Anne DiNardo

Here are 10 changes that healthcare organizations and the firms that support them should be addressing to prepare for future pandemics.

Flexible care environments, infection control strategies, and making room for telehealth are just some of the strategies that should be on this industry’s radar.

Collaborations between the healthcare and real estate industries are resulting in some inspiring facility solutions during the pandemic.

Pediatric facilities can nurture patients with sensory processing challenges by designing spaces that ease stress, reduce triggers, and provide joy.

Room conversion strategies, family and staff support infrastructure, and flexible patient rooms are among the responses needed to address the COVID-19 pandemic.

Engineering considerations for creating airborne infection isolation rooms and alternative care sites to handle patient surges related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Design professionals share strategies they’re employing as they adjust to new routines and expectations at their firms.

The vice president, chief sustainability officer, with Leo A Daly discusses the top five trends and issues getting her attention right now.

A healthcare architect shares how working in Singapore from 2016-2019 gave her firsthand experience on how the country’s healthcare facilities are designed and constructed to deal with pandemic scenarios.

Increased safety protocols, slowing materials procurement, and changing project schedules are among the challenges construction firms face as they aim to deliver healthcare projects during the current pandemic.

The executive director, healthcare services, at JLL, discusses the top five trends and issues getting her attention right now.