planning of its new $1.3 billion academic medical center in Memphis. This joint venture combines Covalus’ expertise in major healthcare projects with Allworld’s local insights, forming a powerful team to guide the project’s planning, budgeting, and campus development. Together, they will ensure that Regional One Health’s vision for a world-class center of patient care, research, and education comes to life.

Campus Planning

The existing Regional One Health campus presents significant physical challenges, from outdated mechanical systems to non-compliance with modern seismic standards. This new facility will be designed to meet the needs of 21st-century medicine, providing state-of-the-art care and research spaces.

Phase One

Phase One would lay a foundation for a comprehensive campus renewal with crucial infrastructure improvements such as installing infill to meet current seismic guidelines, creating a modern and reliable utility lifeline, and upgrading parking. The proposed plan would also include our first new medical building to house labor and delivery, inpatient oncology, and NICU services, as well as a green corridor park space to promote campus-wide integration.

Phase Two

During Phase Two, we envision developing a flexible framework for several of our patient care and administrative support buildings. By extending the utility tunnel, building a pedestrian bridge to connect the main parking garage and hospital, and constructing two rooftop helipads for critical care patients, we would continue to enhance essential infrastructure.

Phase Three

Phase One would lay a foundation for a comprehensive campus renewal with crucial infrastructure improvements such as installing infill to meet current seismic guidelines, creating a modern and reliable utility lifeline, and upgrading parking. The proposed plan would also include our first new medical building to house labor and delivery, inpatient oncology, and NICU services, as well as a green corridor park space to promote campus-wide integration.

Inclusive Partnerships

We’re committed to ensuring that our local and small businesses, have a role in building this vision and changing the trajectory in our community. Our supplier diversity program is integral to the construction process.

Our Partners