A result of reform, research and technology, the healthcare industry is rapidly changing, with the common goal to improve population health. While individual choices, corporate behavior and...
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Topics: communication, Ambulatory Care, Pediatrics, Patient Environment, Population Health Management
Co-authored by Adrian Hagerty and Jessica Bellman, and featured in the 2015 Building Healthcare Magazine conference supplement.
As real estate investors and developers continue to look for ways to.....READ MORE
Topics: real estate, Ambulatory Care
As we find ourselves in the midst of tremendous change and a fundamental shift in healthcare delivery, the importance of the right team of investment, design and building advisors cannot be stressed.....READ MORE
Topics: developer, Medical Office Building (MOB), Ambulatory Care
As the medical and healthcare industries continue to evolve, there are strategies that a Health System's developer/real estate representative and architect can utilize to help the System remain on an.....READ MORE
Topics: developer, Medical Office Building (MOB), Ambulatory Care
Health Systems looking to lease space in office buildings for Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASC) cannot assume all buildings will comply with the zoning and healthcare codes and use requirements. A...
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Featured in Healthcare Global, October 2014.
Do you think your architect and contractor could design and construct a 12-story, 280,000 SF Ambulatory Surgery Center with 12 ORs in less than 18 months?.....READ MORE
Topics: Ambulatory Care, Building Information Modeling (BIM)
The Veterans Administration (VA) has recognized the importance of providing female-specific services and has embarked on a national initiative to invest in VA Women’s Health Services. Their Mission.....READ MORE
Topics: Ambulatory Care, Healthcare Design, Continuous Improvement, womens healthcare
“Location, Location, Location.” For years, real estate moguls have uttered this phrase to express the most important factor in.....READ MORE
Topics: Planning, Medical Office Building (MOB), Architecture, Ambulatory Care, Healthcare Design, Affordable Care Act (ACA), Continuous Improvement
Before EHRs and patient-focused healthcare delivery, there were two arenas of outpatient care: what physicians provided in their office and what hospitals offered as an “add-on” to already stressed.....READ MORE
Topics: Planning, Architecture, Ambulatory Care, Healthcare Design, renovation, hospitals, Architects, Continuous Improvement, Healthcare
