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Panelists at RealShare Healthcare say that technology has opened the door to more out-patient procedures.

On a risk adjusted basis, healthcare real estate is less expensive than some of the other food groups, but that gap is narrowing, say panelists at RealShare Healthcare.

One of the takeaways from the opening fireside chat at RealShare Healthcare on Thursday was that, based on the wants and needs of patient care, there will soon be many more facilities built in rural communities.

In part two of this exclusive healthcare discussion in preparation for this week's RealShare Healthcare event, Jason Signor, CEO of Caddis, talks about how to make an impact in lowering societal cost.

The real healthcare cost problem has not even gotten here yet, explains Jason Signor, CEO of Caddis, in preparation for the upcoming RealShare Healthcare conference, to be held next week in Scottsdale.

Panelists at the upcoming RealShare Healthcare conference say that hospitals and doctors, strive to provide the right care, at the right time, in the right place and at an affordable price that is relevant to the patient/customer and plan to discuss how that all intertwines.

According to panelists who will speak at the upcoming RealShare Healthcare conference in Scottsdale, AZ, despite strain on the insurance markets, experts expect good things ahead.

With 84 million millennials and 78 million Baby Boomers, hotels have ramped up brands and concepts geared specifically to the younger set, and Hilton and Marriott brands are some of millennial favorites.