Healthcare Design - August 2014 - 57

NYC: Hospital & Medical
Facilities Summit
Heart Conference Center
Brought to you by
Corporate Realty, Design &
Management Institute
IFMA Health Care Institute

Wednesday, Sept. 24
Vivian and Seymour Milstein
Family Heart Center
Heart Conference Center
Myrna L. Daniels Auditorium
New York-Presbyterian Hospital
173 Fort Washington Ave.
New York, NY 10032
7:30 to 8:30 am: Registration/
Continental Breakfast
8:30 am to Noon: Morning
Program
Noon to 1:15 pm: Luncheon
1:30 to 4:30 pm: Afternoon
Program

Full Day Attendance:
$139 In Advance - HESGNY &
IFMA Professional Members,
AIA Member
$175 In Advance - non-members
$249 Attendee fee after Sep 19
Group Rate: 25% Discount for
4+ people

Half Day Attendance:
$89 In Advance - HESGNY & IFMA
Professional Members,
AIA Member
$115 In Advance - non-members
$149 Attendee fee after Sep 19

Educational Credits
Earn up to 7 Hours
AIA (HSW)
AHA - CHFM, CHESP Hours
IFMA - CFM Points
Engineers - PDH Hours
Program Co-Hosts
Camﬁl, Carlisle Syntec Systems,
Oldcastle, Philips,
Schneider Electric
Media Partners
Healthcare Design
McMorrow Report
Summit Program Chair
John D'Angelo
VP Facilities Operations,
NY Presbyterian Hospital

Finding Design, Construction, Operations, Financial and Real Estate
Solutions that Raise Performance, Save Money, and Avoid Risks

Morning Sessions
The Full Force and Reach of ACA - How Hidden Requirements Can Derail Projects
- Mike Wood, President, Wood Healthcare Development Group; formerly Facilities Director/Kaiser
Permanente and Healthcare Program Manager/Heery International
Buried inside the fine print of the Affordable Care Act are new requirements and standards for healthcare
facilities including acute care, ambulatory surgical centers, medical office buildings, and walk-in
convenience clinics. Learn how the coming changes can quickly wipe out budgets, delay or kill projects.
New Environment of Care Standards - Avoiding Existing and New Landmines!
- James Kendig, MS, CHSP, CHCM, CHEM, LHRM, Field Director - Life Safety Code Surveyors, The Joint Commission
Obtain an update from the Field Director who oversees the Life Safety Code Surveyor cadre on challenging
new standards in addition to a review of ongoing compliance issues and concerns. Tips on developing
strategies for success.
Integrating The Latest New York Infection Control Regulations into Healthcare Facilities -
What DOH is Implementing - Tony Monaco, MK Medical Consultants
Latest changes in the infection control regulations - The big gotchas, the top-ten things to do, and the
mistakes to avoid.
Luncheon
How 10 Forces are Continuing to Change Healthcare
- Ray Pentecost, Immediate Past President, International Academy for Design & Health
This session "Shatters the Box!" Learn how forces identified two years ago as part of extensive research
project are systematically reshaping healthcare. See how disruptive technologies are changing healthcare.
Afternoon Sessions
Measuring the Operational and Financial Performance of Healthcare Facilities - What are the New
Metrics, and Why they Matter - Led by John D'Angelo, VP/Facilities Operations, New York Presbyterian
Benchmarking and building condition assessments are invaluable tools when used correctly. When used
incorrectly by consultants to slash budgets, and cut staff levels to the bone it can be death by a million
paper cuts. The key to future success depends on identifying the right metrics, then using those metrics to
produce positive results. As the saying goes, "Any fool can cut costs. It requires skill to know where to spend
it!"
Demographics of New York City Healthcare: Tools for Site Selection & Assessing Real Estate
Options
Healthcare organizations have historically used the build it and they will come approach. Now healthcare
organizations must market their brand, find convenient locations, and make money by providing appropriate
care to an assigned population of patients. Learn how financial institutions and retailers such as Chase,
Nordstrom, and Starbucks use demographic data to be in the right spot at the right time. See how to apply the
science and art of demographics to healthcare.
The Healthcare Design/Construction Challenge: Adapting Healthcare's New Retail Delivery Model
to New York's Unique Real Estate Market
Creating outpatient centers in New York City's dense urban environment is a daunting task. The building
requirements for healthcare grade mechanical, electrical, information technologies, vertical transportation, fire
and life safety, are rigorous; and can be beyond the capacity of many existing buildings. The size and mass of a
new building can create push back in the neighborhoods hospitals are trying to serve. What are the innovative
solutions? Does repurposing existing retail sites work? Alternatively, is demo and build faster and cheaper? How
can outpatient facilities create a brand image?

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