Darren Greenspoon

A wide-angle photograph of a modern "smart hospital room" in an AdventHealth facility, viewed from the corridor. On the wall inside the room are several digital screens: a large screen displays a patient care plan, and an adjacent screen shows a virtual consultation in progress with a doctor. The patient, in the bed, looks towards the telehealth screen. Outside the door, a digital room sign displays patient information and a safety alert. Through the glass walls, a nurses' station and the rest of the clean, wood-floored facility are visible, illustrating the integrated technology within a modern healthcare real estate setting.

AdventHealth’s Smart Rooms Rollout: What It Means for the Future of Healthcare Real Estate

AdventHealth is taking a major step toward the future of patient care by rolling out “smart room” technology across its entire network of hospitals. Following a successful pilot in Colorado, the system plans to implement these digital upgrades across more than 55 hospitals in nine states throughout 2026. For healthcare real estate owners, operators, and

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A modern, welcoming medical office building lobby representing HBRE's approach to patient-centered property management and tenant retention.

Medical Office Management: It Starts and Ends With Caring

What should medical office building owners expect from their management teams? In today’s healthcare real estate environment, successful medical office building (MOB) management goes far beyond traditional property operations. At its core, it begins—and ends—with caring. Originally published by Transwestern, this perspective highlights a critical truth: medical office tenants are in the business of healing,

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Modern outpatient medical office building exterior representing the 2026 healthcare real estate market trends.

Tight Supply Driving Medical Office Building Rents Higher

The medical office building (MOB) sector continues to outperform, driven by limited new supply, steady demand for outpatient care, and growing investor confidence in healthcare real estate. As health systems and providers expand outpatient services, MOB fundamentals remain strong across the U.S. Download the full CBRE Q4 2025 U.S. Medical Outpatient Buildings Report: CBRE Q4

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