2009 MOB Conference
June 24–26, 2009
Philadelphia Marriott Downtown
Philadelphia, PA
This comprehensive two-day conference will explore a variety of issues and questions at the heart of healthcare real estate—from financing structures and ownership issues, to leasing and marketing, to operations management.
Conference Program
This year’s education program will feature senior leaders from both hospital systems and from healthcare real estate companies addressing these critical issues:
- Hospital CFOs: What’s Happening in the Trenches?
- Are MOBs Recession-Proof?
- New Physician Integration Models: The Implications for MOB Ownership and Leasing
- Clinics, Specialty MOBs and Other Provider Strategies
- Who’s Investing and Lending for MOBs Now?
- Opportunistic Investment Opportunities in the Healthcare Sector
- Monetizations: Making a Come Back or Another Casualty of Capital Market Meltdown?
- Gauging the Financial Health of MOB Tenants
- Retrenching Capital: Creative Strategies for Rehabs, Renovations, and Adaptive Reuse of Existing MOBs
- Converting Gross to Net Leases
- Physician Tenant Customer Service and Satisfaction
- Controlling Operating Expenses through Sustainable Initiatives
Registration
Attendees may choose to register for the Medical Office Buildings Conference only or add on a registration to BOMA´s 2009 Annual Conference at a discounted rate. Registration for the MOB Conference ONLY is $650 if you register before June 12th, and $750 after that date. Registration for the MOB Conference PLUS the BOMA Conference Package Add–On is $995 if you register by June 12th, and $1,095 after that date.
Registration for the two-day program is available online at www.bomaconvention.org/mob.
Who Should Attend
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Hospital executives and real estate directors
Healthcare real estate owners
Developers
Healthcare REITs
Property and facility managers |
Investors
INVESTORS
Lenders
Consultants
Physician Owners of Real Estate
Architects |
For More Information
The seminar is developed and hosted by BOMA’s Medical Office Buildings and Healthcare Facilities Committee .
Additional information regarding the education programs and registration will be available at www.bomaconvention.org/mob. To request a printed brochure regarding the Medical Office Buildings and Healthcare Facilities Conference, please contact BOMA at (202) 326-6326.
Click here for the Medical Office Building Seminar 2008 Executive Summary
Read MOBs: Just What the Doctor Ordered? Here´s a Second Opinion by Dan Prosky
Sponsorship Information
Interested in becoming a sponsor at this preeminent event that attracts the top healthcare real estate decision-makers in the country? Contact Maureen Eyles at 856-795-9927 or e-mail meyles@showmgmt.com. |