COVID has affected ambulatory care building development with increases in materials and labor, interruption in the supply chain, and a shortage of workforce. The impact is causing increases in development costs for ambulatory care space, lengthy delays for larger projects, and seemingly endless hurdles to completion and occupancy certification for all projects.
COVID has also brought changes in how patients expect to access care. They are much more comfortable using virtual options and they expect to be able to receive care in more convenient, non-hospital settings. Many providers who moved services are exploring alternate venues to deliver care.
How will these impacts affect medical office space lease rates, healthcare system ambulatory strategy, development of new ASCs, practice expansion, and more, all while the Atlanta Metro market continues to grow at a rapid pace?
How has the COVID impact affected the waiting room, scheduling policies, and follow-up care protocols?
Join us on April 21, at Maggiano’s in Buckhead, as we explore these issues, the COVID impact on ambulatory care, and learn through a panel of experts what’s on the horizon for the Atlanta ambulatory care network.
Networking Time
Registration opens at 11:30 am and we will have 30 minutes of networking time before and after the program, with plenty of time for questions and answers during the program. Lunch will be served beginning at 11:30 am.
