Healthcare Facilities Managers consider Interlink to be one of the best and most affordable opportunities for learning and sharing in Texas. Because the conference focuses on the unique opportunities and problems that we face, this event has earned a loyal following of participants.  Interlink delivers the best value in professional development for facility managers in Texas. In addition to its content, the conference provides ongoing opportunities to discuss emerging issues and best practices with colleagues, vendors, and consultants across a broad continuum of health care issues.

 

Interlink 2019 will feature the perfect balance of thought-provoking general sessions and concurrent workshop sessions that focused on specific issues. This year's conference features a Compliance, Operations, and a Quality Improvement Track.  Our multi-track program was created for facility managers, project managers, engineering/maintenance personnel, administrators, safety officers, risk managers, architects, engineers, or other interested parties.

Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands

The Woodlands, Texas

Facility Manager's - $75 Members/ $175 Non-Members | Industry Associates - $125 Members/$175 Non Members

McGough Construction

Dallas, Texas

Take part in an interactive discussion with industry experts to learn how healthcare facility managers can more effectively manage the construction close-out process. Topics included in the discussion will be early evaluation of warranties and operation & maintenance requirements, owner training prior to turnover and best practices for close out documentation.

A new construction project at Texas Children's Hospital has added about 23,000 square feet of lab space.

Taking the right business approach to planning for energy resiliency can yield benefits both in terms of costs and the environment.

Among the options available for improving the efficiency of a VRF system are dedicated outdoor air systems and energy recovery ventilators.

There are many ways to get involved and have your voice be heard regarding code improvement, says ASHE President Dean Pufahl.

Topics in this month's mailbag include HVAC units and drain cleaning.

Modern lighting control systems offer a wealth of options and opportunities for health care facilities.

Selling off real estate is one way health systems and hospitals are freeing up capital to apply toward needed renovations.

Evidence-based design can help healthcare facilities in a number of ways and has the potential to reduce costs while improving quality of care and patient satisfaction.

When it comes to managing employees and contractors, it's important for facility managers to clearly and effectively communicate objectives and goals.