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.

Memorial Hermann Memorial City - Bunker Hill & Piney Point Conference Room - 921 Gessner Rd, Houston, TX 77024

Facility Managers/Engineers - $175 Members/ $200 Non-Members

Industry Partners - $225 Members/$275 Non Members

The hospital, which is expected to open in October, will occupy a currently vacant 19,000-square-foot facility.

Both Encompass Health and Texas Health Resources made Fortune's list of best workplaces in Texas.

Facilitating the reliability of your facility's power system requires a thorough approach at every step in the process.

With the help of its Office for a Healthy Environment, Cleveland Clinic has achieved increases in both its landfill diversion rate and its average recycling rate.

The American Society for Health Care Engineering's advocacy task force has developed a new tool to help facility managers in their decision-making process regarding which testing and inspection requirements can be handled in-house.

According to the 2019 ASHE Hospital Construction Survey, 45 percent of respondents indicated that their facility had faced cost increases as a result of a construction code interpretation issue within the past three years.

Best practices range from sanitation and hygiene to traction and electrostatic control.

A range of options are available with regard to water leak detection technology, and it can pay to do one's research before committing.

Trends with the potential to affect healthcare facility managers include increased adoption of mobile devices and IoT devices and growth of micro-hospitals.

Involving the environmental services department at an early stage in the design process can pay dividends later on, especially with regard to flooring and other surfaces.