Your Voice Matters: Building the Case for Facility Priorities

Healthcare facility professionals are the people who keep hospitals running safely, efficiently, and reliably every day. You see the challenges firsthand, identify risks before they become failures, and often play a key role in helping organizations understand where investments are needed most.

In recognition of ASHE's Facilities & Engineering Week, join Gordian for a practical conversation about prioritizing facility needs, making informed recommendations, and helping limited resources go further. We'll share planning and procurement best practices, explore the value of facility condition assessments, and discuss ways to address deferred maintenance with confidence. You'll leave with practical ideas for strengthening your recommendations, focusing on what matters most and building a stronger case for the projects your facility needs today and in the future.

After attending this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify practical ways to prioritize facility needs and deferred maintenance.
• Understand how facility condition assessments can help uncover risks and support planning decisions.
• Learn strategies for making stronger, data-informed recommendations.
• Explore planning and procurement best practices that help teams maximize limited resources.
• Discover how Gordian can serve as an extension of your team to support facility goals.
• Review the characteristics and design features of plumbing fixtures engineered to deter pathogen growth, helping protect patient safety and support regulatory compliance in health care environments.

Note: This is a Lunch & Learn program and is not eligible for CEUs.

DISCLAIMER: The views expressed by presenters in this program should not be construed as directly representing the views of the American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE). ASHE does not endorse any products or services promoted in this program. By registering, you agree ASHE can share your contact information with the webinar sponsor.