National presence
With our extensive national presence, we’re experts at identifying priority markets and the best opportunities for development.
It takes flexibility to get more out of your healthcare real estate—now and in the future. That’s why we’re here. We are Remedy.
The expectations of aging boomers and millennials are forcing us to re-evaluate existing models of care. Technology, convenience, and affordability are fueling a move away from hospitals to diverse networks of facilities like walk-in/retail clinics, urgent care centers, freestanding EDs, ambulatory surgery centers, micro-hospitals, and health villages. These facilities are more cost-effective, patient-centered, and produce better outcomes. They’re a win-win for your organization and the population you serve.
It’s a trend that’s here to stay: patients want the convenience, on-demand access, affordability, and quality they’re accustomed to in retail environments. If savvy healthcare consumers can’t find what they want in your health system or medical office, they’ll find it elsewhere. Incorporating service advancements—everything from increasing physical and virtual access points to extending care hours, personalized services, and self-service technology—solidifies your value and helps you attract strategic partners as well.
Physician operating costs are on the rise and so is administrative work. At the same time, guaranteed income is uncertain—and so is work-life balance. From 2000 to 2018, these factors drove a 26% increase in the number of employed physicians, bringing the total percentage to 69%. For health systems, this trend presents an opportunity to fill knowledge gaps, enhance care offerings, and strengthen their ability to deliver value-based care. But your physician-partnership strategy can’t be one-size-fits-all, especially when some markets have reached physician employment saturation. Customizing your approach to each physician practice and market is key, and Remedy can help.
During these challenging times, healthcare providers need liquidity to care for their communities and adapt their delivery systems. At a time when businesses are looking for ways to be more “asset-light,” health systems and physician groups tend to be extremely asset-heavy thanks to their real estate holdings. We’re experts at converting those illiquid assets into cash that can be used for higher-return investments—new equipment and technology, service line expansion, physician group acquisition, and more. Remedy can also help conserve liquidity by providing capital (and carrying the risk) for new development projects.