Health Futures Center
adjacent to Mayo Clinic Phoenix

Adjacent to the Mayo Clinic Phoenix, this medical learning facility provides a new and innovative model for the future of healthcare.

The Health Futures Center (HFC) is a three-story, ground-up medical learning facility built for Arizona State University in partnership with the Mayo Clinic. This collaborative center provides a new and innovative model for the future of healthcare professionals where students are taught to treat patients through a whole health model: mind, body, and spirit.

The 150,000-square-foot facility is a unique blend of wet and dry research laboratories, simulation, workplace, and meeting spaces. The design maximizes interdepartmental shared space encouraging a collaborative and creative environment. The facility features specific clinical skills labs with simulation exam and operating rooms. It includes space for a future MRI build-out, dry and wet labs, physical therapy dry labs, and a teaching kitchen for nutritional programs. A home care lab provides a mock apartment where students can learn how to assist patients in their own homes. The new 300-seat conference center serves as a pathway connecting the HFC to the Mayo Clinic campus.

Programs from several ASU schools and colleges will benefit from the proximity of this facility to the Mayo Clinic. ASU programs include the College of Health Solutions, College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Fulton Schools of Engineering, and Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

This project was designed in association with CO Architects.