The virtual tours give you a view of our facilities as if you are right there.  You will need the QuickTime player to view these movies.  The player is free and can be obtained from the icon on the right.

Choose the movie you'd like to view:
Movies will open in a new window.  To return here, simply click the close window button on the movie screen.

Parking Facility view

Waiting Room view

Operating Room View One view   Operating Room View Two view

How do I get the free QuickTime software?
If you don't already have the QuickTime plug-in (a "plug-in" is a piece of software), you can download it, free of charge, from Apple Computer. It takes just a few minutes to download it onto your hard disk and install it. From then on, it will open automatically whenever you access QuickTime movies or QuickTime VRs (often shown as "QTVR"), wherever you are on the Web. QuickTime software is available for Windows OS and for Macintosh OS.

What is a QuickTime VR?
QuickTime VR (for "Virtual Reality") is one of the most striking technologies on the World Wide Web today. If you don't already have the QuickTime software on your system, it is worth every second of the few minutes it takes to download it onto your hard disk and install it. What's more, it's free.

QuickTime images give you an extraordinary sense of being there, on location where the photographs that were used to build the VR were taken. With panoramic VRs, you get the sense that you're standing in a certain spot and spinning 360° on your heels, gaining a full-round view of whatever scene is pictured. With object VRs, the object photographed is the centerpoint, and you "walk" around it, just as if you were actually doing so in reality.

How can I best view the QTVRs?

• Click and hold down the mouse button to "grab" the image. Then slide the mouse left or right, up or down to move the image.
• Another way to move the image is to bring your cursor to either edge of the picture. The hand will change to an arrow. Click and hold down the mouse button to move the image.
• To zoom in, use the Shift key. To zoom out, use the Control key. (On Macintoshes using earlier versions of the QuickTime Software, the 'option' key zooms in and the 'control' key zooms out.)
• If you want to zoom in on a specific part of the picture, center that part and then zoom. You might have to zoom a little and then go up or down to center it.
• If the QTVR has links to other QTVR files or Web pages embedded in it, your cursor will change to a "hand" when passing over clickable links.