Facility & Technology
Our Facility & Technology
WAVES is designed as a fully integrated specialty and emergency hospital across two connected buildings, operating as one unified system of care. While each building has a distinct purpose, our teams collaborate seamlessly to ensure continuity, efficiency, and a consistently coordinated patient experience from admission through discharge.
Building A is dedicated to Emergency Medicine, providing triage, stabilization, and critical care for urgent and life-threatening conditions.
Building B houses Internal Medicine and Surgery, offering advanced diagnostics, specialty consultations, and surgical services supported by close interdisciplinary collaboration.
Endoscopic Procedures
Minimally invasive diagnostics that allow for detailed internal visualization with reduced discomfort and recovery time. Services include:
- Rhinoscopy (nasal and sinus evaluation)
- Gastrointestinal endoscopy (upper and lower GI tract)
- Bronchoscopy (airway evaluation)
- Cystoscopy (urinary tract evaluation in female patients)
Advanced Diagnostics & Treatment Technology
WAVES is equipped with advanced veterinary technology designed to support rapid, accurate diagnosis and high-level treatment across a wide range of conditions.
Ultrasound Imaging
High-resolution, real-time imaging used to assess internal organs including the heart, liver, kidneys, bladder, and abdominal structures. This non-invasive tool supports fast diagnosis and informed clinical decision-making.
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy
A regenerative treatment used in select orthopedic and surgical cases. PRP utilizes concentrated components of the patient’s own blood to support tissue repair, enhance healing, and improve recovery outcomes.
CT Imaging
Computed Tomography (CT) provides detailed cross-sectional imaging of the body, essential for diagnosing complex conditions such as tumors, fractures, and internal injuries, as well as guiding surgical and treatment planning.
Oxygen Support Therapy
Controlled oxygen delivery systems used for patients experiencing respiratory distress. This critical care resource helps stabilize breathing and ensures continuous, closely monitored oxygen support.