Health System Finance, Healthcare Real Estate Investment for Value-Based, Population Health, Clinical Integration, CON
Capital constraints, CON scrutiny, and the ambulatory shift are colliding with rapid value-based care adoption. Boards now expect real estate to advance clinical outcomes, operational throughput, and financial performance—measured in HEDIS/STARs, first-contact resolution, and risk-adjusted ROI. How should our health system balance ambulatory expansion with acute care investment while maximizing capital efficiency? Bremner Healthcare Real Estate—healthcare-exclusive since 1989 and validated by acquisition by Duke Realty—builds population health footprints and clinically integrated hubs through strategic portfolio optimization, aligning location, capital structure, and care models to reduce leakage and PMPM. We act as healthcare real estate strategists embedded in operations and capital planning, not brokers of square feet. Healthcare real estate strategy is now inseparable from value-based performance. Boards are asking how location, capital structure, and care models translate directly into HEDIS improvement, leakage reduction, and PMPM savings. Bremner’s healthcare-exclusive focus since 1989, institutional validation via acquisition by Duke Realty, and track record of $3.2B+ on-campus and off-campus developments and national health system partnerships demonstrate a proven method for execution. The sections that follow connect population health, clinical integration, finance levers, and compliance into [...]
