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Page 2 — Health Care Properties Quarterly — April 2018 www.crej.com Contents Letter from the Editor W hen reading this issue of Health Care Properties Quar- terly, I hope one thing stands out above all else – the new perspectives and ideas on today’s health care and senior housing and care market. This issue features a wide range of authors and topics – ones never before explored in these pages – that bring a fresh look at what is shaping the industry today and tomorrow. It’s no secret that Denver remains one of the top markets for medical office space, as the health and wellness work- force not only con- tinues to drive the region’s employment growth but also demand for medical office space. HealthcareTrust of Amer- ica Inc.’s Jaime Northam discusses the growth of Denver’s growing medical office market and how it compares with other markets in its portfolio. Additionally, Cheryle Powell with Sperry Commercial Global Affiliates, Rocky Mountain Associates examines how the trend for health and wellness in retail environments is growing to meet the changing needs and desires of the consumer. The consumer also is key, accord- ing to Hammes Co., to the ambulatory network of the future. The article notes that of utmost importance to health care systems thriving in the coming health care environment is an under- standing of retail consumer patterns. In a first for the quarterly, Mike Hagan of TreanorHL offers a look into the designing of safe environments for the handling of hazardous drugs. It’s a great read on how hospital pharmacies are having to be designed to meet USP General Chapters 800 and 797 and the impacts it can have on facilities. Also a first for Heath Care Properties Quarterly is Hord Coplan Macht’s dis- cussion on behavioral health care facil- ity design. It’s an eye-opening piece on how to design facilities that put patient care and safety at the forefront of facili- ties as behavioral health integrates into primary care. Construction always is a focus to the quarterly and this issue isn't different with articles from Saunders Construc- tion, JE Dunn Construction andVertix Builders. Greenworks Lending also introduces how C-PACE funding – Com- mercial Property Assessed Clean Ener- gy – can be an effective tool for health care facilities looking to expand their physical space or make green improve- ments. Not to be outdone, the senior section of this issue offers up new topics for discussion, including “senior loving.” OZ Architecture’s Jami Mohlenkamp brings to light designing spaces that bring romantic social experiences into senior living spaces. It’s a great issue with lots of new top- ics, new ideas and new contributors. I hope you enjoy! Jennifer Hayes jhayes@crej.com 303-623-1148, Ext. 106 Newand freshperspectives Health Care News Medical office space demand expands in Denver CBRE Increasing demand for retail health & wellness Cheryle Powell What is shaping ambulatory networks of the future? Chris Kay, Rex Holloway Designing for the handling of hazardous drugs Mike Hagan, AIA Importance of behavioral health care facility design Mary Morissette, FAIA, LEED AP, Jamie Norwood, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP BD+C Innovation, collaboration key to hospitals’ future Justin Cooper, Bob Latas Safe construction practices for the industry Ted Laszlo Expansions, renovations fueled by C-PACE program Adam Moskowitz Senior housing and care construction starts, openings and sales The Highland Group Legal considerations for age-restricted housing Rick Thomas, Noelle Riccardella Why challenges won’t stand in the way of success Pamela Pyms, Hayden Behnke ‘Senior loving:’ Love at any age, in any space Jami Mohlenkamp The business of seniors is the next big thing Nancy Schwalm 4 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 DENVER HEALTHCARE REAL ESTATE SERVICES Dann Burke, CCIM First Vice President +1 720 528 6362 dann.burke@cbre.com Kory Fasing Senior Associate +1 720 528 6316 kory.fasing@cbre.com Naum Nasif Senior Associate +1 303 628 1729 naum.nasif@cbre.com www.cbre.us/denverhealthcare AURORA CHERRY CREEK MOB 1411 S Potomac St, Aurora AURORA ASPEN PEAK MOB 1421 S Potomac St, Aurora AURORA TIMBER RIDGE MOB 1444 S Potomac St, Aurora SKY RIDGE – CONIFER BUILDING 10099 Ridgegate Parkway, Lone Tree SKY RIDGE – ASPEN BUILDING 10103 Ridgegate Parkway, Lone Tree SKY RIDGE – EVERGREEN 10107 Ridgegate Parkway, Lone Tree SWEDISH MOB I 601 E Hampden Ave, Englewood SWEDISH MOB II 701 E Hampden Ave, Englewood SWEDISH MOB III 799 E Hampden Ave, Englewood SWEDISH MOB IV 499 E Hampden Ave, Englewood MEDICAL CENTER OF AURORA CAMPUS SKY RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER CAMPUS SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER CAMPUS For more information on space available, or to schedule a tour, please contact: ON-CAMPUS LOCAT IONS LEAD TO THE MOST REFERRALS Molly O’Daniel Sales Assistant T +1 720 528 6445 molly.odaniel@cbre.com