Baptist Healthcare System has changed their name to Baptist Health as it acquires the Pattie A. Clay Hospital in Richmond, Kentucky. This continues Baptist’s expansion of influence throughout the state of Kentucky and it includes a full acquisition of the Madisonville Regional Medical Center and Trover Clinic. This is a prestigious high-quality acquisition for Baptist Health. Baptist now has mainline hospitals in cities across the entire state including Paducah, Madisonville, Elizabethtown, Louisville, La Grange, Lexington, and Richmond. There may not be any other hospital system in Kentucky so well represented statewide.
FMG was engaged to assist in the design and implementation of the new primary sign elements on each campus.
Baptist Health - Kentucky
After an acquisition and a change in the brand name, Baptist Health now has mainline hospitals in cities across the entire state. FMG designed new primary sign elements on each campus. Read More.
Northeast Georgia Medical Center - Gainesville, Georgia
Northeast Georgia Medical Center is a not-for-profit community health system. FMG developed an on and off-site environmental graphics program. Read More.
Rice University Gender Inclusive Signage - Houston, Texas
Rice University requested Gender Inclusive Restroom Signage for single restrooms on campus. FMG developed new restroom signs adhering to existing standards. Read More.
Methodist The Woodlands Hospital – Houston, Texas
Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital is the newest hospital in the Houston Methodist system. FMG developed wayfinding and environmental graphics. Read More.
Houston Downtown Management District - GreenLink
GreenLink is a downtown transit connector service that connects the southwest quadrant of downtown, which is home to a very high concentration of employees. Read More.
Houston Food Bank
Now operating from a new, 308,000 square-foot facility, the Houston Food Bank is the nation’s largest size Feeding America food bank and source of food for hunger relief charities in 18 southeast Texas counties. Read More.