Before kids we had all these ideas of how we would parent...but 16 years later...let’s just say, things have changed.  Join my wife Michelle Burgess a.k.a the “Magic Maker”

This podcast together is a great way to finish out the month of November as we conclude the celebration of our first year of Healthcare360, Media.  The best way you could help us grow and continue to show your support so we bring you our best and brightest is to share this podcast and provide your feedback.

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As always, we appreciate you being here, we’ll see you for next week's episode with Joe Mullings of “The Mullings Group” where we discuss lots of critical aspects to the next generation of Healthcare research, development, and advancements.

Thanks again, this is Scott Burgess, and from all of us with the Healthcare360 team we’ll see you for episode #64. Only on Healthcare360…

Modularity in Healthcare Construction - Episode #062

Folks we took this week off from a regular publication of Healthcare360 as we enter into the holiday season, BUT this is the first follow up deep dive to what our new Thursday publication will be. So,,,, lets build on

Today's topic as a continuation of my conversation with University of Miami Health System’s Value Analysis Executive Director Nate Yuen.  As you all remember there was a specific point in my conversation during episode #059 where Nate referred to modularity in Healthcare, specifically modular wall panels. Nate referred to lessons learned from his role as a driving force in the planning for and coordination of the Mount Sinai Medical Center’s new 7-story Skolnick Surgical Tower and 34K sq ft Hildebrandt Emergency Center, in Miami, FL, simultaneous projects totalling over $275M.  This conversation was very insightful and I want to expand on this idea personally, and show how this forward thinking will benefit all of us in healthcare from a patient consumer all the way to healthcare executive leadership levels.

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