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Top Healthcare Real Estate Services
Behind every groundbreaking company is a story of dedication, innovation, and trust. Healthcare Business Review proudly brings you the Top Companies in Healthcare Real Estate Services, chosen through an extraordinary journey of nominations from our subscribers. These companies enjoy a stellar reputation and the confidence of our valued subscribers.
With an expert panel of executives, thought leaders, and our editorial board conducting a meticulous review, these winners stand out as true industry champions.
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Usually, the qualified subscribers of our magazine nominate companies with whom they have collaborated and experienced exceptional results to be in this list. Did a company you recently worked with give you stellar results and ROI? Did it turn out to be one you would wholeheartedly recommend to peers? Or do you know of such an outstanding company through your network? Please fill in the details below and nominate them to be featured here.
Top Healthcare Real Estate Services
Kappler is a globally experienced dental and medical design firm and furniture manufacturer, specializing in private and boutique practice environments. Combining workflow strategy, ergonomic planning, and hospitality-driven aesthetics, ... read full profile
GBHLS designs and delivers high-performance operating rooms inside existing hospitals. The company blends serious engineering with practical modular systems, helping surgical spaces adapt to new technology without expansion. GBHLS works ... read full profile
Medical Asset Management is a full-service healthcare real estate firm offering property management, leasing, development and construction oversight. With over two decades of experience, the company takes a holistic approach to asset ... read full profile
Anchor Health Properties
Anchor Health Properties specializes in healthcare real estate development, management, and investment, focusing on medical outpatient buildings and specialty facilities. With a client-first approach, it enhances revenue, reduces operating costs, and boosts market share for healthcare providers through customized financial solutions and the creation of patient-centric environments.
Capstone Healthcare
Capstone Healthcare is a family-owned company that specializes in senior care real estate, operations, and quality improvement. With a dedicated leadership team, the company is committed to fostering a healing culture and making a positive impact on the lives of those they serve.
Cornerstone Companies, Inc.
Cornerstone Companies, Inc. is a leading healthcare real estate firm that helps physicians, hospitals, and third-party owners develop and manage their properties, enhancing the patient and provider experience. With a portfolio spanning 25 states, Cornerstone has full-service offices in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida.
Frauenshuh, Inc.
Frauenshuh, Inc. offers comprehensive healthcare real estate services, including strategic planning, site selection, development, project financing, and property management. Their integrated approach helps healthcare organizations optimize their real estate portfolios, aligning with their mission and operational needs.
Remedy Medical
Remedy Medical Properties offers comprehensive healthcare real estate services, including acquisitions, development, leasing, and management. They help healthcare organizations optimize their real estate footprint, adapt to market changes, and improve operational efficiency. Their services are designed to support healthcare providers' evolving needs and ensure high-quality patient care.
RTG
RTG acts as an extension of healthcare leadership teams, bringing a comprehensive view of their real estate portfolio and empowering their organizations to utilize real estate as a strategic asset, not just a cost of doing business. They provide customized healthcare real estate solutions through a complete platform of advisory, development, transactions, operations, and compliance services.
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