The Move, Season 1, Episode 2
About This Episode
Jarrod and Michael explore a seismic shift happening right now in healthcare delivery — and what it means for real estate investors who are paying attention.
In this episode, the hosts unpack the dramatic transition from inpatient to outpatient care models, and why this is a fundamental transformation in how healthcare is delivered. Today’s patients want convenience and accessibility above all else, and that’s reshaping everything from where facilities are built to how healthcare systems plan for the future.
Jarrod and Michael explain why healthcare real estate has officially graduated from “alternative asset” status to “essential investment category,” driven largely by this outpatient boom. But here’s the catch: not all healthcare properties are created equal. The success of these investments hinges on strategic planning and — more than ever — location optimization.
This episode is a wake-up call for both investors and healthcare systems. The old playbook doesn’t work anymore. Whether you’re evaluating potential properties or trying to understand where the healthcare industry is headed, this conversation will give you the insights you need to stay ahead of the curve.
Tune in to discover why the future of healthcare real estate is all about meeting patients where they are — literally.
Key Themes and Takeaways
- Healthcare real estate is no longer alternative — it’s essential. The sector has graduated from niche status to a core investment category, driven largely by the structural shift toward outpatient care.
- Patients want convenience, and that’s reshaping everything. Consumer preferences for accessible, conveniently located care are fundamentally changing where facilities are built and how healthcare systems plan for the future.
- Outpatient is a structural shift, not a trend. The move from inpatient to outpatient care reflects a permanent change in how healthcare is delivered — one that prioritizes efficiency, accessibility, and patient experience.
- Location is more critical than ever. Not all healthcare properties are created equal. Success in this sector hinges on strategic planning and location optimization that meets patients where they are.
- Technology and design must evolve together. Integrating innovative design and technology into healthcare facilities is essential for adapting to changing medical practices and patient expectations.
- Collaboration unlocks the best outcomes. The most effective healthcare real estate solutions emerge from close partnership between healthcare providers and developers who understand each other’s needs and constraints.
Chapters
- 00:13 – The Shift in Healthcare Real Estate
- 00:54 – The Shift to Outpatient Care
- 06:30 – Understanding Healthcare Real Estate Strategies
- 14:10 – Navigating the Complexities of Healthcare Systems and Real Estate Solutions
- 24:11 – Emerging Trends in Healthcare Real Estate
- 28:29 – The Future of Healthcare Real Estate
About the Hosts
Jarrod Daddis is President and Managing Partner at NexCore Group, where he leads strategic and operational functions across the company’s eleven offices.
With 27 years of experience in healthcare, life sciences, and seniors housing real estate development, Jarrod has transacted billions of dollars in real estate while building lasting relationships with clients and colleagues.
Connect with Jarrod Daddis on LinkedIn.
Michael Ray is Chief Investment Officer at NexCore Group, where he leads the company’s investment and capitalization strategies.
With a background as a private equity attorney and real estate investment professional, Michael specializes in creating deal structures that drive strategic alignment and positive outcomes for physicians and capital partners alike.
Connect with Michael Ray on LinkedIn.