Yogesh Shah, Broadlawns’ chief medical officer and vice president of medical affairs, said. Architectural rendering special to the Business RecordĪlso on the campus will be Broadlawns Brain and Memory Care Center, an expansion of what the Polk County medical provider offers on its campus in Des Moines, Dr. The center is expected to open in late 2025 or early 2026. The Broadlawns Brain and Memory Center is planned in a new medical campus at 9300 Northpark Drive in Urbandale. Development costs are estimated at between $200 million and $250 million. When completed, the campus will include up to six buildings and up to 300,000 square feet of space. Construction on one or more of the medical buildings is expected to begin next spring with completion slated for mid-2025, Tentinger said. Site work at the campus is expected to begin this fall. “There are many new technologies that can help us improve these. “Wellness and prevention is primarily focused on improving sleep, nutrition and exercise,” he said. The campus will provide medical care from primary care physicians and medical subspecialties as well as services focused on preventive medicine, wellness and behavioral/mental health, Tentinger said.
Innovative Radiology will be located in a building in the middle of the campus and will offer state-of-the-art imaging and diagnostic assessments for the campus’s medical providers. “We want this to be a patient-centered experience so that patients can optimize their own health and longevity.” “If I could describe my vision in one sentence, it would be this: The Total Health Experience is an innovative way to deliver cutting-edge health care utilizing the latest technologies and AI with a compassionate, patient-centered experience and a focus on prevention and early diagnosis,” Tentinger said. The campus will provide preventive and diagnostic services as well as treatment, Tentinger said. K&J Properties LLC, managed by Tentinger and his wife, Kara, purchased the 25.3-acre site in fall 2021 from First Assembly of God Church, paying $5.5 million for the property, which is currently being farmed. Tentinger, who is president and owner of Innovative Radiology, has been working on developing the medical campus for 10 years. Site plan courtesy of Simonson + Associates and Genus The gray-shaded area is the project’s second phase.
Three buildings are planned in the first phase of the development, including one that Broadlawns Brain and Memory Center will occupy and another that will be occupied by Innovative Radiology. The map shows the proposed layout of the Total Health Experience, planned on 25.3 acres north of Interstate Highways 35/80 in Urbandale. “There are extended wait times for imaging services, sometimes making patients wait over two to three weeks for examinations, even for things such as mammograms and breast biopsies.” “Des Moines, in my opinion, is underserved for medicine, in general,” Tentinger said. John Tentinger, who is developing the medical campus called Total Health Experience at 9300 Northpark Drive, north of Interstate Highways 35/80 in Urbandale. The Des Moines area’s growing population, coupled with longer life spans, has added pressure on health care systems, said Dr. In 2011, the median age of a West Des Moines resident was 37 10 years later, it was 38.3. West Des Moines’ population has also aged, but not as fast as in Des Moines. In 2011, the median age of a Des Moines resident was 32.8 in 2021, it was 35.1. In 2010, 606,475 people lived in the Des Moines-West Des Moines statistical area by 2020 the area’s population had grown to 709,466, or by more than 16%. Census Bureau illustrates the growth in the Des Moines area’s population as well as its aging residents.
That group has more physician visits, more needs for long-term care services.”ĭata from the U.S. The aging population is a contributing factor to the increase for medical services. “When you look at the macro level, you’ve got to pay attention to aging and the baby boomers.
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