The four-building, 157,200 square foot Hoag Health Center Irvine is an example of recent innovations in outpatient real estate.
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By Connie M. McCaffrey
Providers were already preparing to deal with dwindling reimbursements. Now they are looking even harder at how real estate can boost revenues, cut costs and increase efficiency – no matter what regulations might come out of Washington.
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