Medical Facilities

TAIT & Associates, Inc. has delivered engineering and surveying services for a range of healthcare facilities, including hospitals, outpatient centers, and medical office buildings. Our team is experienced in addressing site-specific requirements such as ADA compliance, emergency access, and OSHPD coordination. We support both ground-up development and renovations of active medical sites, often requiring phased design and construction planning. We work closely with facility managers, design teams, and reviewing agencies to ensure safe and functional sites that support high-quality care delivery.

Orcutt Senior Housing Development
Orcutt, CA
TAIT is developing a new modern senior housing facility on a property owned by Orcutt Union School District in the quaint town of Orcutt, CA. It will be an innovative center for seniors to live, thrive and interact with their community, while providing revenue for the benefit of the surrounding school district. With TAIT’s 99-year lease that is expected to garner $48 million for the District, the 9.5 acre property will include 233 units of assisted-living, memory-care and senior independent living housing, along with a community center and a play-for-all park for visitors that will be accessible to children with disabilities. It’s a thoughtful, long-term project that TAIT and its partners are looking forward to building, especially the community center designed to bring seniors and children together through arts and crafts, games and performances for all to enjoy.
OC Animal Care Facility
Tustin, CA
TAIT was the Civil Engineering Consultant for the County’s Design-Build of the innovative 10 acre OC Animal Care Facility. The facility includes a 2-story 40,000 SF administration building with state of the art veterinary facilities, six dog kennels, special cat housing quarters, and a small corral. The project also includes eight storm water bio-filtration basins to treat storm water runoff from the site before it enters the public storm drain system.
Rancho Medical Plaza
Mission Viejo, CA
This project provided a 17,000 sq. ft. medical support facility building called Rancho Medical Plaza near the hospital in Mission Viejo, CA.
Leaps & Bounds
Norco, CA
TAIT provided architecture services for Leaps and Bounds, a 21,182-square-foot pediatric therapy facility. Specializing in teaching motor skills to children with special needs, the facility stands out by incorporating equine-assisted therapy as part of its treatment approach.
New Directions for Women
Costa Mesa, CA
New Directions for Women is an approximately 12,000 sq. ft. drug and alcohol treatment campus for women. The Faith Building will have a total of 12 dorm rooms designed to accommodate 1 patient each along with her children, administrative staff, children’s day care and after school facilities, meeting rooms, and medical/consultation rooms.
Ventura County Medical Center
Ventura, CA
The Ventura County Medical Center is a state of the art, fully integrated hospital and clinic. TAIT was contracted by Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz for the civil engineering design of the new 43 bed mental health unit as part of Ventura County's 88,000 square feet expansion to the Ventura County Medical Center.  
Mission Hospital
Mission Viejo, CA
Mission Hospital is a hospital in South Orange County that is leading the way in providing patients with the most advanced diagnostic care and treatment in the world.  TAIT provided civil engineering design for the 13 acre medical center that consists of a 5-story medical office building, and a 7-story parking structure.
St. Joseph Hospital
Orange, CA
St. Joseph Hospital in Orange County, CA is the 10th largest not-for-profit health system in the United States.  Since 1993, TAIT has provided civil engineering and surveying services to large scale projects and upgrades on this state of the art facility.
Cedar-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA
TAIT was retained by Cedar-Sinai Medical Center to provide surveying and engineering services as part of the seismic upgrade to their SSB-3 West Lab in Los Angeles, California. Prior to the start of construction, the contractor needed an accurate survey of the existing improvements at the planned locations of the OXO frames that would provide seismic resistance to ground movement for the existing four story structure. TAIT’s two person survey crew collected data and took shots of the existing improvements that would interfere with the proposed construction. The information was then provided to the design team to make needed adjustments in placement of the caissons.