​MASTER PLANNING

Facility master plans first became popular in the era of cost-based reimbursement, where an acute care hospital provided everything patients needed. Much has changed in healthcare, including the process of facility master planning. 

Consider if any of these scenarios apply to your facility and if now is the time to engage Murray Company in a new facility master plan.

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• Your CEO or CFO is new to your facility or healthcare system
• There are differing opinions on what projects to do next
• You are losing market share to your competitors
• Your community has changing demographics
• Maintaining aging systems is a financial burden

• Your facility is facing compliance issues
• You are unsure if your existing property has room for growth
• You need cost estimates and options to make informed decisions
• Cash flow and debt capacity are unknown
• Your current plan is expiring soon or more than three years old
• Spaces are underutilized or inefficient

• Adjacencies are not ideal
• Technology or security is out of date
• In-patient wings need repurposing
• You’re ready to expand services
• Your current master plan is thin on details
• You've recently completed a strategic plan
• Patient scores are declining
• It’s time for fresh interiors and finishes

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