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News Release: NEW CBRE VIEWPOINT OFFERS “TEN TIPS FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS”

Analysis Finds Hospitals Must “Think Like Retailers” in Where/How to Deliver Care Los Angeles, April 3, 2013—Healthcare providers must begin to “think like retailers,” refocusing on site selection and creating “convenient” space for patient care delivery according to new report from CBRE. “Ten Tips for Healthcare Providers Under the Affordable Care Act” finds that healthcare systems […]

Donna Jarmusz

Thoughts Leaders: Healthcare still a real estate star

By Donna Jarmusz, Senior Vice President, Alter+Care No question – 2012 was the year of healthcare. In one of the most significant rulings in recent memory (perhaps since the awarding of the Presidency to George W. Bush in 2000), the Supreme Court upheld President Obama’s health care law in a nuanced interpretation of Federal versus […]

Thought Leaders: CBRE 4Q12 National Medical Office Investor Update

Thought Leaders: CBRE 4Q12 National Medical Office Investor Update

Despite Sequestration, More Capital Allocated to Healthcare Real Estate Despite the 2% payment reduction to Medicare providers that is scheduled to take effect April 1st as part of sequestration, more capital has been allocated to healthcare real estate than ever before. As part of the CBRE Annual Healthcare Real Estate Investor/Developer Survey, we asked 500 of […]

Thought Leaders: Jones Lang LaSalle sees hospital’s move to aggressive ambulatory care unit strategies accelerating

Focused effort leads to broader outreach and improved efficiencies CHICAGO, March 4, 2013— Healthcare reform and ongoing financial and operational pressures are having significant influence on how hospitals and healthcare systems define and execute ambulatory care unit (ACU) strategies.  The cumulative effect of these influencers is a further and accelerated modification of the hub and […]

Comparison of Healthcare REIT, REIT Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average (1)

Thought Leaders: MOB Trades Set Record in Annual Transaction Volume

HAMMOND HANLON CAMP LLC Medical Office Building Quarterly Update    2012 was a record-setting year for MOB transaction volume, with nearly $5.57 billion in recorded transaction volume disclosed for the year, the highest of any year since Real Capital Analytics began tracking the data in 2002. The 2012 annual volume total was higher than the total […]

Mark Engstrom

Thought Leaders: The Impact of the Affordable Care Act

By Mark Engstrom Executive Vice President, Acquisitions Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. Healthcare Trust of America, Inc. (“HTA”) is taking note of last year’s most significant events and what impact these will have upon health care delivery in 2013 and beyond. Without question, the most notable event of last year was the Supreme Court decision […]

Thought Leaders: Six healthcare real estate trends to watch in 2013

Thought Leaders: Six healthcare real estate trends to watch in 2013

The market will see more medical office buildings designed for higher-acuity care, new uses for freestanding EDs, and more repurposing, partnerships and monetizations, according to Duke Realty INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23, 2013 – The healthcare industry and healthcare real estate have changed dramatically in the past several years. Healthcare reform, the recession, lower reimbursements and other […]

Publisher's Letter: Thank you for 10 fun, exciting years

Publisher’s Letter: Thank you for 10 fun, exciting years

Murray W. Wolf The past decade was a great experience and we couldn’t have done it without you Dear Reader: When we launched Healthcare Real Estate Insights™ in January 2003, we were brimming with entrepreneurial zeal about the prospects for the industry and this publication. The healthcare real estate (HRE) sector seemed primed for exponential […]

How to reform reform

How to reform reform

How to reform reform HERE ARE SOME PROVISIONS THAT NEED REVISION  Dear Reader: Last month, I said that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, aka healthcare reform, should be repealed – and my position stands. Repeal certainly might be attainable, considering that we now have a solid GOP majority in the U.S. House, additional […]

Guest Column: Challenge your assumptions of MOBs

Attitudes Are Changing Regarding Medical Office Building Ownership By James M. Moloney Stop a successful hospital executive on the street and ask him or her to name the most important strategies for success. Invariably, mastering physician/hospital relationships will be on the executive’s short list. Strategies that both increase physician loyalty to a specific hospital and address […]