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June 14 in NYC & June 28 in Chicago: What’s Next for Healthcare Facilities in These Unsettled Times?

The Hospital, Outpatient Facilities & Medical Office Buildings Summits offer in-person education with five hours of CEUs and two hours of networking. ​Explore how healthcare design, construction, operations, and regulations have changed over the past two years. Examine the trends and technologies reshaping existing and future healthcare facilities. Gain valuable insights you can put to work the next day. Summit summary/recap and presentation materials are provided.

The healthcare summits are customized to each market and also will be held on June 8 in Boston, June 14 in New York, and June 28 in Chicago. Click the date links to review the programs for each city. The McMorrow Reports/Healthcare is the Summits’ media partner.

New York, June 14 @ Fordham University: Healthcare Trends: View from Senior Leaders. COVID exposed the weaknesses, strengths, and opportunities for healthcare facilities. Going forward, we must address capacity, costs, flexibility, labor shortages, resiliency, technological change, social disparities, sustainability, and whatever comes next.  

  • Alyeah E. Ramjit, MS, MHA, System Vice President/Department of Medicine at One Brooklyn Health and President Elect of Healthcare Leaders of New York
  • Michael Gatto, Senior Vice President Integrated Care Strategies​

2022 FGI Guidelines Update: What’s Changed From 2018
FGI Guidelines are the nation’s leading design standards for hospitals, outpatient, and residential care facilities. Get the latest on proposed changes; including behavioral health, clinical treatment, and patient care spaces; and how it applies in New York.

  • David B Uhaze, RA, Chairman, FGI Guidelines Revisions Committee

Don’t Be Blindsided: How FM & PDC Managers Can Create Resilient Healthcare Facilities
Translate a threat and hazard assessment into robust building designs, enhanced security, better emergency response, and effective risk management. Comply with CMS and other regulatory agencies. Find ways to improve operations and avoid cost.

  • Nicholas Gabriele, CFPS, Vice President, Global Service Line Leader Healthcare + Emergency Management, Jensen Hughes
  • Roger Glick, FACHE, Market Leader, Healthcare + Emergency Management, Jensen Hughes

High Rise Urban Hospitals: Rising Above Time, Money & Space Challenges  
Explore the drivers for high-rise healthcare facilities. Identify the benefits to patients, caregivers, researchers, health systems, and surrounding community. See how to navigate the planning, design, and construction complexities of going up in urban areas.

  • Doug King, AIA, NCARB, ACHA, Vice President, Chicago, Project Management Advisors
  • Josh Rubin, Vice President and General Manager, New York, Project Management Advisors

The Art, Engineering, Management and Economics of Prefabrication and Modular Construction of Medical Facilities
This panel focuses on three paths needed to create value for the owner with prefabrication and modular construction:

  1. How architects and engineers can enable prefabrication and modular construction in their design solutions
  2. Innovative ways a contractor can improve schedule, cost predictability, quality, worker safety, and environmental impact
  3. Tapping the creativity, knowledge, skills, and production capacity of specialty trade contractors, fabricators, suppliers, and manufacturers
  • Mogens Smed, CEO, Falkbuilt Ltd.
  • Other Panelists to be Announced 

Issues & Answers: What’s on the Mind of Health System Leaders
An interactive discussion with AMFP New York’s Advisory Board

  • Randolph G. Howard, MHA, FACHE, Senior Vice President, Corporate Facilities Services, Northwell Health
  • Steven Kim, Director of Engineering, The Brooklyn Hospital Center
  • Tina Macica, PMP, LEED AP, Associate Vice President Design and Construction, Montefiore Health System
  • David Sullivan, MBA, Senior Vice President of Facilities, PDC, Real Estate and Support Services, Maimonides Medical Center

Untangling the Supply Chain
Material costs surged an average of 26% during 2021. Wood is up 101%, steel 88%, copper 61%, and aluminum 33%, causing cost overruns, delays, and frustration. What is an owner, architect, and contractor to do? Explore the insights and lessons learned.​

  • ​​Mitch Green, Healthcare Pre-Construction Executive, AECOM Tishman

Other Topics Will Include:

  • Designing Flexible and Sustainable Hospitals
  • Adaptive ReUse – Lessons Learned When Converting to Medical Purposes 
  • Clean Air – Real Science, Best Practices, and Lessons Learned From the Pandemic
  • Technologies Reshaping Healthcare

Registration is open.

June 28: Chicago @ 110 Conference Center, 110 No. Wacker.

Discover how optimizing management, architecture, engineering, and construction strategies improve care delivery and financial value. Why identifying a health provider’s unique disruptors and opportunities is vital. Pinpoint how financial value and operational performance drives everyone’s success. 

Confronting Healthcare’s New Reality After COVID: Enduring Drivers, Disruptors and Opportunities

Abha Agrawal, MD, FACP, FACHE, Chief Medical Officer, Humboldt Park Health

Deb Sheehan, Healthcare Market Strategy Leader, DPR Construction and former Managing Director of Center for Healthcare Excellence and Innovation.

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