Parkhill’s Adam Hillman Receives American College of Healthcare Architects Certification

Parkhill proudly announces that Adam Hillman, AIA, has been named to the American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA) Certification Class of 2024. This prestigious recognition distinguishes architects who have demonstrated excellence and a deep commitment to healthcare design. 

The ACHA certification is a professional credential that highlights healthcare architects who meet rigorous standards of experience, education, and skill in healthcare design. With fewer than 500 ACHA-certified architects across the nation, this milestone underscores Adam's dedication to advancing the highest quality in healthcare environments. 

“This achievement is not only a testament to Adam’s individual talents in delivering advanced healthcare design but also Parkhill’s commitment to elevating healthcare for evolving communities,” said Kelby Sue, AIA, Parkhill’s Director of Healthcare. “We are incredibly proud of Adam and look forward to his contributions to the firm and the industry.” 

As Parkhill’s Senior Healthcare Practice Leader, Adam has been at the forefront of creating innovative, patient-centered spaces that support healing, efficiency, and community wellness. His commitment to improving healthcare design has been evident throughout his career. This certification not only honors his individual capabilities but also reinforces Parkhill's continued leadership in delivering impactful healthcare projects. 

Parkhill congratulates Adam Hillman on this outstanding accomplishment and looks forward to the continued contributions he will make in shaping environments that truly make a difference in healthcare.