In 2027, a Heart Institute will be established at the Arnault-Tzanck Institute in Saint-Laurent-du-Var: the Jean-Louis-Noisiez Heart Institute.
This large-scale project is the result of the meeting between two entrepreneurial and humanist men, Dr. Jean-Marie Salvadori and Mr. Jean-Louis Noisiez.
- Jean-Marie Salvadori, president of the private hospital Arnault-Tzanck Mougins – Sophia Antipolis.
- Jean-Louis Noisiez, founder and president of the GSF group, who dedicated a large portion of his fortune to socio-medical patronage. He also created a foundation to assist people with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers.
Shortly before his passing last November, Jean-Louis Noisiez decided to join his friend Jean-Marie Salvadori in creating a center of excellence in cardiology that will bear his name.
Project Highlights
- Mediterranean Sustainable Building label
- Architectural integration with its surroundings and oriented towards the sea
- Optimization and separation of flows (patients, logistics…)
- Simultaneous presence of 550 people, 3rd category U type
- Drop-off point at sheltered forecourt
- Transparency through the cafeteria facing the garden
- Conference rooms on a large terrace with a sea view
- Well-balanced consultations complex on a single floor
- Intensive care unit with 14 rooms and a cardiac intensive care unit with 12 rooms
- Accommodation on 2 levels with 54 beds providing care that combines safety and hotel comfort
- A technical center with 5 state-of-the-art operating rooms
- An outpatient service in close proximity to the technical center with a CardioLounge
- A 350 m2 pharmacy with direct lift access to the services
- Total parking for 180 cars over 3 levels
The Arnault-Tzanck Institute is a non-profit health care facility. The General Policy takes into account patients, practitioners, and staff. Thus, recognized for many years for its excellence in practice and its pursuit of innovation, the Arnault-Tzanck Institute aims to continue down this path and perpetuate this legacy over time. Therefore, the Cardiology Institute project is the continuation of these great values.
