The InterFace HRE Carolinas provider discussion included Austin Tyler of Dewey Property Advisors, Scott Bacon of Compass Surgical Partners, Matthew Stiene of Novant Health, Bennett Thompson of Atrium Health and Bryan Johnson of CBRE. (HREI photo)
The issues are familiar; what’s needed are fresh solutions, InterFace panel says
By John B. Mugford
During a wide-ranging, nearly hour-long discussion about how health systems are navigating the current business environment to grow and succeed, a question arose that is probably often on the minds of healthcare real estate (HRE) professionals.
That question is, of course: What can HRE firms do to better serve large providers, including health systems, that are looking to use real estate to continue to expand their footprints?
Providing a blunt and to-the-point answer was Matthew Stiene, senior VP of construction and facility services with Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health, which operates 19 hospitals and more than 700 other locations in North and South Carolina.
“So, I would say that
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