Wernick will be returning to Healthcare Estates 2026, where the team will be showcasing how modular construction can support healthcare organisations responding to changing estate requirements.
The company explains: “Visitors to Stand G8 will be able to explore Wernick’s approach to the design, manufacture, and delivery of purpose-designed healthcare buildings, from ward accommodation and operating theatres to non-clinical and administrative facilities.
“With healthcare projects often delivered within complex, live environments, careful consideration of programme, disruption, compliance, and clinical requirements is essential. Wernick’s modular approach enables a significant proportion of construction and fit-out activity to take place within a controlled factory environment, helping to reduce activity on site while providing greater programme certainty.
“The team will also be discussing the importance of early engagement. Working collaboratively with healthcare organisations, consultants, and project teams from an early stage allows key requirements to be considered during design development, including relevant HTM and HBN guidance, building services, clinical workflows, and project-specific requirements.
“Visitors can also learn more about Wernick’s completed healthcare projects across the UK and the public-sector procurement frameworks available to eligible organisations looking to progress modular building projects.
“Healthcare Estates provides an important opportunity to meet those responsible for planning and delivering the future of the healthcare estate, and Wernick looks forward to discussing the challenges facing organisations and how modular construction could form part of the solution.”