by Facility Executive | Jul 23, 2025 | Business Continuity, Employees, Facilities Management, Featured, Healthcare Facilities, healthcare industry, Healthcare Workers, physical security, Professional Development, Security & Safety, security measures, The Harris Poll, Verkada, Workplace & Interiors, Workplace Culture, Workplace Harassment, Workplace Safety, Workplace Violence
Nearly two in five U.S. healthcare workers say they have considered leaving their positions due to safety concerns, with almost half (45%) likely to leave their job in the next 12 months, according to new research conducted by Verkada in partnership with The Harris...
by Facility Executive | Jul 17, 2025 | all-electric hospitals, Building Automation, Building Design & Construction, Business Continuity, Citizens Energy, clean energy, Climate Change, Connecticut, critical care campus, Daughters of Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Digitalization, Electrification, Energy & Sustainability, Energy Efficiency, Energy Management & Lighting, Facilities Management, Featured, Healthcare Facilities, Hospital Facilities, HVAC, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), New Britain, Renewable Energy, Schneider Electric, Sustainability
By Jean-Marc Zola Imagine a hospital where every light, life-saving device, and breath of fresh air is powered by clean, efficient electricity rather than traditional fossil fuels. This is becoming a reality today in hospitals around the world. And it’s reshaping...
by Facility Executive | Jul 15, 2025 | David Sattler, Energy & Sustainability, Energy Efficiency, Environment, Facilities Management, FacilityBlog, Featured, Green Building, green energy, green HVAC system, Healthcare Facilities, heat transfer, HVAC, Marstecs, Sustainability, Technology, Texas A&M
By Greg Rankin When it comes to building a sustainable energy future, there are two sides to the equation: generation and demand. While most of the attention has been placed on producing more clean power, there’s an equally powerful opportunity in reducing consumption...
by Facility Executive | Jul 7, 2025 | acoustic design, Amenities, ARC Facilities, Building Design & Construction, Cleaning & Maintenance, Construction, Facilities Management, facilities teams, Featured, healthcare design, Healthcare Facilities, Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems, HVAC, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), interior design, Interiors, Maintenance, patient experience, Rutgers University, Sound Masking, Workplace & Interiors
By Jack Rubinger Traditionally seen as the behind-the-scenes operators of hospitals, today’s facilities management (FM) teams are stepping into a new spotlight — becoming key players in enhancing the patient experience. In collaboration with clinical staff, infection...
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Compiled by Facility Executive StaffFrom the June 2025 Issue of Facility Executive From management solutions to products that improve patient care, these five products will help facility managers elevate healthcare facilities. ScopeLocker Air Drying Cabinet By...
by Facility Executive | Jun 24, 2025 | Arkansas, ASHRAE Standard 170, Baptist Health Medical Center, cooling towers, Cost Savings, Energy & Sustainability, Energy Efficiency, Energy Management & Lighting, Facilities Management, FacilityBlog, Featured, HDPE, Healthcare Facilities, hospital, HVAC, Little Rock, Maintenance, mechanical system, Powers, Sustainability, Technology
By Greg Rankin Healthcare facilities require a substantial amount of energy to operate. In fact, the average hospital consumes approximately 250% more energy than a comparably sized commercial building, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. As hospitals face...
