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8th New England

Hospital, Outpatient Facilities & Medical Office Buildings Summit

5 Hours CEU Education + 2 Hours Networking

 

Presented by
Corporate Realty, Design & Management Institute | AMFP | National, Regional, and Local Sponsors

Future of Healthcare Facilities

Tackling Aging Infrastructure, Rising Demand, and New Care Models 

Planning, Real Estate, Design, Construction, and Operation of 
Hospitals | Clinics | ASCs | MOBs | Tele, Home & Mobile Health | Non-Clinical | Academic & Research

​Five Hours CEU & Two Hours Networking

AIA HSW | AHA | CHFM | CHC | CHESP | Engineers PDH

June 18, 2025

Federal Reserve Plaza
600 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210

 

7:45 am to 8:45 am Registration & Networking

8:45 am to 9:00 am Welcome & Introductions 

9:00 am to 3:30 pm Program-Lunch Included 

â–º REGISTRATION

Group discounts of 25% are available during the registration process. To qualify, register 4 or more attendees at the same time & under one account. The discount will be displayed on the final payment page.

Through May 13

Non-AMFP Member

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AMFP Member

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Women in Healthcare Member

 

Healthcare/Academic System Employee

$259

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$169

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$169

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$ 59

May 14 - Jun 10

$309

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$199

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$199

 

$ 79

Jun 11 - Jun 17

$359

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$259

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$259

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$ 99

At the Door June 18

$399

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$399

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$399

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$399

Because things happen... Purchase protection is now available when you register for this summit. 

An executive summary & presentation materials are provided to Summit attendees.

â–º EARN 5 CEU HOURS

AIA HSW*  |  AHA  |  CHFM  |  CHC  |  CHESP  |  Engineers PDH 

​*We will report your credits to the American Institute of Architects

â–º SESSIONS: INFORMATION YOU CAN USE NOW & IN THE FUTURE 

The Summit’s agenda is organized into three key themes:​

  1. Innovative Ideas    

  2. Emerging Best Practices

  3. Leveraging Technology​

 

We are currently assembling a roster of speakers to share the latest on planning, real estate, design, construction, and operations of healthcare and life science facilities. Discover the emerging trends, strategies, and technologies reshaping the industry. Network with your industry peers. Earn CEU credits. Gain valuable insights you can put to work the next day.

â–º INNOVATIVE IDEAS 

Getting the Mix Right! Balancing Demand, Capacity, Care Models, Money & Facilities
See how evolving social norms, demographic trends, changing care models, technology, and economic forces are changing all the rules in healthcare. Explore how healthcare systems need to realign their facilities plans to address the short- and long-term care needs in the divergent communities they serve. Identify the new opportunities, strategic partnership alternatives, and the dead ends to avoid.

  • Nancy Hanright, Executive Director, Real Estate and Space Planning, Boston Medical Center

  • Clayton Mitchell, PE, CEM, Senior VP, Corporate Facilities & Chief of Systems Design, Corporate Facilities and Real Estate, Yale New Haven Health

  • Michael O’Reilly, CCP, Vice President, Rider Levett Bucknall

  • Jessica R. Stebbins IIDA, LEED AP, Associate Vice President, Health Principal, HDR

  • Moderator: Architect/ Engineer/Contractor

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â–º EMERGING BEST PRACTICES

Deep Dive into Renovations, Adaptive Reuse, and Flexible Facilities 
Renovations and adaptive reuse projects are complex. Regulatory codes and infrastructure upgrades are just the beginning of a long list of idiosyncrasies that must be addressed. Explore lessons learned. See how to avoid costly pitfalls, control risks, while saving time and money.

  • Elizabeth Bahnuk, AIA, LEED, Executive Director Facilities & Support Services, Tufts Medical Center

  • Andrew Cacciola, Project Executive, Wise Construction
    Andrea S. Kerr, AIA, Director Strategic Facilities Planning, UMASS Memorial Health​

  • Architect

  • Engineer

  • Moderator 

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The Great Ambulatory Care Migration 
Growing payer pressures, demographics, new technologies, and increasing average length of stay has intensified the appeal of ambulatory care as an alternative to hospital-based care. This panel will examine the service lines and functions that can be fully or partially migrated out of the hospital. Then dig deep into where to locate them. Explore the strategies, methods, and facilities needed to deliver the next generation of care.

  • Claudio Capone, FACHE, Chief Strategy Officer, Winding Lane Management

  • Debra Cresta, President, Exeter Health Resources, Exeter Hospital and Core Physicians

  • Healthcare System - Ambulatory Operations

  • Healthcare System – Planning, Design, and Construction

  • Architect

  • Moderator: Healthcare Strategy and Business Advisory/Contractor

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Healthcare Real Estate Outlook: 2025 & Beyond 
What factors are now driving future healthcare real estate decision. Learn why market forces and evolving care delivery models are causing healthcare providers to adjust their real estate strategies. See what’s over the horizon, identify the opportunities, weight the risks, and recognize the rewards.

  • Healthcare System Real Estate Executive #1

  • Healthcare System Real Estate Executive #2 

  • Healthcare REIT / Developer

  • Healthcare RE Broker

  • Moderator 

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Space Optimization Planning: A Practical Alternative to a Facility Master Plan

St. Joseph’s Bangor completed a well-documented Facilities Master Plan that proposed an “ideal facility solution,” but it was not tied to financial capacity nor strategic and funding priorities.  This case study will review a community hospital “space optimization plan” that was concurrently more strategic and more practical than a typical facilities master plan and will facilitate a discussion about the pros and cons of alternative approaches.

  • Hannah Carrier, Special Projects Manager, St. Joseph Healthcare-Bangor, ME

  • Wendy Weitzner, ACHE, Partner, Healthcare Planning Consultant, The Innova Group

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Looking Ahead: Healthcare Industry Outlook 2025 and Beyond

Delve into the top trends reshaping the future of U.S. healthcare. Realize how these divergent trends impact every healthcare system differently and require unique infrastructure solutions. Leave with the knowledge you need to plan, design, build, and operate healthcare facilities that are more effective, efficient, adaptable, and impactful.

  • Carl Fleming, Healthcare Strategy & Digital Transformation, DPR Construction

  • Laura Gurley, Healthcare Strategy Associate, DPR Construction

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Funding the Future: Women Leaders Navigating Healthcare’s Financial Landscape
A female-led conversation on budgeting and fiscal responsibility during turbulent times in healthcare. Led by Women in Healthcare. 

  • Cheryl Bartlett, President & CEO, Greater New Bedford Community Health Center

  • Heather Giampietro, Director of Capital Projects and Facilities, Brown University Health

  • Lisa Hogarty, SVP Real Estate & Development, Boston Children's Hospital

  • Melissa Shannon, Vice President for Government Advocacy, Boston Medical Center Health System

  • Moderator: Beth Seniw, Network Director, Planning, Design, & Construction, University of Vermont Health Network

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â–º LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY

Demystifying Budgeting for Advanced Technology 
Explore the intersection of strategic budgeting and healthcare innovation. Learn how CAPEX vs OPEX decisions, patient-centric approaches, and expert partnerships can shape the future of hospital projects.

  • Vito Lafrancesca, Director of Engineering, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

  • Braheem Santos, Healthcare Segment Leader, Schneider Electric

  • Rick Taylor, RCDD Principal, BR+A

  • Moderator: Nate Soucy, Account Executive, Schneider Electric

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Using Cleanroom Technology to Improve Critical Environments in Healthcare
The high-tech industry is relentless in finding ways to improve quality while doing it faster and often for less. Learn how cleanroom methodologies can enhance the design, construction, performance, and maintenance of operating rooms, procedure rooms, exam rooms, and pharmacies.

  • Cliff Yahnke, PhD, Chief Science Officer, SLD Technologies

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â–º MEET HEALTHCARE BUILT ENVIRONMENT LEADERS

Senior Healthcare System Leaders | PDC & Facility Managers | Security Directors | Architects | Designers | Engineers | Program Managers | MOB & Clinic Owners | Developers | Real Estate Brokers | Property Managers | Attorneys 

â–º SPONSORSHIP & SPEAKER OPPORTUNITIES

To become a Sponsor/Participating Partner: Glenn Fischer, 971-219-0563, gfischer@squarefootage.net

For Requests to Present or Obtain Panel Seat Consideration: Alan Whitson, RPA, awhitson@squarefootage.net

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â–º VENUE

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​PRESENTED BY 
Corporate Realty, Design & Management Institute, AMFP, and these National, Regional, and Local Sponsors

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INDUSTRY PARTNERS

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LUNCHEON HOST

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MEDIA PARTNERS

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