Healthcare real estate lease arrangements with referral sources carry intrinsic compliance risks that can expose health care providers to liability. RTG’s Goran Musinovic, Vice President and the Leader of RTG’s Real Estate Compliance Service Line, recently had an opportunity to sit down with Adam Turteltaub...
KNOXVILLE, TN. — Continuing an existing relationship with West Tennessee Healthcare, Realty Trust Group (RTG) has expanded its scope of services to the not-for-profit healthcare system to include property management and property accounting for its 1.2 million-square-foot real estate portfolio of nearly 100 non-hospital facilities,...
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted almost every industry, causing not only a drastic change in business operations, but even forcing some to close their doors. But that’s not an option for healthcare. With the lives of so many at stake, hospitals have had to adjust,...
Healthcare real estate advisory, development and management firm Realty Trust Group (RTG) announces expansion into two key regional healthcare markets, expanding its geographic presence and service offerings. “We are excited to announce our continued investments into Florida and Texas. Although we have previously served clients in...
An article recently authored by Michael Honeycutt, CRE, CCIM, Senior Vice President, and Principal with Realty Trust Group is featured in the February edition of Knox.biz and sheds light on the pulse of the Knoxville healthcare real estate market and how it has been impacted...
Register for this webinar "Healthcare Facilities of the Future: How COVID is Transforming The Building Landscape" on February 11th, 12 - 1 pm CST hosted by UAB Department of Health Services Administration along with the Alumni Association of The Graduate Programs in Health Administration. The thought leadership...
As health care systems continue to work and live through the COVID-19 world, the financial pressures of value-based reimbursement will continue to mount. As a result, smaller systems and independent hospitals will be looking for partnership opportunities with larger systems, resulting in more health system...
With the COVID-19 pandemic lingering on, there has been an increased emphasis on healthcare products (life-science office space, lab space, testing centers, urgent cares, etc). There will likely be a continued focus on healthcare real estate even after the pandemic has ended. Check out this weekly...
Improperly administered healthcare real estate lease arrangements with referral sources can expose healthcare providers to significant liability under the Stark Law and even the Anti-Kickback Statute. In addition to common issues such as expired leases and inaccurate rent escalations, “space creep” is another common concern. Space...
Since 2017, health care mergers and acquisitions have repeatedly hit record-breaking numbers.[1] Mergers and acquisitions allow health care providers to, among other things, increase access to care, improve quality of care, enter new geographic markets, retain or even increase market share, and increase revenues thereby helping...
