Healthcare

Designing and delivering resilient, patient-focused environments.

Increased hospitalization rates, disease diagnoses and trauma incidences are global healthcare challenges demanding advancements in patient-centered design. LEO A DALY is committed to advancing the health and wellness of communities, globally. Across public, private, and community-based healthcare, LEO A DALY’s seasoned, multi-disciplinary, team collaborates with clients for consensus-driven solutions to drive future-forward wellness, preventative care, advanced clinical operations and resilience, technology-driven operational cultures, capital resource management and beyond.

What we do

  • Advisory & Strategic Planning

    Campus and facility master planning, feasibility studies, facility condition assessments, and operational analysis.

  • Architecture & Engineering

    Inpatient, outpatient, acute care, and specialty facilities designed for flexibility, safety, and performance.

    A rendering of a hospital.
  • Interior Design

    Evidence-based, patient-centered environments that support healing, staff efficiency, and brand identity.

Meet the team

Featured projects

  • Modern hospital building with a metal facade displaying the name Saxena Health Center, located at Shikhar & Kristin, with people walking outside during sunset.

    Nebraska Medicine Saxena Health Center

  • CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center at Bergan, School of Medicine

  • Lounge area of a Capital One Cafe lobby.

    Saint Francis Hospital Renovation and New Bed Tower

  • Phelps Memorial Hospital Clinical Addition and Renovations

  • An image of Cleveland Clinic IRCC

    Cleveland Clinic, Indian River Cancer Center

  • Exterior view of wellness facility

    Arthrex Wellness and Medical Center

  • Exterior view of NMVP

    Nebraska Medicine Village Pointe

  • View of check in at Boone County health facility.

    Boone County Health Center, Rural Health

  • Modern building with large glass windows and orange structural supports, set against a pastel pink and blue sky at dusk, with leafless trees in front and nearby traffic light and stop sign at intersection.

    Nebraska Medicine Primary Care Clinics

  • Modern multi-story academic building with brick and glass exterior, labeled 'CORE' on the upper corner, surrounded by a parking lot with cars, green landscaping, and people walking, against a partly cloudy sky.

    University of Nebraska Medical Center, Core Lab Building

  • A modern hospital operating room with surgical lights, monitors, medical equipment, and a patient bed. A medical professional in scrubs and a mask stands on the left side of the room.

    OrthoNebraska Surgery Addition

  • Modern medical building at dusk with the sign 'OrthoNebraska' illuminated on the front. The building has large windows and is surrounded by grass, trees, and streetlights, with a clear sky overhead.

    OrthoNebraska West Maple Clinic

  • Reception area of Ortho Nebraska with two women at a counter and chairs in the seating area.

    OrthoNebraska Elkhorn Clinic

  • The outpatient orthopedic building of Ortho Nebraska with a modern exterior, glass doors, a small parking lot, and a person walking towards the entrance during evening time.

    OrthoNebraska Council Bluffs

  • A modern conference room with a curved white table surrounded by blue chairs, equipped with desktop computers. Several people are seated around the table, and a large screen displays a presentation in the background. The ceiling features wooden panels with integrated lighting, and the walls have decorative textures and lighting accents.

    Abbott Northwestern Hospital Simulation and Training Center

  • Hospital reception area with a man in a white coat using a computer at the reception desk, multiple computer monitors, and staff members working or walking around in the background.

    Nebraska Medicine Innovation Design Unit at UNMC

  • A hospital room with a patient lying in bed, a healthcare worker wearing protective gear, and medical equipment including monitors, IV poles, and a ceiling-mounted surgical light.

    CDC Special Pathogens Unit

Perspectives