New Facilities
End-to-end development from the ground up — from architectural planning through commissioning.
We build hospitals that operate from day one.
CREAMEDIC develops complete hospital infrastructure tailored to each institution's requirements, under a model that integrates design, construction, equipping, and commissioning under a single point of technical responsibility.
Unlike traditional construction models, where design and operation are planned separately, CREAMEDIC develops its projects under a systemic approach: every decision responds directly to real clinical needs, continuous 24/7 operation, and the integration of medical technology.
The result is infrastructure fully aligned with users' needs, enabling immediate operation without requiring adjustments after handover. Regulatory compliance is secured well before the first inspection, ensuring the healthcare institution is ready to operate from the very first moment.
We also provide hands-on support during commissioning, ensuring efficient operations through training and technology adoption by end users.
Every project starts with one question: what does this institution really need? The answer defines the type of intervention — new facility, conversion, or renovation. Our specialized process follows regulatory, technical, and quality standards, exceeding expectations on every project.
End-to-end development from the ground up — from architectural planning through commissioning.
Functional transformation of an existing building to expand or redirect its hospital use.
Phased modernization of operating facilities, without interrupting patient care.
Scope analysis, field studies, regulatory review, and definition of specific requirements.
Executive design aligned with the Medical Architectural Program (PMA), incorporating all engineering disciplines. Equipment and special installations are integrated from the earliest stages.
Selection, supply, installation, and technical validation coordinated with the biomedical team. Training for clinical and technical staff.
Modular, multidisciplinary system. Coordination across infrastructure, engineering, biomedical, and operations teams. 120–140 days on average, depending on the scale of each project.
Testing of all critical systems. The hospital is fully operational before formal handover.
CREAMEDIC doesn't rely on a single technology solution. We evaluate and select the most suitable technology for each project based on its clinical, operational, and budgetary requirements. Here's what we've integrated so far.
An operating room that combines surgery and real-time diagnostic imaging, plus a teaching classroom with smart glass to support remote training for resident physicians. Greater precision for complex cardiovascular, vascular, and neurosurgical procedures.
Panels made from plant-based biomaterials that permanently capture atmospheric carbon and reduce air pollution in the surrounding urban environment.
Photovoltaic system with solar panels, inverter, and batteries for partial energy self-sufficiency, reducing the facility's consumption and carbon footprint.
Reverse osmosis for critical services, rainwater harvesting, and wastewater reuse. Water efficiency built into the project from the design stage.



