Webinar: Built for change — How shifts in care are transforming provider facilities

As the healthcare industry has changed rapidly, the facilities in which care is delivered must also change. The shift of care to outpatient and telehealth settings is prompting many organizations to reconsider their built environments, and the COVID-19 pandemic also served as a striking reminder that flexibility and agility are key to being able to respond to unexpected crises and trends. 

In this webinar, a panel of experts will discuss how healthcare organizations are rethinking their four walls and reshaping how they use their facilities to respond to these emerging trends. 

Join this webinar to: 

• Hear from experts who are planning the healthcare facilities of the future
• Learn how to plan for trends in how care is delivered
• Gain advice for building flexibility into care settings
   

Sam W. Burnette, AIA, NCARB, EDAC
Principal
ESa (Earl Swensson Associates)

Sam is a principal on the healthcare design team at ESa with 38 years of experience in the design of new hospitals, hospital expansions and renovations, medical office buildings, outpatient surgery centers, cancer treatment facilities and nursing/assisted living communities. He has designed numerous projects across the country and abroad, as well as handled related responsibilities of programming, master planning, project coordination and research initiatives with evidence-based design. He is a frequent speaker and panelist in conferences and presenter in webinars. Sam is also a published author of healthcare design related articles and is a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of Healthcare Design magazine.

Robert Maliff
Regional Sales Director
Attainia

With decades of healthcare industry experience, Rob is a consultative leader in medical equipment planning, technology decision making, cost reduction and supply chain management programs.

Rob holds a BSE in biomedical engineering from Duke University and an MBA specializing in healthcare services from Temple University, and spent more than 20 years in various strategic and project management roles at ECRI. He recently joined Attainia.

Mike McMahan, MBA
Senior Vice President, National Healthcare
Ryan Companies US, Inc.

Mike McMahan offers valuable insight to healthcare leaders by intersecting his extensive healthcare background and commercial real estate experience. Using his expertise garnered over 25 years of operations and leadership experience at health systems and hospitals and as a former clinician, McMahan is responsible for leading Ryan Companies’ healthcare practice. From comprising a growing national team of real estate and facilities specialists in programming to real estate development and project management to capital solutions, McMahan understands the importance of guiding and consulting healthcare executives on facility and real estate options to provide the most value-based and effective care for their patients. In 2020, McMahan was named as a Healthcare Innovator by GlobeSt Real Estate Forum Magazine.

Richard M. Rendina
Chairman and CEO
Rendina Healthcare Real Estate

Richard M. Rendina is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Rendina Healthcare Real EstateTM, where he has led all strategic and operational functions of the company since December 2006. Under his leadership, Rendina continues to develop, acquire, own, and manage a premier portfolio of healthcare real estate throughout the country. Richard has personally overseen the development and acquisition of more than 2 million square feet of real estate in 13 states, representing project costs of approximately $500 million.

Currently, Richard serves on multiple organizational boards that focus on local and philanthropic initiatives, including the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s National Board and the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County. Richard is also the Vice President of the Rendina Family Foundation. Richard graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, majoring in Management and Entrepreneurship.
 

Adam Rubenfire
Content Strategist
Modern Healthcare

Adam Rubenfire is a content strategist. His primary focus is on custom content like articles, white papers and webinars, with additional involvement in events and conferences. Prior to assuming his current role in 2017, he served as Modern Healthcare's supply chain reporter. His work has also appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Automotive News and Crain’s Detroit Business. He has a bachelor’s degree in organizational studies from the University of Michigan. He joined Modern Healthcare in 2014.
 

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