Our National Healthcare Summit in Philly Yesterday

The end of the nursing home as we know it: that was a trend shared at our daylong 2014 National Healthcare Real Estate Summit where 300 joined us in Philly at The Rittenhouse. Silverado Senior Housing development VP Paul Mullin said retiring Boomers represent a "psychographic shift" (same thing that happens when watching Hitchcock for the first time?) from the pre-war generation. State-of-the-art facilities like Virtua Voorhees and Brandywine Senior Living at Voorhees are examples of how health systems can locate assisted living and senior housing facilities near rehab services.

Look for bundled payment plans, as providers try to improve reimbursements. Princeton HealthCare CEO Barry Rabner says his network is focused on that as well as refining the continuum of care from hospitals to affiliated outpatient facilities. We snapped moderator John Mugford of Health Care Real Estate Insights, Healthcare REIT SVP Mike Noto, Cushman & Wakefield healthcare managing director Scott Mason, Paul, Barry and Ecosystem CEO Andre Rochette.

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