On most healthcare projects, the schedule does not fail because construction ran long. It fails because a single piece of medical equipment did not arrive when the design assumed it would. An MRI committed late, a linear accelerator with a longer-than-expected build slot, a sterilizer waiting on a backordered control board — any of these […]
The turnover package has been delivered. The keys have changed hands. The certificate of occupancy is posted, and the licensing inspection is behind you. For most healthcare construction projects, this is where the project team’s involvement ends — and where the real cost of an inadequately managed operational transition begins to accumulate. The first twelve […]
A healthcare facility project can look attractive at the letter-of-intent stage and still become a poor investment once the real site conditions come into focus. That is why healthcare site selection is more than a real estate search. It is a risk-screening process that helps healthcare owners determine whether a site can actually support the […]
A healthcare project can look viable in concept and still become financially or operationally unstable once the real conditions emerge. That is why a medical facility feasibility study matters before a healthcare owner commits meaningful capital. It is the step that tests whether a project can work in the real world, not just on paper. […]
