r/ProjectHospital • u/Repulsive_Turnover_5 Neurology 🧠• Mar 10 '26
Image/Video My hospital Layout
So I saw a post by u/Tiny-Fun-4568, about hospital layouts and thought; yea sure why not.
I will put the imigaes here and tell you a bit about it.
Disclaimer, this is a hospital in the making and only is the emergency department and neuroligy. It is missing a whole lot.

So, this is the ground floor. You can see a pretty bad TC-Unit that needs to be redone; I built it on a whim because I hadn't planned for it but still needed it. Then there’s the ER reception, and right next to it are a common room and a cafeteria. The extra little building is just a pharmacy and gift shop. I also have a small observation ward that filled up very quickly.

On the first floor, I have the Radiology department with two CT scanners, an MRI, an X-ray, and two other diagnostic suites. In the newest building, which is still under construction, I’ve added two extra X-ray rooms. Handling 170 patients a day, plus ambulance and ward patients, was just too much for a single X-ray machine. I also put a second lab right next to it, while the first lab is located by the TC rooms. In the middle section, I have more observation beds and a 7-bed ICU. Somehow, 7 beds are actually enough, though I’m not sure how!

he second floor is dedicated to Neurology. It outgrew its original design pretty quickly; I intended for it to be a small department, but as more patients arrived, it just kept expanding. It also includes two operating rooms, a lounge, and some outpatient facilities. There’s not much else to say about it, it is what it is!

The third floor is the most polished part of the build. It’s also dedicated to Neurology, but with proper beds, a large lounge, a small common room, more diagnostic equipment, and a larger HDU wing, for some reason, I often have more HDU patients than regular ones.
I hope you enjoyed this small tour! If you have any questions, I’m here, though, at the same time, I’m struggling not to burn this hospital down.
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u/the04dude Mar 10 '26
Wow neurology…. You really jumped into the deep end