CHICAGO—A hospital-centric system has dominated US healthcarefor generations, but demographic change, technology advances andshifting consumer preferences have started pulling that systemapart. Furthermore, an aging population has placed new demands onhealthcare providers, who face pressures to expand care, controlcosts and ease access to services.
That's a tall series of orders to fulfill. But healthcareproviders of all sizes have responded to the challenge and now usereal estate to serve patients more efficiently and effectively,according to a new study on the sector by Chicago-basedJLL.
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