Wernick’s modular systems include a standardised building solution designed with urgently required hospital ward space in mind.
Modular healthcare buildings
Wernick have decades of experience bringing the numerous benefits of modular construction to the healthcare sector.
Our modular healthcare buildings are designed to deliver compliant spaces for the healthcare sector
We can deliver a modular healthcare buildings specifically designed to meet the spatial and technical requirements of the NHS. Our system can deliver a fully completed HBN & HTM compliant, four-bed ward in just two modular units; meaning a ward can be installed, and ready for fit out in as little as 24 hours.
Wards are just one of the facilities offered by our building system. Through an innovative combination of on and offsite techniques, we can bring the cost, speed and quality benefits of modular construction to facilities as complex as operating theatres. This is achieved while maintaining compliance throughout, including enhanced ceiling height.
Modular ward accommodation
Modular & hybrid operating theatres
Our state-of-the-art hospital theatres deliver speed and efficiency while ensuring full compliance with healthcare regulations.
Non-clinical modular building
Versatile and efficient spaces tailored to meet the diverse needs of your healthcare facility, ensuring rapid deployment without compromising on quality.
Procuring your modular healthcare building
Procuring modular healthcare buildings through Wernick is a straightforward and compliant process. All of our facilities can be accessed via recognised public sector frameworks, including Crown Commercial Services (CCS) and Shared Business Services (SBS). These frameworks make it easier for healthcare providers to source high-quality modular healthcare buildings, offering faster routes to market and full compliance with procurement regulations. With options such as direct award, projects can progress quickly and efficiently—helping trusts and healthcare organisations deliver vital facilities without unnecessary delays.
Case studies
Kingston Hospital Willow Building
Due to the closure of a previous three-story building on site, Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was looking for a new purpose-built unit to house its growing outpatient services for the Gynaecology, Audiology and Ear, Nose and Throat departments.
Kingston Hospital Willow Building
Due to the closure of a previous three-story building on site, Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was looking for a new purpose-built unit to house its growing outpatient services for the Gynaecology, Audiology and Ear, Nose and Throat departments.
Queen Alexandra Hospital
As one of the busiest metropolitan hospitals in the South of England, Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth was in dire need of expansion to accommodate an enlarged patient base.
Queen Alexandra Hospital
As one of the busiest metropolitan hospitals in the South of England, Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth was in dire need of expansion to accommodate an enlarged patient base.
George Eliot Hospital Wards
George Eliot hospital required a new 30 bed ward for orthopaedic elective and general elective patients as part of the Trust’s five-year estate strategy.
Healthcare brochure
See our specialist brochure on how we can deliver your next modular healthcare building.
Hire solutions
Learn about our temporary building options.
Here are some FAQs about modular healthcare buildings
Modular healthcare buildings can be delivered significantly faster than traditional construction because site works and building manufacture take place simultaneously. Depending on the project, facilities can often be installed within weeks, helping healthcare providers increase capacity quickly.
Yes. Modular healthcare buildings can be designed to meet relevant HTM and HBN requirements, ensuring compliance with healthcare standards for safety, accessibility, infection control and clinical functionality.
Yes. Modular healthcare buildings are commonly used as hospital wards, patient accommodation and treatment spaces. They provide a fast, flexible solution for increasing bed capacity and supporting healthcare services.
Yes. Modular healthcare buildings can be designed with future expansion in mind, allowing additional modules to be added as healthcare needs evolve with minimal disruption.
Yes. Modular healthcare buildings can accommodate fully equipped operating theatres, providing additional surgical capacity while meeting the requirements of modern healthcare environments.
Permanent modular healthcare buildings are designed to the same standards as traditional buildings and can provide a lifespan of several decades when properly maintained.
Yes. Because most construction takes place off-site, modular healthcare buildings can often be installed with minimal disruption, allowing hospitals and healthcare facilities to remain operational throughout the project.
