Healthcare
Mass General Brigham Integrated Care Facility
Henry Ford Health System Plymouth Medical Office Building
Summit Health Multispecialty Hub
Confidential Healthcare Client Acute Rehabilitation Center
OhioHealth Neuroscience Wellness Center
Community of Hope Family Health and Birth Center
Bill Richards Center for Healing at Aquilino Cancer Center
Shady Grove Fertility Brooklyn
Reach Movement Studio
Confidential Health Center
Columbia Primary Care Manhattan Valley
Henry Ford Health System Bloomfield Township Medical Office Building
National University Hospital
Unity Benning Road
Northwestern Medicine — Lake Forest Hospital
Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice
Rush University Medical Center Standards
Cook County Health & Hospitals System, Central Campus Health Center
TMC3 Translational Research Campus
Encompass Health Liberty Park HQ (Formerly HealthSouth Corporation Home Office)
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab
Mass General Brigham Administrative Campus
St. Joseph Hospital Facilities Study
Medical Devices Client
NVision Eye Center
Moffitt Cancer Center Shared Resources Laboratories
Medical Devices Technology Company
Adapting Big Box Retail Stores to Healthcare Clinics
The Future of Healthcare as an Integrated Ecosystem of Health and Care
Resuscitating Buildings for Life Sciences and Healthcare
5 Trends Changing the Shape of Healthcare Design
Supporting Health, Well-Being, and Safety Through Trauma-Informed Design
The Future of Retail Health and the New Healthcare Experience
Mass General Brigham Integrated Care Facility
5 Strategies for Converting Retail and Office Space into Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Using Design Technology to Evolve Outpatient Healthcare Delivery
Why Is the Outlook on Telehealth So Complicated?
How Architects and Designers Can Continue to Prioritize Inclusivity
How D.C.’s Community of Hope Family Health and Birth Center Supports Black Women
Reflecting on the First Year of Black Lives and Design Grants
Building Trust: Black Experiences in Healthcare
Rethinking Longevity in an Age-Inclusive World
Mixed-use healthcare districts are on the rise as rural hospital closures accelerate.
Economic pressures are pushing rural and critical access hospitals out of business at an accelerated rate. Healthcare providers can deliver clinical services within rural and underserved communities through mixed-use healthcare districts — partnering with non-conventional services such as internet providers, grocery stores, and residential developers to deliver more accessible healthcare to communities.
Healthcare providers will work more closely with vulnerable communities to build trust.
Rising clinical care costs are eroding trust between vulnerable communities and healthcare systems. To heal divisions, healthcare providers can engage communities in their healthcare offering. The combinational process of community input and the expertise of healthcare providers results in a system that is built for mutual benefit.
Healthcare operators will adopt AI to manage administrative tasks and lower the cost of care.
Shortages of healthcare professionals are impacting the industry at large. Nurses spend a significant amount of their time conducting administrative tasks. Healthcare providers can adopt AI to perform repetitive tasks and record keeping, lowering the costs of care, and allowing nurses to spend more time with their patients.