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Philadelphia

5th Hospital, Outpatient Facilities & Medical Office Buildings Summit

In-Person Educational & Networking Summit

Healthcare Hits the Reset Button

Planning, Real Estate, Design, Construction, and Operation of

Hospital @ Home | Mobile Care | Non-Clinical

Academic & Research Facilities

March 01, 2023

The Union League of Philadelphia

140 South Broad Street, Philadelphia PA 19102

8:00 am to 9:00 am Registration & Networking | 9:00 am to 3:30 pm Program - Lunch Included

► REGISTRATION

Non AMFP Members

AMFP Members

Healthcare/Academic System Employees

Through Feb 03

$169

$109

$ 59

Feb 04 - Feb 21

$219

$149

$ 79

Feb 22 - Feb 28

$279

$189

$ 99

At the Door Mar 01

$309

Group discounts of 20% are available during the registration process. To qualify, register four or more attendees at the same time & under one account. The discount will be displayed on the final payment page.

► EARN 5 CEU HOURS

► SESSIONS: INFORMATION YOU CAN USE NOW & IN THE FUTURE

Explore how planning, real estate, design, construction, operations, and regulations of healthcare facilities have changed. Examine the new drivers, trends, and technologies reshaping existing and future medical facilities. Network with your peers. Gain valuable insights you can use tomorrow.

Presentation materials & executive summary provided to Summit attendees.

An Economic Outlook: Market Shifts, Consumer Segments, Digital Adoption, and Workforce

Facing challenges ranging from the pandemic’s lingering impact to economic uncertainty, health care providers continue to reprioritize capital expenditures while advancing technology and growth strategies. Learn how the health care industry is confronting today’s financial challenges with a deep dive into the key factors effecting market dynamics.

Deb Sheehan, Healthcare Market Strategy Leader, DPR Construction

Healthcare Trends: View from Senior Leaders

Healthcare changed dramatically over the last three years! COVID unmasked the weaknesses, strengths, and opportunities for healthcare facilities. Grit, innovation, and technology got us through. Going forward we must address capacity, costs, flexibility, labor shortages, resiliency, technological change, social disparities, sustainability, and whatever will come next.

Moderator: Dave Lamontagne, PE, Partner, Pure Project Management

Cindy Bo, MBA, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Business Development, Delaware Valley, Nemours Children's Health

Warren E. Moore, FACHE, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Inspira Health

Patricia A. Toole, President and Chief Hospital Executive, Hackensack Meridian Carrier Clinic

Christine Winn, FACHE, Senior Vice President, Ambulatory Operations, Cooper University Health Care

Effective Quality Assurance in Healthcare Project Management

Seasoned project managers know Quality Assurance (QA) is vital. Yet, many projects don’t fully engage the QA process to deliver projects that perform as intended, satisfy operational needs, and meet an owner’s quality expectations. Understand the QA process and its benefits. Explore an ongoing project where QA is tracked and managed in real time. See how the right QA tools an help projects achieve success.

Shannon Campbell, MBA, Director, Project Management, CBRE | Healthcare

Jeffrey Schmidt, CFM, Associate Vice President, Thomas Jefferson University

Jennifer Zoeller, PE, VA, Senior Project Manager, CBRE Buildings & Systems

Don’t Be Blindsided! How FM & PDC Managers Can Create Safe & Resilient Healthcare Facilities

Healthcare compliance is serious business with major consequences. Understand the value of doing a Safety Risk Assessment before new construction or renovations. Discover why a threat and vulnerability assessments for new, existing, and aging facilities can avoid costly pitfalls, busting budgets, and missing deadlines. Hear the lessons learned and proactive practices used by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

Mary Alcaraz, PE, LC, LEED AP, Senior Project Manager, Facilities Project Management and Construction, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

Nicholas E. Gabriele, CFPS, Vice President, Global Service Line Leader Healthcare + Emergency Management, Jensen Hughes

Brian Kovacs, Senior Manager, Fire and Life Safety, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

How Collaborative Design Solved a Problem We Didn’t Know We Would Have

In late 2021 Penn Medicine opened the doors of its 17-story, 5 million sq ft. future-ready Pavilion. Hear how the IPD delivery model allowed the design-construction team to came away with innovations and valuable lessons learned. Understand how a collaborative design and evaluation approach provided Penn Medicine the ability to flex, adapt, and innovate quickly in a crisis!

Moderator: Braheem Santos, Former Major Projects Engineering Manager of Pavilion Project and Associate Director of Physical Plant at Penn Medicine; Now Healthcare Strategic Account Executive, Schneider Electric

Shaun Campbell, Philadelphia Branch Operations Manager, Schneider Electric

Ed Hanzel, Vice President, LF Driscoll

Erin Knabenshue, Design Engineer, Southland Industries

Building an Agile Design & Construction Team

Successful project teams must adapt quickly and seamlessly to a constant stream of challenges yet keep sight of the final objective. Explore the means, methods, and technologies owners, designers, contractors, subcontractors, and manufacturers are using to deliver successful healthcare projects.

Moderator: Aimee Alix Fogarty, CHC, MRED, Vice President, Hammes Healthcare

David Barto, Vice President Facilities, Penn State Health

Michael Metzing, Vice President, Corporate Support Services, Bayhealth Medical Center

Scott Mull, Senior Director Pennsylvania Operations, Barton Malow

Kenneth Webb, Regional Healthcare Practice Director, HKS

Douglas Williams, Associate Vice President, Planning Design and Construction, Main Line Health

Healthcare Real Estate: Extending Care Past a Hospital’s Four Walls

The real estate needs of healthcare providers is changing by when, where, how, and by whom care is given. At the same time, macro trends in the real estate market are creating new opportunities. Learn how technologies such as telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and hospital-at-home are extending the geographic reach of health systems. Understand how shifting care to lower cost ASCs, MOBs, and retail settings is now a competitive advantage. Explore the various ways to deliver an effective healthcare real estate strategy.

Moderator: Alan Whitson, RPA, President, Corporate Realty, Design & Management Institute

Julie Herb, CRE, Vice President, Facilities Development, Virtua Health

Dave Kontra, MBA, Senior Director of Real Estate, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Matt Pirolli, Vice President of Development, Anchor Health Properties

Adaptive Reuse Opportunities for Healthcare & Life Science Facilities

Converting office, retail, or industrial buildings to healthcare and life science use is not a simple process. Ceiling heights, infrastructure upgrades, uneven floors, and regulatory codes are just the beginning of a long list of idiosyncrasies. Yet, a great location, speed to market, and minimizing environmental impact are worth it. Explore lessons learned. See how to reduce risks, save time, and create value.

Moderator: Andrew Lewis, AIA, Principal, NK Architects

Mitch Greene, Healthcare Pre-Construction Executive, AECOM Tishman

Faith Orsini, MHA, PE, FACHE, Vice President Facilities, Cooper University Health Care

Rahul Tikekar, PE, MS, MBA, Principal/Senior Vice President, Loring Consulting Engineers, Inc.

More panelists TBA