Bisnow’s Southern California Healthcare Real Estate Conference on Aug. 13 focused on prioritizing patient care, building facilities of the future, the growth of medical office building demand, seismic improvements and more.
As healthcare systems evolve, driven by technology, regulatory shifts, and a deeper understanding of community health, it’s critical that the built environment keeps pace.
In the hands of a thoughtful design team, glass becomes a tool for bringing in light, for connecting people with nature and for creating a sense of calm that can’t be prescribed.
Photo: An often-underappreciated element in the built environment, flooring selection can have an actionable impact on nurse fatigue, staff retention…
Flooring helps set the tone for an environment that feels welcoming and emotionally supportive, which is critical for older adults adjusting to new living arrangements.
Life safety planning ensures compliance and protects patients, staff and visitors during healthcare renovation and construction.
According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), infections with waterborne organisms such as Legionella, mycobacteria, Pseudomonas, and others cause significant morbidity and mortality, particularly in immunocompromised patients.
When Skanska broke ground on the Wake County Public Health Center, the construction giant launched a project with the potential to be a model for future public health facilities.
Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) are carving out a significant niche, offering a more cost-effective and patient-focused alternative to traditional hospital surgical care.
McMillan Pazdan Smith worked hand in hand with Novant Health and the end users, including physicians, imaging technicians, nurses and patient experience advocates, to shape a healthcare space that feels intuitive and comfortable.
