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Home / Revista News / Featured MREIF 2018 Session: “Rise of the Ambulatory Strategy – Transitioning Inpatient Census to Outpatient Volumes”

Featured MREIF 2018 Session: “Rise of the Ambulatory Strategy – Transitioning Inpatient Census to Outpatient Volumes”

October 25, 2017 by Elisa Freeman Topics: Revista News

MREIF LOGO - LOWhat are the drivers of change in the medical real estate market and how will the delivery of care shift to better meet the needs of patients? Plus, patient experience is a hot and challenging topic right now – and one where facility design and operations plays an important role. How do health systems and other healthcare industry experts evaluate the market – and patients – to develop their emerging delivery strategies? Should providers focus on medical office buildings (including multi-specialty MOBs); freestanding emergency departments; urgent care facilities; surgery centers; mixed-use healthcare, office and retail facilities; or physician-owned group practice clinics, among others? Join our experts to discuss ways to create new points of access by providing more specialized services and how this will affect the design and development of the real estate supporting it.

Moderator: Kevin Kirn, VP- Business Development, Welltower

Speakers/Discussion Leaders:
• Bob Reilly, CFO, Anne Arundel Health System

• Steven Stubbs, Adventist Health

• Charles Black, President, Real Estate Strategies Inc.

• Sean Keathley, President, Adrenaline Agency (invited)

We look forward to seeing you in Miami this January.  Registration and sponsorship are already ahead of last year’s pace.  Register and book your rooms today!

Elisa Freeman

Other Articles by Elisa Freeman:

    • Revista Partners with Pivotal Analytics to Provide All-Payer Data Reports
    • New advisory board members commit to Revista’s growth as Revista Forum plans for record attendance
    • Errath & Haslam Named 2020 MREIF Co-Chairs

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