Toronto’s Humber River Hospital, North America’s first fully digital hospital, spans 167,225 square meters. It leverages advanced digital technology to enhance patient care and overall hospital experience, earning LEED Gold certification as one of North America’s most energy-efficient hospitals.
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Developed under a public-private partnership (P3) model, the 656-bed facility was built after demolishing three older hospitals. Architectural firm HOK led its design, providing vision planning, site strategy, and medical space planning. The team employed evidence-based design, precision management, sustainable solutions, and cutting-edge digital tech.
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These innovations have made it a benchmark for modern healthcare infrastructure. Its digital systems streamline workflows—from electronic health records to real-time patient monitoring—while its sustainable design reduces energy consumption without compromising care quality.
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The hospital has been recognized with Engineering News-Record’s "Best Healthcare Project" award, a testament to its success in merging technology, efficiency, and patient-centered care. As a model for future hospital design, it redefines how digital integration can elevate healthcare delivery.
