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New Jersey is broadening its healthcare footprint with Cooper University Health Care’s Project Imagine, a $3B expansion project on its Camden campus. The project will comprise three patient towers with 745 beds, an emergency department and a regional medical coordination center.
The project broke ground on the first phase last January, which includes one 10-story, 345K SF tower. This phase will finish in 2028.
On July 23, Bisnow will bring together leaders in the Garden State’s healthcare sector to discuss this project at its New Jersey Healthcare and Campus Development Conference. The event will dive into how to develop facilities that prioritize access to care.
Panels include:
Hospital Campuses And Ambulatory Centers: New Projects And Expansions
How N.J. Health Systems Are Phasing Campus Growth And Scaling Distributed Outpatient Care
Building Planning: Layouts, Operations And Tech Integration
Flow, Function And Future-Proof: How Hospitals Are Rethinking Layouts For Staff Optimization, Increased Tech Integration And The Next Generation Of Patient Experience
Click here to register and purchase tickets.
Read on for five reasons not to miss this event.
Learn more about New Jersey’s in-progress construction and expansion projects.
Gain insight into how to integrate design and technology to enhance patient comfort and convenience.
Explore dealmaking for medical office buildings amid high rents.
Discover how spaces are being optimized for operational efficiency.
Access networking opportunities with thought leaders in New Jersey’s healthcare sector as well as with commercial real estate developers, investors, architects, city officials and more.
Click here to learn more about Bisnow’s New Jersey Healthcare and Campus Development Conference on July 23.
