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Mortenson Construction research identifies healthcare industry and facility design trends

Mortenson Construction research identifies healthcare industry and facility design trends

The 2012 Mortenson Construction Healthcare Industry Study includes insights and perspectives regarding government program concerns, the importance of lean operations, flexible facility design, project delivery trends, improving patient experience, and evidence-based design. 


By By BD+C Staff | February 10, 2012
Healthcare respondents overwhelmingly believe that better facilities will streng
Healthcare respondents overwhelmingly believe that better facilities will strengthen their institutions.

U.S. healthcare institutions face numerous challenges today, including declining reimbursements, rising costs, and growing demands for services.  To better understand these issues and their impact on design and construction trends, Mortenson Construction spoke to healthcare professionals at the Healthcare Design Conference in Nashville, Tenn.  More than 300 professionals provided feedback, including healthcare administrators and facilities managers, architects, builders, and suppliers. 

The 2012 Mortenson Construction Healthcare Industry Study includes insights and perspectives regarding government program concerns, the importance of lean operations, flexible facility design, project delivery trends, improving patient experience, and evidence-based design. 

Key insights include:

  • Improving patient experience was rated as the highest operational priority
  • Healthcare respondents overwhelmingly believe that better facilities will strengthen their institutions
  • Sixty percent of all healthcare provider respondents said their institutions have taken specific actions to improve their performance in U.S. News & World Report rankings
  • Nearly all respondents believe there is an urgent need to fix Medicare
  • Split in their opinions regarding the impact of healthcare legislation, respondents also were split in their support for the legislation

Mortenson regularly conducts industry studies and market research in order to be in lockstep with its customers and partners, resulting in a construction experience that's second-to-none.  Other recent Mortenson studies include the solar energy, higher education, and mission critical industries.   

Click here to download the 2012 Mortenson Construction Healthcare Industry Study. BD+C

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