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Getting from There to There...
A Very Brief History of Baylor Clinic
June 2003
- Strategic Planning process begins at Baylor College of Medicine
July 2003
- Process begins for assessing feasibility of an adult ambulatory care clinic (AACC)
September-October 2003
October-November 2003
- Consultant services obtained for AACC planning including Boston
Consulting Group (BCG), Kurt Salmon Associates (KSA), Hines,
and HOK
November 2003
- Memo of understanding signed to strengthen
affiliation between Baylor and St. Luke’s
Episcopal Hospital
February-April 2004
- St. Luke’s agrees to allow Baylor to use existing SLEH property at
6620 Main for initial phase of new adult ambulatory care clinic
April 2004
- New affiliation agreement signed by Baylor and St. Luke’s
May 2004
- Baylor Board of Trustees gives full support to creation of an adult
ambulatory care clinic in two phases
June 2004
- Space planning efforts begin for Phase I of the AACC at 6620 Main
June 2004 to present
- User groups meet with architectural consultant HOK to determine
space usage at 6620 Main
August 2004
- Physician Steering Committee, Users Groups on specific operating
and space issues, and IT Advisory Group established
September 2004
- Renee Miles named as Executive Director of Ambulatory
Operations and Bernice Joseph selected as Executive Director of
Clinical Strategy
October 2004
- Preliminary planning begins for Phase II of Baylor Clinic at
6600 Main
- Dr. Jeffrey Steinbauer named as Medical Director of Baylor Clinic
November 2004
- Baylor Clinic chosen as name for AACC
February 2005
- St. Luke’s vacates floors 11-14
of 6620 Main. Baylor begins construction of Phase I for
Baylor Clinic
July 2005
- Phase I of Baylor Clinic opens
Late 2007-Early 2008
- Phase II of Baylor Clinic open
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