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Bisnow’s Philadelphia Healthcare Summit: 5 Reasons To Attend

As an industry that covers everything from hospitals and urgent care facilities to medical office space, the impacts of healthcare real estate are far-reaching on a local and national level.

Because this sector tends to see steady demand and long-term leases, it may be attractive to investors looking for long-term sources of cash flow, especially in a market where investors are increasingly cautious about where they put their capital.

However, like all other asset classes, healthcare is not immune to market challenges. It is still grappling with the pandemic and its subsequent effects on the industry, such as labor shortages, accessibility, rising costs and general economic uncertainty.

Investors can learn more about the state of the healthcare real estate market, what’s trending in healthcare design, and development and investment strategies by attending Bisnow’s Philadelphia Healthcare Summit on Feb. 22.

Click here to register. 

Here are the five reasons you shouldn't miss out on the chance to attend:

1. Learn about the approaches healthcare developers are taking to reduce risk and maximize their returns in today’s market.

2. Find out how the intersection of design and technology is impacting the healthcare industry.

3. Many customers are worried about the rising costs of healthcare as well as accessibility to healthcare providers/facilities. Discover what’s being done on the development side to alleviate these pressures on the industry.

4. Gain knowledge from healthcare real estate experts on the following panels:

Keynote Presentation

Dr. Baligh Yehia, president of Jefferson Health, will open the conference with his keynote presentation.

Medical Office Building: Strategies For Development And Investment

Learn about building resilience and how to maximize returns with speakers Michael Pearson, president and CEO of PHMC, Faith Orsini, vice president of facilities at Cooper University Health Care, and more.

Transforming Healthcare Space For Tomorrow’s Needs

Speakers Oscar Gomes, principal at Ewing Cole, and JoAnn Magnatta, senior vice president of real estate design and construction at Main Line Health, will discuss strategies for design, construction and development in today’s market alongside other panelists.

Crafting The Evolving Patient Experience

Chichi Ahia, executive director and principal broker of record of SVN Ahia Commercial Real Estate, David Moreno, partner at AKF Group, and other speakers will discuss the future of the industry and the role that technology and sustainability will play in the sector going forward.

5. Build connections with other CRE owners, healthcare developers, investors, architects, operators and more to gain further knowledge on the state of healthcare real estate in Philadelphia.

Learn more about the Philadelphia healthcare sector at Bisnow’s Philadelphia Healthcare Summit on Feb. 22. Click here to register.

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