Greenville Health System is investing $250,000 to build out a dedicated cardiac CT suite at its Patewood Drive campus, according to a commercial alteration permit issued on August 19. The project, awarded to Mavin Construction, will convert existing space into a specialized cardiac CT exam room and control room.
What the Permits Show
Permit 2600001961, filed under the Greenville Hospital System Board of Trustees, covers the creation of a cardiac CT exam room along with an accompanying control room at 175 Patewood Dr in Greenville. The permit carries a valuation of $250,000 and is classified as a commercial alteration, indicating the work involves renovating or repurposing interior space rather than new construction. Mavin Construction is listed as the contractor on the project.
The scope of work — building out both an imaging room and a separate control room — points to the installation of advanced cardiac CT scanning equipment, which typically requires specific structural, electrical, and radiation shielding standards. Projects of this nature often involve reinforced flooring, lead-lined walls, dedicated HVAC systems, and specialized electrical infrastructure to support the imaging hardware.
Why It Matters
The Patewood Drive campus sits in one of Greenville's busiest suburban medical corridors, home to a concentration of specialty practices and outpatient facilities. Adding a dedicated cardiac CT suite at this location expands the health system's diagnostic imaging footprint beyond its main downtown campus and brings advanced cardiac imaging closer to patients in the eastern part of the metro area. The $250,000 investment, while modest compared to large-scale hospital construction, reflects a continued pattern of targeted capital spending by the health system to upgrade specialty capabilities at its satellite locations. For Mavin Construction, the project adds another healthcare build-out to its portfolio in the Greenville market.