The medical office building at the Jefferson Health Cherry Hill Hospital campus in Cherry Hill, NJ, originally built in 1960, was the subject of a complete redevelopment project to update the institution with cutting-edge facilities that support its exceptional care programs and reinforce its place as a leading health services provider in the region. The project included a new five-story ambulatory services building with an entrance lobby atrium and a new parking garage. In a free case study from the PCI Mid-Atlantic Chapter, see how precast concrete was used to showcase the modern, professional, high-quality medical care provided in the new and renovated facilities while complementing the existing architecture and landscape.