BSA Achieves Highest-Ever Ranking, Reaching #8 Among U.S. Healthcare Architecture Firms

BSA is proud to announce its highest-ever ranking in the annual Modern Healthcare Construction & Design Survey, earning the #8 spot among healthcare architecture firms in the United States. The survey recognizes the nation’s leading firms based on the volume of healthcare construction and design work completed during the previous year.

“This achievement is a meaningful milestone, but it’s also a reflection of where we’re headed,” said BSA CEO Tim Spence. “Over the next decade, our target is to improve more than 250 million lives through the environments we help create. Every project represents an opportunity to positively impact patients, families, caregivers, and communities while shaping the future of healthcare delivery.”

The ranking reflects BSA’s expanding partnerships with some of the country’s most respected health systems, including IU Health, Houston Methodist, and other nationally recognized organizations that are redefining care through innovation and operational excellence.

“Healthcare organizations are navigating rapid transformation, from evolving care models to new technologies and workforce challenges,” said Paul Whitson, BSA’s Healing Practice Director. “Our role is to help clients create adaptable, resilient environments that support exceptional care today while preparing for tomorrow. This recognition reflects the strength of those partnerships and the dedication of our team.”

BSA’s healthcare practice spans academic medical centers, community hospitals, ambulatory care facilities, specialty clinics, behavioral health settings, and emerging care models. Across these project types, the firm focuses on creating spaces that enhance patient experiences, support caregivers, improve operational performance, and enable long-term organizational success.

As healthcare continues to evolve, BSA remains committed to helping clients anticipate change, embrace innovation, and create environments that advance health and well-being for generations to come.