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By Henry Powderly | 04:17 pm | July 08, 2015
Healthcare Trust of America said it invested a total of $190 million into the Boston, Charleston, Indianapolis and Raleigh markets in the second quarter, buying up a range of healthcare facilities.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 10:21 am | July 06, 2015
Country music star's the Teammates for Kids Foundation supported the renovation of the Child Life Zone.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 09:49 am | July 06, 2015
Nashville firm sold a 118,000-square-foot orthopedic inpatient surgical hospital and an attached 58,000 square foot medical office building.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:39 pm | July 01, 2015
Landmark Healthcare Facilities this week said it has scored a $72 mortgage from GE Capital's Healthcare Financial Services business to purchase a new outpatient medical complex in Jacksonville, Florida.
By Henry Powderly | 11:17 am | June 30, 2015
Under terms of the deal, the companies will build a new, freestanding center for the 40-bed Bernsen Rehabilitation Center in Tulsa.
By William G. Sutton | 03:02 pm | June 19, 2015
Knowing the factors that go into deciding whether to enter into a fair market value (FMV) lease or $1 buyout lease will enable you to make the right financing choice for the equipment you need to operate your business.
By Emily Kulenkamp | 12:16 pm | June 19, 2015
An inadequate protection plan for medical equipment may cause dire financial consequences to your organization that may not be easy to overcome. Is it worth taking the risk?
By Henry Powderly | 11:06 am | June 08, 2015
The $80 million facility also features a 60,000-square-foot medical office building as the healthcare provider puts more emphasis on outpatient care.
By Jake Crampton | 11:41 am | June 02, 2015
While being Lean can mean something different to every healthcare organization, at its core, it is about reducing cost through the elimination of variation and waste in order to provide the best, most efficient patient care.
By Susan Morse | 04:28 pm | May 13, 2015
The move away from inpatient care towards services provided outside of the hospital setting is leading many healthcare systems to sell off properties owned by their hospitals in an effort to scale back and raise some extra cash.