Plan Hospitals Smarter and Faster, On Reliable Data

Turn healthcare requirements, standards, and space data into a reliable foundation for capital planning. Evaluate options faster, understand their impact, and make confident investment decisions before projects move into design.

Benefits

One Source of Truth for the Full Hospital Project Lifecycle

Single Source of Truth for Regulatory Standards

All data, requirements, and standards live in one place. Everyone works from the same up-to-date information.

Standards Consolidation

Define your room templates once. Updates propagate automatically across every room built from that template.

Real-Time Design Validation

With our Revit-Plug In, your team can check what was designed against what was required, without waiting for a formal review or meeting.

Equipment Planning

Track medical equipment needs and placement from early planning to installation. Along with all FF&E requirements.

Case Study

How Baptist Health Cut Project Planning by 30%

On a hospital project, Baptist Health, a prominent healthcare provider in Jacksonville, Florida, was managing over 7.5 million square feet of space across 80+ buildings. The organization faced challenges in centralizing data, automating compliance with changing regulations, and improving collaboration between their planning, design, and construction teams.

‍Baptist Health leveraged dRofus by: Centralizing data for existing facilities, standardizing design & equipment planning, and enabling faster feasibility & budgeting.

The Problem

One Source of Truth, From Brief to Handover

On a hospital job, room data and requirements scatter across spreadsheets, BIM models, and email, so errors surface late, when changes cost the most. dRofus connects it all in one system. Programming that once took days takes minutes, requirements stay accurate, and every team plans with confidence.

dRofus FAQs

Got questions about how dRofus fits into your capital planning workflow? Here are the ones we hear most often.

Does dRofus work with the BIM tools our team already uses?

Yes. dRofus integrates with Revit, Archicad, and Autodesk Construction Cloud through purpose-built connectors that sync data between your models and your requirements in real time. It also supports IFC and other openBIM standards for teams using other toolsets. Your existing BIM workflow doesn't need to change.

Our clinical planning team doesn't have BIM skills. Can they still use it?

That's one of the most common reasons healthcare owners choose dRofus. Stakeholders without BIM experience, including facility managers, clinical planners, and project owners, can access, review, and update project data directly in dRofus without ever opening a model. The platform sits alongside your BIM workflow, not inside it.

How long does implementation take?

Most teams are working in dRofus within a few weeks. Our onboarding team works alongside yours to configure your data structure, connect your BIM tools, and import your existing room and equipment data. You don't need to start from scratch.

We already have room data in spreadsheets. Do we have to rebuild everything?

Existing data can be imported directly into dRofus, so the work your team has already done doesn't get thrown away. Once it's structured inside the platform, it connects to your BIM models and stays current as the project evolves.

How does dRofus handle the handover to facility management?

The room data, equipment records, and project standards captured in dRofus carry through to operations without needing to be rebuilt. Facilities teams inherit a structured, complete data set from day one of planning, which supports maintenance planning, asset tracking, and compliance documentation over the life of the building.

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Plan Your Hospital On Data You Can Trust

Designed for hospital project planning complexity, dRofus aligns every stakeholder by centralizing requirements such as space programs, equipment standards and more into one reliable source of truth. Enabling teams to plan smarter, deliver faster, and build the best patient care environments.