This panel will explore the continued growth of shifting healthcare services from hospital settings to outpatient facilities, driven by factors like competitive care shifts, the U.S. obesity epidemic, and an aging population. Panelists will discuss how outsourcing health services are shaping tenancy mixes and developing efficient medical ecosystems outside hospital walls, while also addressing the complexities hospitals face in managing service lines across diverse properties. Additionally, the session will highlight how medical education, hospital administration, and other non-clinical but healthcare-aligned uses are increasingly moving into outpatient settings, reshaping the healthcare landscape.
Learning Outcomes:
1. Identify care shifts and demographic trends that are influencing the expansion of healthcare services beyond hospital walls.
2. Explore the challenges hospitals face in managing outsourced service lines, including working with multiple landlords, navigating different property management structures, and overseeing a high volume of leases.
3. Identify which factors to consider when building a medical ecosystem in an outpatient building.
4. Recognize which medical education components are best suited to incorporate into an outpatient building.
