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Choosing the Right Facility Assessment for Your Healthcare Facility

Healthcare facilities don’t stand still. Systems age, care models evolve, portfolios expand, and capital priorities shift. Whether you’re preparing for growth, acquiring a hospital or clinic, or trying to make smarter long-term decisions about existing assets, having a clear picture of facility performance matters. You may be wondering: Do we have hidden infrastructure risks? Are our buildings keeping up with where our organization is headed? What will need…

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What You Don’t Hear in the Built Environment

From the hush of a library to the echoing grandeur of a cathedral, acoustics quietly shape how we experience the built environment. Sound does more than fill a space; it defines it. It can often be an invisible layer of design, but its effects are tangible. The way voices carry in an open-plan office, how traffic noise filters into a classroom, or how music resonates…

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Recovering from Severe Winter Weather – Now What?

Winter storms can put even the most well-designed facilities to the test. Freezing temperatures, high winds, and heavy snow can strain building systems, disrupt operations, and create safety risks for occupants and staff. For owners and facility managers, the best defense is a proactive plan. Preparing your buildings now before the first storm hits helps…

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Sustainability Myths in Healthcare

When talking about sustainability, the most common questions are, “What is it?” followed by, “Where do we start?” For those of us involved in the healthcare space, the American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE) defines sustainability as the balance between environmental responsibility, social equity, and fiduciary to create healthy and resilient communities. While this provides…

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Designs For Tomorrow: Cross Market Collaboration in Health and Community

At Henderson Companies, we combine our expertise across healthcare, science and technology, and academic markets to design facilities that adapt to the evolving needs of the health industry. Our practice-based structure encourages collaboration and innovative problem solving that allows us to deliver future-ready solutions. By integrating diverse perspectives across our team, we’re able to address…

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Henderson Insights and Takeaways from TAHFM 2024 Conference

Team Henderson recently returned from the 2024 Texas Association of Healthcare Facilities Management (TAHFM) Annual Conference. The event focused on facilities management and covered a diverse range of topics pertinent to today’s professionals in the field. Sessions provided deep dives into regulatory readiness, sustainability in energy usage, hospital upgrades, mental health awareness for staff, and…

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Insights from the 2024 ASHE Planning Design & Construction Summit

Team Henderson recently returned from the 2024 ASHE Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) Summit in San Diego. Representatives from Henderson Engineers and Henderson Building Solutions attended the event, regarded as one of the top healthcare design and construction events in the industry, to learn, connect and recharge their design and construction batteries. The conference started…

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Henderson’s Healthcare Industry Takeaways from 2023 Fall Conference Season

Team Henderson’s health sector hit the conference trail this fall to connect with industry leaders, share best practices, and discuss what’s next in healthcare design. Russ Carter, inpatient practice director at Henderson Engineers, and Greg Johnson, business development director at Henderson Building Solutions, attended the 39th annual FPC Seminar + Expo. The event brings Florida’s…

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Henderson’s Insights from 2023 Annual Healthcare Design & Construction Symposium

As a longtime sponsor of the Vanderbilt School of Engineering’s Annual Health Care Design & Construction Symposium, Henderson Engineers proudly participated in the 17th edition of the conference on August 9-10. Representing Team Henderson were Russ Carter, health sector inpatient practice director, Mark Chrisman, health sector executive, and Greg Johnson, business development director at Henderson…

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Henderson’s Healthcare Insights from 2023 Spring Conference Season

The 2023 conference and tradeshow season is well underway and Henderson’s health sector team has been on the road connecting with industry leaders on emerging trends in healthcare design. Representatives of Team Henderson attended BOMA International’s Medical Office Buildings + Healthcare Real Estate Conference, ASHE’s International Summit and Exhibition on Health Facility Planning, Design and…

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The Growth of Outpatient Care

Decentralization commonly refers to transferring control of something to multiple authorities rather than one. When we look at decentralization as it relates to healthcare, there is an interesting trend in the United States that was first seen in Europe in recent years. “Decentralization in Health Care,” a book that was first published in 2007, offers…

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Henderson Companies Sustainability Update: April 2023

As a signatory to the MEP 2040 Commitment, Henderson Companies is committed to achieving net zero carbon on all our projects by 2040 as part of our vision to build a better world. To us, that is through both the environments we provide for employees and the building spaces we help bring to life. As…

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