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Speakers

Medical Forecast 2030: The Influence of Policy, Private-Public Partnerships and Academia

Paul Coleman

Paul Coleman

Deputy Director
California Government Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development

Dr. George Tingwald

Director of Medical Planning
Stanford University Medical Center

Dr. Denise Brown

Dr. Denise Brown

Chief Strategy Officer & EVP
Vituity

Joey Kragelund

Joey Kragelund

Principal - Pacific Region Health Director
HKS

Todd Tierney

West Region Director of Architecture | SVP
HDR

Trask Leonard
Moderator

Trask Leonard

President / CEO
Bayside Realty Partners

Healthcare Investment & Development: Trends in Healthcare and Senior Care

Mike Conn

Mike Conn

CEO
Meridian

Daniel Ruth

Daniel Ruth

President & CEO
San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living

Meredith Jobe

VP/General Counsel
Adventist Health

Ray Trebino

Ray Trebino

Bay Area Business Unit Leader
DPR Construction

Pete Caputo
Moderator

Pete Caputo

Vice President of Operations
Truebeck Construction

Community Wellness: Designing Tomorrow's MOBs and Ambulatory Care Centers

Bonnie Graham

Bonnie Graham

Director/CEO San Francisco
VA Health Care System

Nina Soares

Nina Soares

Director of Clinical Operations
HealthRIGHT360

Dr. Jordan Newmark

Chair | Dept. of Anesthesiology
Alameda Health System | Highland Hospital

Dan Killebrew

Dan Killebrew

Associate Principal
Page

Ari Blum
Moderator

Ari Blum

President
RBL Real Estate

Innovation Cross-Section: Optimizing Patient-Provider Wellness, Technology and Healthcare Experience

Tom Andriola

Tom Andriola

Vice Chancellor & Chief Digital Officer
UC Irvine

Dr. Caesar Djavaherian

Chief Medical Officer
Carbon Health

Dr. Justin Zaghi

Dr. Justin Zaghi

Medical Director
Heal

Nicholas Grage
Moderator

Nicholas Grage

Founder & Principal
IntegraBIM

Future of Healthcare Facilities: Design & Construction

Stuart Eckblad

VP, Major Capital Construction Projects
UCSF Health

Helen Wilmot

VP, Facilities Services & Planning
Stanford Health Care

Jennifer Lauritzen

Project Executive, Healthcare
Swinerton

Bruce Bonar

Operations Manager
Murray Company

Scott Mackey

Scott Mackey

Executive Director
Devenney Group Ltd Architects

Kevin Halter
Moderator

Kevin Halter

Vice President of Sales
PlanGrid

MORE SPEAKERS TO BE ANNOUNCED

Agenda

  • Registration & Networking

  • Medical Forecast 2030: The Influence of Policy, Private-Public Partnerships and Academia

    • Dr. Denise Brown, Chief Strategy Officer & EVP, Vituity
    • Paul Coleman, Deputy Director, California Government Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
    • Joey Kragelund, Associate Principal & SVP, HKS
    • Todd Tierney, West Region Director of Architecture | SVP, HDR
    • Dr. George Tingwald, Director of Medical Planning, Stanford University Medical Center
    Moderator: Trask Leonard, President/CEO, Bayside Realty Partners

  • Healthcare Investment & Development: Trends in Healthcare and Senior Care

    • Mike Conn, EVP, Meridian
    • Meredith Jobe, VP/General Counsel, Adventist Health
    • Daniel Ruth, President & CEO, San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living
    • Ray Trebino, Bay Area Business Unit Leader, DPR Construction
    Moderator: Pete Caputo, VP of Operations, Truebeck Construction

  • Lunch & Networking

  • Community Wellness: Designing Tomorrow's MOBs and Ambulatory Care Centers

    • Bonnie Graham, Director/CEO San Francisco, VA Health Care System
    • Dan Killebrew, Associate Principal, Page
    • Dr. Jordan Newmark, Chair | Dept. of Anesthesiology , Alameda Health System | Highland Hospital
    • Nina Soares, Director of Clinical Operations, HealthRIGHT360
    Moderator: Ari Blum, President, RBL Real Estate

  • Innovation Cross-Section: Optimizing Patient-Provider Wellness, Technology and Healthcare Experience

    • Tom Andriola, Vice President, University of California System | UC Health CIO
    • Dr. Caesar Djavaherian, Chief Medical Officer, Carbon Health
    • Dr. Justin Zaghi, Medical Director, Heal
    Moderator: Nicholas Grage, Founder & Principal, IntegraBIM

  • Future of Healthcare Facilities: Design & Construction

    • Bruce Bonar, Operations Manager, Murray Company
    • Stuart Eckblad, VP of Major Capital Construction Projects, UCSF
    • Jennifer Lauritzen, Project Executive, Healthcare, Swinerton
    • Scott Mackey, Executive Director, Devenney Group Ltd., Architects
    • Helen Wilmot, VP, Facilities Services & Planning, Stanford Health Care
    Moderator: Kevin Halter, VP of Sales, PlanGrid

  • Post-Event Networking & Schmooze

National Healthcare NorCal

Healthcare continues to dominate national headlines, with major mergersacquisitions, and uncertainty around the ACA. Subsequently, there have been several opportunities within the real estate market. CBRE's U.S. Medical Office and Healthcare findings propose a variety of outlooks:


- The senior citizen population (65+), which is the highest per-capita healthcare spending demographic, will increase by 18% (to 9.2M) in the next five years
 
- Employment in the healthcare sector has risen continuously over the last two decades, with particularly rapid growth in the ambulatory-care services sector, which has increased by 72% since 2000
 
- Net absorption of medical office space has outpaced new supply in 24 of the past 29 quarters
 
- Healthcare has seen an increase in fourth quarter trailing investment volume, totaling more than $12B in Q2 and Q3 in 2017

 

Overall, the mission for healthcare is clear: provide quality service to a mass population in an efficient, ethical and cost-effective manner. With rising costs, however, executing healthcare's mission is an incredible challenge.

As the healthcare evolves to keep up with industry demands, how can hospital systems, healthcare providers and real estate executives work together to succeed in delivering quality healthcare while maintaining a valuable return on investment?  

 
Topics to Include:
 
1. Major Mergers and Acquisitions: How will the mergers of CVS-Aetna and Dignity Health-CHI, as well as HTA's $2.8B acquisition of Duke Realty's healthcare portfolio impact healthcare in 2019 and years to come?
 
2. The Future of Technology in Healthcare: What are the new advancements in healthcare technology? Will telemedicine become the new normal and how will this disrupt traditional brick & mortar care?
 
3. The Evolution of Culture Within the Hospital: How will patient-centric facilities increase quality of care? Can the value-based systems of small, independent healthcare facilities be adopted in national hospital systems?
 
4. Procurement Challenges (and Successes): How can executives look to industries outside of healthcare (i.e. industrial/manufacturing, e-commerce/retail, hospitality, etc) to improve the procurement of healthcare? What are the best practices to keep costs down?
 
5. Expansion of Ambulatory Care: Will outpatient facilities overtake the demand for new hospitals? How will the demand for convenient-care, off-campus facilities and non-traditional healthcare settings affect cost, employment and patient satisfaction?
 
6. Design & Construction: An Evolution of Healthcare Facilities: The millennial generation is driving the demand for hotel-like hospitals and human-centered health facilities. How will this impact the way hospitals, outpatient facilities and urgent care clinics are designed? Where are the opportunities for the AEC community?
 
7. The Future of the ACA Under the G.O.P. Tax Bill: The new G.O.P. tax bill eliminates the individual mandate penalty for not having healthcare, weakening Obamacare. What does this mean for the industry?
 
8. New Developments, Leasing & Financing: What will 2019 bring in regard to new development, leasing and financing in healthcare? Will the market remain healthy? What states and cities have the most activity and opportunities for healthcare?
 
9. Healthcare Data Innovation & Privacy: While we are becoming an increasingly data-driven world, how can data be used to deliver better care while preserving the integrity of confidential information?
 
10. Private Public Partnerships: How are health systems, non-profits, developers and government executives partnering via P3 to deliver high-quality, cost-effective health facilities?
 
11. Investment Outlook Forecast: What is the current transaction volume of healthcare real estate and how does it compare to other market places? Does the supply & demand marketplace have a healthy outlook for 2020 and beyond? 
 
12. Medical Forecast 2030: How will the current behavioral crisis, future physician shortages, and aging population strain the healthcare industry, both from an operational and real estate standpoint? What can the industry do now to maintain cost-effective, accessible care?
 
Join us for this full day event to hear more about these topics and to network with the biggest influencers in healthcare real estate, healthcare providers, hospital systems, academic institutions, healthcare REITs and construction & design firms. As always, Bisnow provides an abundance of opportunities for networking and deal-making in a fast-paced, (almost) never boring, real 9-5 day (not like your current job). We look forward to seeing you there!

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For questions, comments and press inquiries, contact Sarah, our Director of Healthcare, at sarah.rotholz@bisnow.com

 

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The Fairmont San Francisco
950 Mason St.
San Francisco, CA 94108

Ballroom: Terrace Ballroom


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