Mills Peninsula Hospital
Dr. Bowers performs her inpatient surgeries at Mills Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame, California. Opened in May 2011, the interior of the 241-bed facility was designed by Anderson Brulé Architects. In collaboration with its physician membership, Mills-Peninsula worked with doctors and hospital staff to create a calming and welcoming environment for patients and families. Always among the most highly regarded Bay Area Hospitals, US News ranked Mills-Peninsula among its 65 best US hospitals.
“This hospital is transforming health care by incorporating designs for healing and sustainability, and making a significant contribution to the community,” said Mills-Peninsula Medical Center CEO Bob Merwin in a statement. Moreover, Mills-Peninsula and its physician staff and employees embrace diversity in all its manifestations. Patients, as a result, feel welcomed and cared for.
The interior design includes materials and colors representing elements of nature. Wood veneer, wood-look vinyl, stone-look laminates, and carpet and fabric with subtle, natural patterns combine to create a healing environment throughout the building. A calming color palette of blues, greens and teals supports this concept, which provides a unifying theme for the facility.
Typical Post-op patient room in which Dr. Bowers’ surgical clientele recuperate during the first 3 days following surgery. Meals are a la carte, room service style.
San Mateo Surgery Center
Dr. Bowers performs her outpatient surgeries at San Mateo Surgery Center in San Mateo, California. Patients offer rave reviews of the Surgery Center in its’ personal but small of scale and personal attention to patient needs. Sensitivity is also a key component of the center.
