Rad Technology finishes Wash. installation

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
May 15, 2013

Rad Technology Medical Systems has completed construction of a new outpatient medical oncology facility for Swedish Health Services in Edmonds, WA.

The 17,102-sq-ft center is the latest addition to the Swedish Cancer Institute's community-based cancer treatment centers.

Rad Technology's modular healthcare construction allowed the facility to be completed in 14 weeks.

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