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Based on the success of the orthopedic hospital, UCHealth has partnered with Remedy again to develop an orthopedic- and sports medicine-focused medical office building on the campus. The new three-story, 65,000 square foot Grandview Medical Center will accommodate the high demand for orthopedic services in the Colorado Springs market and complement services provided in the hospital.
In today’s healthcare environment, it’s more important than ever to have a well-streamlined ambulatory care network. Patients continue to favor outpatient service environments as insurance costs steer them away from hospital-based care.
Healthcare has been traditionally viewed as beyond consumer trends, more focused on patient health and new treatments than on consumer strategies. But today Americans of every generation are proving themselves to be savvy consumers increasingly accustomed to technology, convenience, information access, and affordability.
A common stumbling block to alignment is real estate, with its complex issues of investment, ownership, and lease terms that can sometimes kill a deal. But real estate doesn’t have to be an impediment if you have the right real estate partner to help you see it through. Here are five real estate vehicles that can help pave the way to physician alignment.
As a healthcare real estate owner and developer, Remedy wants its buildings full of happy tenants. One way we make that happen during design and construction is by working hard to reduce tenant costs by making efficient use of space within the new buildings.
Remedy identified Think Whole Person Healthcare (Think) as a building on the forefront of the future of medicine, and acquired the campus in 2018.
Real estate can be a valuable tool for physician alignment, as Vail Health is proving with its new ambulatory care/surgery center in Dillon, Colorado. The new facility is helping the health system address not just one but three different alignment goals at once.
The Orthopaedic Institute (TOI) was poised for growth. In 2018, it was the second-largest independent orthopedic practice in Florida, with 30 physicians and 5 medical offices.
The new company boasts healthcare industry expertise, national reach, entrepreneurial flexibility, and industry-leading real estate services.
New 65,000-square-foot outpatient facility will complement the adjacent Grandview Hospital, creating southern Colorado’s first full-service health campus concentrating on sports medicine and orthopedic care.
High-touch medical real estate company expands its national infrastructure to better serve regional tenants and health systems.
Firm joins with Arbor Lodging and Metro Park to co-invest in a 40-story multi-use building that also houses hotels and parking in a busy medical and commercial area.