| Healthcare’s impact on real estate has never been more relevant:
- With healthcare being one of the consistent engines of the region’s economy, what is the future of hospital and medical office real estate?
- With a greater number of people insured, primary care is becoming more popular and easier to access. How are hospitals accommodating the change?
- Has an increase in patient numbers led to more development, leases and sales?
- How has the recession affected development? Have lower construction costs spurred more building?
- How are hospitals financing real estate expenses?
- Reimbursements from the federal government are down to reduce costs of Medicare for all. How is this affecting hospital operating budgets?
- What’s new in design and technology for new space?
- Where does ObamaCare stand today, and how is it affecting demand for hospital and medical office space?
Bisnow’s expert panelists will discuss these issues and other trends in the Hospital and Medical Office marketplace. Learn how to wade through the opportunities and challenges of the coming years. And of course, schmooze time will be plentiful.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Westin Buckhead Atlanta
3391 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30326
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Or email steve.revard@bisnow.com
Price $69
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|  | Jim Bremmer
President – Healthcare
Duke Realty
| Duke’s healthcare portfolio consists of 44 MOBs totaling nearly 4M SF, with five more projects totaling 570k SF under development, and a 2013 goal for healthcare to comprise 15% of Duke Realty’s asset base. In the mid-90s, Jim was among the first real estate developers and investors to recognize the growing need and opportunity presented by the healthcare sector, growing it into a major division at Duke.
| | |  | Rob Simmons
Corporate VP of Real Estate Management
Piedmont Healthcare
| Rob is responsible for the firm’s real estate portfolio, which includes 89 locations across metro Atlanta. An accomplished healthcare executive with 20 years experience, Rob joined Piedmont in 2005 as VP of ambulatory services and business development.
| | |  | Craig Tindall
SVP – Operations and Facilities
Grady Health System
| Craig is an executive healthcare leader with an extensive background in project management, hospital operations and team facilitation. He started his healthcare management career with Grady in 1988 as an administrative resident and quickly became involved in the $320M renovation and expansion project that added 600k SF to the 1950s Grady Memorial Hospital building. Since that time, he has skillfully handled a variety of administrative roles and responsibilities at Grady, including director of facilities planning, VP of general and ancillary services, interim COO.
| | |  | Dan Styf
VP – Regional and Marketing Strategy
Kaiser Permanente
| Dan leads the company’s regional growth and development strategies. He also fronts efforts to influence and implement healthcare reform. Previously, he served as director of learning and innovation for the DC-based Alliance of Community Health Plans focusing on strategic consulting and performance improvement planning for 20 of the nation’s leading integrated delivery systems.
| | |  | Ron Woods
Senior Manager, Real Estate
HCA
| Ron is responsible for all real estate transactions and developments for 18 hospitals in TN, KY and GA. He also handles the real property transactions related to hospital acquisitions and dispositions company wide. Prior to joining HCA in 2007, he served in the title insurance business and owned/operated a real estate brokerage company.
| | |  | John Willig
Principal
Ackerman Medical
| | Ackerman Medical is an owner, developer, and manager of physician-oriented medical office properties in Georgia with more than 1.2M SF of assets. John is responsible for the success of Ackerman & Co.’s medical office developments and investments, from sourcing new opportunities through execution, relationships with physicians and health systems, and the entire asset ownership cycle. Previously, John served as VP at Carter & Associates where he was Officer-in-Charge and Project Director of build-to-suit and equity developments in Metro Atlanta, Central Florida, and Tennessee. | | |  | Mindy Berman
Managing Director
Jones Lang LaSalle
| Mindy serves the firm’s corporate and investor clients by developing and executing financial strategies for their occupancy and capital requirements related to real estate. She has advised and arranged over $3B of healthcare industry real estate property for providers and developers. These involve sale-leasebacks, developer build-to-suits and synthetic leases of acute care facilities, medical office buildings, and senior housing and skilled nursing facilities, as well as other healthcare-related properties.
| | |  | Andrew Quirk
SVP
Skanska
| | Andrew leads the Healthcare Center of Excellence for Skanska. He is responsible nationally for healthcare strategic development, consulting advisory services, business development, recruiting, peer review and best practices for Skanska’s US operations. Previously, he served as an architect on staff at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and an architect with RTKL. | | | MODERATOR
|  | Steven Kaye
Partner
Arnall Golden Gregory
| Steven leads the firm’s healthcare real estate team in the acquisition, sale, leasing and financing of projects. He has significant experience representing public/non-public real estate investment trusts and private equity funds in connection with their portfolio and recapitalization transactions. His experience includes representing the purchaser of a $76.5M skilled nursing facility portfolio and the simultaneous master lease of the portfolio to the operator’s successor.
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