Insights & Solutions

In this episode, Rebecca shares how teenagers get to design their own units! Learn how a board of teenagers is created and what parameters the hospital gives them to help them create the best outcomes for the units. Learn more about how your firm can get involved in a TCA project.

Kristin D. Zeit – Publisher of Healthcare Design and Environments for Aging magazines, and Jennifer Kovacs Silvis, Editor-In-Chief of Healthcare Design and Environments for Aging magazines at Emerald Expositions provide tips on things like how to get your work published in HCD and EFA!

Join in this inspiring conversation with Tiana Lemons, a Healthcare Studio Leader for architectural firm Orcutt | Winslow’s Nashville office.

Jocelyn Stroupe, CHID, EDAC, IIDA ASID is the Director of Health Interiors at Cannon Design---named again in 2019 to Fast Company’s annual list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies.

Rebecca Brennan RID, CID, CHID, EDAC, IIDA, LEED, AP is the principal and founder of Design Studio Blue--a nationally recognized and award winning, women owned design firm with heart.

Joanna Frank is the founding President & CEO of the Center for Active Design whose mission it is to reduce the risk of obesity and chronic diseases by promoting physical activity and healthy food access through the design of buildings, streets, and neighborhoods.

Join in this soulful conversation with nationally known physician and PBS host Dr. Richard Jackson of the Designing Healthy Communities Series, viewed in 4 million homes in the United States.

Jane Rohe, AIA, FIIDA, ASID, ACHA, CHID, LEED AP BD+C, GGA – EB is Principal and Founder of JSR Associates, Inc., an architecture and interior design firm, specializing in senior living.

Libby Laguta is a Healthcare Interior Designer and President of the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Design (AAHID) whose goal is to advance the practice of Healthcare Interior Design.

In this podcast, Debra shares her journey into compassionate leadership and how her love of design and the desire to make a difference propelled The Center for Health Design into industry consciousness. You’ll hear about Debra’s "aha" moment when she was with her dying mom in the ICU and subsequent hospice care. That, and how healthcare design has radically changed in the past 10 years with the blurring of the lines between retail, hospitality and healthcare.