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Health Care Properties QuarterlyPrefab is changing health care design, construction
There have been recent studies and articles comparing productivity changes in the architecture, engineering and construction industry versus other fields. The general conclusions are that every industry has seen an increase in efficiency and productivity except for AEC.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyEmerging trends in the long-term care industry
As the baby boomer generation is moving toward a change in their long-term residence, trend is something that needs to be focused on in a new way.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlySenior facilities: Operator management agreements
Changing demographics and an aging population mean that the number of seniors in Colorado, and nationally, is growing. With that growth comes an increased need for housing options that both appeal to and provide for the needs of the senior population, which has in turn prompted more real estate developers and investors to enter the market to build and own...
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyA smart approach to powering today’s health care
The days of managing health care facility operations through antiquated systems are being replaced with IT-centric facility managers monitoring IoT field devices and leveraging analytics in more complex and transformational ways.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyDesigning biophilia in senior living communites
Biophilic design promotes elements that allow the outdoor natural world to be brought inside, or provide views to the outside and access to sunlight from within.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyPrefabrication: The answer to health care evolution
The health care industry is transforming as new business models emerge to meet the demands of today’s consumers. As life expectancy increases, people are living longer and are seeking conveniently located health care facilities that offer more personal amenities and specialization in clinical areas.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyA look at Denver’s life science and MOB availability
As the Denver metropolitan statistical area real estate market heats up, so goes the medical office building market and the life science market.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyLeveraging art, graphics in health care facilities
The expectations for health care buildings are constantly changing. In today’s world, the current trend is for outpatient spaces meant to serve the needs of interchangeable clinics or specialties as opposed to the more traditional model of customizing each space to the clinic served.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyThe next generation of hybrid ORs
While blending advanced imaging and a cardiovascular surgical environment is attractive, it’s not right for every hospital.
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Health Care Properties QuarterlyMedical office space booming as Denver market grows
While big-name companies are moving into the metro area to take advantage of the strong employment, concentration of skilled labor and its advanced transportation systems, the health care and wellness workforce continues to drive the region’s employment growth.
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