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Presented by Ventas Healthcare Properties

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BOMA's Medical Office Building & Healthcare Facilities Conference 2011
May 4-6, 2011

Hyatt Regency Downtown
Dallas, Texas

How do healthcare systems provide care to patients while dealing with significant issues that may alter their future operating environment—capital and personnel shortages, reimbursement cuts, insurance reform, consolidations and healthcare reform? Innovative real estate strategies can help hospital systems fulfill their mission—through physician recruitment, servicing expanding markets and addressing capital needs. This intensive conference highlights case studies from hospital systems that have leveraged their real estate to accomplish their strategic goals. Gain insights from the leading experts into how capital projects can be financed, how hospitals are implementing new IT infrastructure, and what trends healthcare executives are watching.

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Registration

Online Registration for the 2010 Conference will close on April 30. After April 30 you will have to register onsite. If you have any questions, email Emily Naden at enaden@boma.org.

Registration includes: Education sessions (total possible: 9), Wednesday Night Welcome Reception, Thursday Night Networking Reception,  Thursday and Friday morning continental breakfasts, keynote luncheon on Thursday, optional Wednesday tour of Midwest Orthopaedics (SOLD OUT), Education materials on USB Drive.
Register by April 13: $650/person
Register after April 13: $750/person

Bring Your Team: Teams of 5 register for the price of 4, for savings of $650! Select the conference registration option for five or more people from the same company at the same physical address to save $650 on the total amount due.

Hotel Reservations

The BOMA Medical Office Buildings Conference is being held at the Hyatt Regency, located in the heart of Chicago’s famous Loop. Conference attendees receive a discounted room rate of $239/singe or $269/double at the Hyatt Regency.

Book your stay online or call 888-421-1442 and request the special discounted room rate for the BOMA Medical Office Buildings Conference.

Who Should Attend

  • Hospital CFOs & Real Estate Directors
  • MOB owners & developers
  • Healthcare REITs
  • Investors & Lenders
  • MOB Property & facility managers
  • Physician Owners of Real Estate
  • Consultants & Advisory Firms
  • Attorneys who focus on MOBs, ASCs, & healthcare real estate
  • Architects & General Contractors
  • Anyone
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    For More Information

    The conference is developed and hosted by BOMA’s Medical Office Buildings and Healthcare Facilities Committee. For more information about the committee, please contact Emily Naden or call 202-326-6326.

    If you missed the 2009 Medical Office Buildings & Healthcare Facilities Conference,  Executive Summary is now available here.

     Sessions/Speakers

    THURSDAY, May 6

    8:15 to 9:30 am

    Stress Tests: A CFO Roundtable

    Sponsored by ProMed Properti es

    Capital scarcity. Healthcare reform uncertainty. Lower CMS reimbursements. Rising IT costs. A growing list of capital project suspensions. High unemployment increasing charity care. Financial leaders of hospitals are tackling these and other challenging ailments the healthcare industry is confronting. Hear this impressive panel discuss how they’re trying to overcome these challenges and share their ideas for the future of healthcare.

    Speakers: Chick Boyle, Controller, Universal Health & CFO, Universal Health Realty Income Trust; Jim Doyle, CFO, Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare; Marvin Pember, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Clarian Health Partners, Inc.

    Moderator: Gordon Soderlund, SVP Strategic Relationships, The DASCO Companies LLC

    9:45am -10:45am Concurrent Sessions:

    Structuring Patient-Centered Care In MOBS

    Patients are at the heart of healthcare and healthcare systems are increasingly implementing patient-centered care models in both hospitals and MOBs. Discover how two hospital systems, Aurora Health Care and Alegent Health, have implemented one model, Planetree, in their MOBs. Find out how each healthcare system adapted the Planetree model to suit their patient needs, what the implementation costs were, and how they improved the patient experience and achieved savings in healthcare delivery.

    Speakers: Rebecca Flink, VP Facilities Development,Aurora Health Care; Kim Nelson Montague, AIA,NCARB, Director of Design Consultation Services, Planetree; Cindy Alloway, COO, Alegent Lakeside Health

    Moderator: Will Roberson, Vice President, Health Care REIT

    A Balanced Equity Diet: How MOB Figure Into The Four Food Groups of Capital

    Learn how different capital sources are looking at medical office investment opportunities in today’s market: publicly traded healthcare REITs, non-traded healthcare REITS, private equity medical office investors and foreign capital. Discover how different sources of equity view the current state of the capital markets. Find out how these groups are underwriting opportunities, their interest in partnering with developer and operators and what type of returns they expect in this climate.

    Speakers: David Hegarty, President, Chief Operating Officer, Senior Housing Properties Trust; Danny Prosky, President, Grubb & Ellis Healthcare REIT II; Doug Ray, President, Seavest Inc.; Cord Ernst, European Representative, Real Estate Capital Partners

    Moderator: Chris Bodnar, Vice President, CBRE Capital Markets Group

    Physician Assistance: An RX for Workouts

    Physician tenant workouts remain an issue for both hospitals and MOB owners, but diagnosing who needs help and figuring out a treatment plan can be challenging. Drawing on mini-case studies of actual workouts, this session examines strategies for structuring workouts—what hospital owners can do, what third party owners of on-campus MOBs can do, and what impacts the law has on how the workout can be structured and executed. Bring your workout questions and challenges to this lively session!

    Speakers: Walter Nielsen, Partner, Waller Lansden,Dortch& Davis, LLP; Charles Fendrich, Executive Vice President, Lillibridge; Julie Wilson, Senior Vice President, Director of Asset Management. Healthcare Realty Trust

    Moderator: Joi B. Taylor, RPA, General Manager, Lillibridge

    11:30am-12:30pm Concurrent Sessions:

    Emerging Facilities Solutions to Meet Evolving Patient Needs

    What drives where and how healthcare is delivered? Patients. Carolinas Health Care has pioneered two new facility strategies to meet patient care needs and market demand: a mobile hospital that can be deployed into any community and a free-standing emergency department located 10 miles from the 120-licensed bed, acute care hospital. Find out how they developed these innovative models and how these new delivery mechanisms will affect development strategies for MOBS.

    Speakers: Tom Blackwell, MD, Medical Director, Center for Pre-Hospital Medicine, Carolinas HealthCare System; Chris Hummer, President, CMC Pineville, Carolinas HealthCare System; Mary Beth Kuzmanovich, Vice President, Facilities Management Group, Carolinas HealthCare System

    Strengthening Pulse: Opening Up the Debt Markets

    A year ago lending was constrained, even for the best projects. The debt markets have started to open up and lenders are competing for well planned and executed deals. While the terms are still conservative, lenders are showing growing interest in MOB transactions. is distinguished panel of lenders offers insights on recent transactions and shares their perspectives on what constitutes a “financeable” deal these days.

    Speakers: Melissa Farrell, Managing Director,Prudential Mortgage Capital; Brien Wloch, Executive Director, CMBS, JP Morgan Chase; Eric Smith, Senior Vice President, Healthcare Banking, Regions Financial Corporation; Brent arp, Senior Vice President, GE Healthcare Financial Services

    Moderator: David Hendrickson, Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle Real Estate Investment Banking

    Transplants: Redeveloping Retail Space for Healthcare Use

    Shopping centers might not be the first place you’d look for a doctor’s office, but they may be the next one. e increased supply of distressed retail space has created some interesting opportunities for health systems looking to expand their market presence and for physician groups who don’t need to be on campus—and likely at bargain rates. Learn how hospital systems have successfully repurposed retail space for medical uses. What tenancies work best in these locations? What are the primary deal terms—rent, TIs and other matters? And what are the implications for traditional MOBs?

    Speakers: Phillip J. Valdivia, Manager, Catholic Health West Real Estate Services; John Forster, Partner, The Shopping Center Group (invited); Neil Carolan, Chief Physician Development Officer, Carondelet Health Network

    Moderator: Mike Noto, Senior Vice President, Healthcare REIT, Inc.

    12:30-2:00pm

    Keynote Luncheon featuring Rich Karlgaard
    Life Support: Twelve Types Of Innovation To Save Your Company And Your Career

    2:30pm- 3:30pm Concurrent Sessions:

    Strategies for Providing Healthcare in Rural Markets

    As healthcare becomes more ambulatory, healthcare systems are devising new strategies for delivering care in ever-widening markets, but providing cost-effective healthcare in rural markets remains a challenge. Hear case studies of rural healthcare with spotlights how cost-effective facilities can be developed.

    Speakers: Rodney Triplett, Network Executive, Alegent Health Care; James Young, Principal, Align Healthcare; Scott Waters, President, Waters and Associates, LLC

    Moderator: Neil Carolan, Chief Physician Development Officer, Carondelet Health Network

    Monetization Strategy: More Than a Capital Infusion

    Learn about a complex MOB monetization transaction undertaken by Genesis HealthCare System of Ohio that involved almost every intricacy imaginable—ground leases on two campuses, a retail medical complex, physician owned properties, condominiums, off-campus assets, religious directive compliance, physician investment desires and offbalance sheet requirements. Learn how the system’s objectives were achieved, what was important in a buyer, the role the system’s financial advisor played, and what surprises arose.

    Speakers: Matthew J. Perry, Chief Executive Officer, Genesis HealthCare System; Paul D. Masterson, Chief Financial Officer, Genesis HealthCare System; Laca Wong Hammond, Vice President, Shattuck Hammond Partners

    Moderator: P.J. Camp, Managing Director, Shattuck Hammond Partners

    Get Trim: Leveraging Lean Principles for Healthcare Real Estate

    With operating expenses increasing at a faster rate than inflation, real estate companies face considerable pressure to reduce rents. Eliminating waste has never been more important. Lean principles, initially developed by Toyota to streamline manufacturing processes, can be adapted to make real estate assets more efficient and profitable. Get the “skinny” on how to use these priniciples to eliminate waste and optimize operations, tenant service and employee utilization.

    Speakers: Michael Graves, Facilities Director, Southwest Washington Health System; Claude Hooton, President, PMB Real Estate Services; Kim Petty, Founder and Principal, Value Genesis

    4:00pm-5:30pm

    Capital Markets 2010: A Building Year

    Throughout 2009, the capital markets were on life support, but by year end, the prognosis for transactions and restored health was looking good. Listen as bankers and analysts share their assessments of 2009 and offer their perspectives on what lies ahead for market activity. Gain insights into where property pricing and transaction activity may be headed and whether public or private firms may be most likely to thrive in the current market, and potential impacts of healthcare reform and its affect on the medical office market.

    Speakers: Jerry Doctrow, Managing Director, Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated; P.J. Camp, Managing Director, Shattuck Hammond Partners; Alan Pontius, Managing Director, Healthcare Real Estate Group, Marcus & Millichap; Jeffrey H. Cooper, Executive Managing Director, Savills LLC; Jim Moloney, Managing Director and Head of Real Estate, Cain Brothers & Company, LLC

    Moderator: Jonathan Winer, Executive Vice President, Seavest Inc.

    FRIDAY, May 7

    8:00 to 9:15 am

    Assessing Healthcare Outcomes: A Roundtable on Industry Trends

    Sponsored by Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, LLP

    Hospitals are aggressively pursuing a strategy to employ more physicians. e future of the sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula for Medicare reimbursements to physicians looms ominously, threatening to impair future revenues. e growing presence of information technology solutions in the healthcare environment will demand significant, but scarce, capital. Continued weakening financial conditions are accelerating hospital mergers and acquisitions. Listen to the experts examine these and other topics that are impacting the direction of healthcare and how you might be affected.

    Speakers: Scott Becker, Partner, McGuire Woods; Steven Berger, Principal, Healthcare Insights; Monica Bowman, Managing Director of Physician Services, Vanguard Health; Randy Fuller, Director of Thought Leadership, Healthcare Financial Management Association

    Moderator: Gordon Soderlund, Senior Vice President, Strategic Relationships, e DASCO Companies LLC

    9:30am-10:30am Concurrent Sessions:

    Wired: Implementing EMRS in MOBs

    Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) promise to generate efficiencies in healthcare, but implementing them is no easy task, especially in MOBs. From the technology infrastructure to support them, to the ongoing costs of upgrades, to the data security challenges, EMR implementation can be incredibly costly. Learn how two hospital systems have undertaken this technology revolution and what economies they have achieved.

    Speakers: Peter Volas, Director of Real Estate, The Cleveland Clinic; Adam Fogelman, Senior IT Executive, The Cleveland Clinic; Steve Buckeridge, Senior Vice President, Development, Health Care REIT, Inc.

    On the Road to Recovery: Diagnosing Development

    Healthcare reform and the frozen credit markets curtailed significant new development last year, but what’s the prognosis for development this year? What are the challenges facing healthcare systems and private and public developers today? How has the current environment affected the way they develop medical office space? Find out how developers and hospitals work together in these challenging times to fill critical needs and generate growth.

    Speakers: Joanne Ranft, Director of Real Estate, Mount Carmel Health System; Malcolm Sina, President & CEO, DASCO Companies, LLC; Mike O’Keefe, Partner, Navigant Consulting; Jason Sturman, Vice President, BremnerDuke

    Moderator: Shane Seitz, Vice President of Investments, Nationwide Health Properties

    Different Owners, Same Team: A Winning Approach For On-Campus MOBS

    Healthcare systems and the third party owners of on-campus MOBs may not always see eye to eye on the leasing and management strategies. this interactive session explores how the hospital and its real estate partner can successfully work together to achieve shared goals—fully leased buildings, with happy physician tenants, who are key to the hospital’s strategy. Learn strategies for establishing a strong team dynamic from Day One.

    Speakers: Paul Clendenen, System Director Real Estate and Facility Planning, St. Vincent Health; Ross Goyer,General Manager, Lillibridge HealthCare Services; Tracy Rogers, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer,Alexian Brothers Hospital Network; Dave L. Narey, VicePresident, General Manager, Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.; Jim Croy, Vice President, HCP, Inc.

    Moderator: Marilyn R. Kangas, RPA, PortfolioManager, Lillibridge

    11:00 am to 12:30 pm

    Healthcare Reform: What’s the Prognosis?

    Sponsored by Ventas

    Healthcare reform legislation has dominated the headlines. How will the proposed reforms affect how and where healthcare is delivered—and most importantly, how it’s paid for? How will proposed reforms affect the way providers are reimbursed, and what will those potential changes to mean for healthcare real estate owners and developers. The goal of this distinguished panel of experts is to introduce some clarity to reimbursement issues and attempt to lay out what the future may hold for both providers as well as owners of healthcare real estate.

    Speakers: Leslie Norwalk, Strategic Counsel, Epstein Becker & Green, P.C. and former Acting Administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; Speakers TBA

    Moderator: Deborah Cafaro, CEO, Ventas Healthcare Properties

     MOB Tour

    Orthopedic Center of Excellence Orthopedic Center of Excellence

    NEW THIS YEAR! Building Tour

    Sponsored by Navigant Consulting, Inc.
    Orthopedic Center of Excellence

    Get a private tour of the Orthopedic Center of Excellence, part of the first phase of a $1 billion transformation of the Rush University Medical Center campus, that is jointly owned by Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush and Rush University Medical Center under an air rights lease structure. The Orthopedic Center of Excellence is a state-of-the-art facility consolidated clinical and admin offices from five locations and features an advanced imaging center, GAIT lab, bio-mechanics lab, physical therapy, learning center, orthotics lab and a research library. Learn how MOR and RUMC worked through highly complex strategic, financial, operational and regulatory issues to create a ‘win-win’ partnership.

    Learn more: www.navigantconsulting.com/healthcare

    Tour space is limited—reserve your place on the online conference registration form.

     Sponsors

    Sponsorship Information

    Interested in becoming a sponsor at this preeminent event that attracts the top healthcare real estate decision-makers in the country?
    Contact Vicki Cummins at 888-777-6956 or e-mail vcummins@showmgmt.com.

    Special Thanks to our 2010 Sponsors

    Presenting Sponsor

    Click below for information from our platinum sponsor.

    Ventas
       

    Platinum Sponsors

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    GE Healthcare Financial Services
       

    Gold Sponsors

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    DASCO Companies
    Jones Lang LaSalle
    Lillibridge
    Seavest, Inc
    Shattuck Hammond Partners
    sunwize

    Silver Sponsors

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    ABM Family of Services
    Grubb & Ellis
    HCP
    NHP
    Navigant

    Waller Lansden

    Waller Lansden
     
         

    Education Sponsors

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    CBRE
    REIT
    Lincoln
    ProMed Properties
    Savills, LLC
    USAA Real Estate Company
    Ventas
       

    Exhibitors

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    AAA
    advance
    DOW
    GreenSleeves
    HSA PrimeCare
    Lockhard

    hiffman

    Rendina

    Urban

    ServiceMaster Restoration
       

    Media Sponsors

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    BLACKSWAN Real Estate

    Healthcare Real Estate Insights

    Illinois Real Estate Journal

    National Real Estate Investor

       
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