With an abundance of capital in the market, how is healthcare real estate being affected? If public REITs have slowed down somewhat, are alternative sources like non-traded REITS, private equity firms, pension funds and foreign investors stepping up? If so, are these sources chasing the same property types or choosing niche sectors? What effect does this have on pricing and underwriting, and what are these buyers' expectations for returns? How does the glut of capital affect the pace of development, and is there a risk of overbuilding in some sectors? Hear the answers to these questions and more when this cross-section of experts share their insights.

The shift to outpatient care, often at convenient, retail-oriented sites, has been occurring for several years causing the systems to go where the patients are rather than vice versa. How must strategies shift in order to meet the current patient demand? As design strategies evolve, what roles do efficiencies, flexibility and physician productivity play? How are facility designs breaking away from the templated molds of years past allowing buildings to play a role in patient-focused branding?

As the population ages and lives longer, how is demand for post-acute-care services being shaped? It seems that the push for collaborations with post-acute providers has cooled, but, for those who do collaborate, how has it worked? With the pressures of healthcare providers to control costs, what techniques are leveraged to deliver cost-effective post-acute-care services? What new opportunities exist with Skilled Nursing Facilities in spite of high hurdles caused by heavy regulation, low margins and declining reimbursement?