It is critical for healthcare organizations to know how buildings and systems are performing, according to an article on the Medical Construction & Design website.
A facilities assessment can show where there are optimization opportunities and when a facility’s deficiencies might outweigh its value to the organization.
The article lists five reasons these assessments are essential. To begin with, assessments provide a comprehensive understanding of the current state of existing facilities.
Assessments can also inform capital planning, budgets and divestment decisions.
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