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We're so excited to continue to watch this project come together! 👏
Proud to be a part of such an amazing project for our community and Atrium Health Office Environments
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Check out JLL's Chart of the Week! Off-campus medical office buildings have seen an increase in occupancy and absorption. Industry experts are attributing this increase to the demand for care from the older population. There's been an increase in both on-and-off campus MOB's, but the accessibility of an off-campus MOB (typically because of the location, such as a building previously used for retail) makes them more appealing. Click below for the full article: https://lnkd.in/gbSHMd4a
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Designing a state of the art Day Hospital is more than just bricks and mortar. It's about crafting an environment that seamlessly serves both medical professionals and patients alike. But how can we guarantee that our Day Hospital not only meets but exceeds the highest standards of patient safety while navigating complex regulatory requirements? The key lies in embedding credentialing insights directly into the design phase - a strategy that revolutionises operational efficiency and elevates patient care. Why is this strategy so powerful? By integrating industry insight and experience from the outset, we minimise construction delays and unexpected challenges, setting a new standard in healthcare design with a steadfast focus on patient-centric principles from inception. Keen to delve deeper? Discover Interite's exclusive methodology, where architectural brilliance meets healthcare expertise, reshaping the landscape of Day Hospital design. See below to uncover how we optimise operational workflows and enhance patient experiences, empowering our clients to establish cutting-edge healthcare facilities. https://lnkd.in/ejb546gB
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I think many of you may have seen my previous post about the potential for Human Factors Integration in healthcare facility design. What I've been proposing is a model to scale this sort of excellent (and highly beneficial) work. If you're interested in learning more, drop me a line.
Professor, Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Endowed Chair in Architecture + Health Design. Director, Center for Health Facilities Design and Testing.
Thrilled to see our work on operating room design discussed in this Time magazine letter! #researchimpact #operatingroom #patientsafety
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The medical office building boon is detailed in Construction News and Review (CNR) by Kate Gawlik and Kerry Smith in this article on The Evolution of Healthcare Construction. They write, "medical office building construction is predicted to be one of the stronger sectors this year and beyond. Dodge Construction Network 2024 outlook shows medical office building construction starts will hit $39 billion in 2024 versus $37 billion in 2023 and $37.4 billion in 2022." #medicalofficebuildings #healthcareconstruction https://lnkd.in/gsmbjhfz
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Medical Office Buildings have become a top choice for real estate investors, and it's easy to see why. With the increasing demand for accessible healthcare services, these properties are attracting significant attention. If you're considering entering commercial real estate or exploring new investment opportunities, MOBs offer compelling advantages: Resilient Sector: The healthcare industry is one of the most resilient, with in-person services continuing to grow despite technological advancements. Low Vacancy & Strong Rental Rates: MOBs maintain low vacancy rates and strong rental growth, providing stable and predictable income streams. Steady Investment Returns: The relentless demand for healthcare services ensures a lucrative opportunity for investors, with MOBs offering reliable returns. Discover why MOBs are rapidly growing in popularity and how they can enhance your investment portfolio in our latest blog post. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/d8rSSQDm #RealEstate #Investment #Healthcare #MedicalOfficeBuildings #CommercialRealEstate #InvestSmart #MOBs #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateInvesting
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The healthcare industry has demonstrated remarkable resilience during economic downturns, driven by the growing demand for outpatient healthcare services. Medical office buildings, with high occupancy rates and stable, diverse tenants, offer a predictable revenue stream. The aging population's need for medical care ensures continued growth in demand, making medical office buildings an attractive investment for those seeking stability and potential for growth in real estate. Resilience in Healthcare Real Estate: The healthcare industry has consistently demonstrated resilience throughout economic fluctuations, even during the recent pandemic. The demand for healthcare services remains strong regardless of economic conditions. Advancements in technology and changing patient preferences have fueled the growth of outpatient healthcare services, making medical office spaces increasingly sought after. Robust Occupancy and Tenant Stability: Over the past decade, the healthcare sector has shifted towards providing care in medical offices, resulting in a wide range of specialized services within medical office buildings. These facilities offer convenience and a variety of services, leading to high occupancy rates. Medical office tenants often commit to long-term leases, typically spanning five to ten years, and boast strong financial stability, ensuring consistent rental income for investors. Steady Tenant Retention and Predictable Revenue: Medical office tenants tend to stay put due to the high cost of relocating and the need to stay close to patients and hospital services. This leads to steady rent increases, offering a predictable revenue stream for investors. The presence of various medical services within the same building further incentivizes tenants to accept rent increases. Diverse Tenant Mix: Medical office buildings host a diverse tenant base, including primary care providers, specialists, labs, and imaging services. These tenants have a steady income source from various payment methods, ensuring financial stability. Demand Surge: Medical office buildings are experiencing rising values, driven by strong demand, increasing rents, and high occupancy rates. The aging population, particularly the Baby Boomer generation, will drive sustained demand for medical care, making medical office buildings a crucial component of the healthcare infrastructure. In Conclusion: The increasing demand for medical care and medical office buildings is set to continue as people seek more efficient and accessible healthcare. For real estate investors looking for recession-resistant opportunities with growing demand, rising rents, and increasing property values, medical office buildings represent a solid investment choice. If you are interested in exploring the potential of investing in MOBs, reach out to us at CoreGro today. https://lnkd.in/eb6ubdJc #CoreGro #Healthcare #MedicalOfficeBuildings #RealEstateInvesting #HealthcareRealEstate
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Transforming Health Care Through Virtual Health | Empowering Access to Care | Emergency Rooms | Outpatient Clinics | Acute Care Hospitals
Fascinating discussion on the future of Hospital design. What really stood out to me is how much the digital workspace needs to be accounted for when designing and building our physical workspace. Great article Will Maddox!
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#tbthursday to last month’s 2023 Learningscapes Conference! Kirstyn Bonneau, AIA gave a presentation with Julia Hawkinson, AIA, ALEP, and Osleide Walker entitled “Prioritizing Student Health: Los Angeles Unified’s School-Based Clinics.” They discussed these 4 learning objectives: 1. Understand how providing school-based wellness and health services contribute to a positive school environment that supports students and their learning and development. 2. Gain knowledge of the value of biophilic design in wellness settings and how biophilia can be incorporated into the wellness facilities design. 3. Gain knowledge regarding the planning and design requirements for a successful school-based wellness clinic that considers community access, privacy, a healing environment, and operational efficiency. 4. Understand how health risk indicators, access to health services, and identification of partnerships may inform the identification of locations for wellness services. A4LE-Association for Learning Environments Thank you for an insightful conference full of outstanding speakers!
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Do you have a small office space and struggle to find the best ways to organize it, while also providing your patients the highest quality of care? Mila Ioussifova, OD, FAAO, CNS, FOWNS shared her best insights with Independent Strong on how she maximized her 1,200-square-foot workspace. She wrote: "Our approach in growing the practice involved diversifying our services, incorporating advanced dry eye treatments, aesthetic services, and nutritional counseling. "These measures have played a pivotal role in the year-on-year growth we’ve experienced since we opened our doors in 2013. Most importantly, they’ve allowed us to stay true to our mission: delivering the best patient experience and providing access to the latest tools and technologies in eye care." Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/e_8uu2gg #optometry #opticianry #optometrist #optician #eyecareprofessional #ecp #IECP #independenteyecareprofessional #privatepractice #optometricphysician #optometrystudent #independentpractice #independentstrong #independentODs
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Advancing Healthcare: Medical Office Buildings at the Forefront of Access and Safety Out is In: Outpatient Care, Medical Office Buildings, and the Future of Healthcare Facilities Developers, owners, investors, and property managers are seeing an extraordinary change in healthcare real estate playing […] #transformfm #ifma #ashe
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