Healthcare providers operate in a rapidly evolving landscape where real estate is both a major asset and a strategic investment. With shifting care models, expanding ambulatory networks, virtual care and continued system integration, Hammes helps hospitals, health systems, academic medical centers and physician groups assess owned and leased portfolios, uncover cost-saving opportunities, improve portfolio efficiency and align real estate decisions with market strategy, operational performance and long-term growth.
Hammes approaches real estate optimization as not just a property review, but rather a combination of enterprise strategy, operational review, real estate know-how and financial analysis. Our team evaluates owned and leased assets against strategic, operational and financial goals, including utilization, lease obligations, facility condition, occupancy cost, surplus properties, market position, service-line demand, ambulatory access and future growth requirements.
Working with Hammes helps healthcare leaders answer practical portfolio questions: which assets should be maintained, consolidated, expanded, repositioned or divested; where real estate should support ambulatory expansion or market access; and how facilities can better support physicians, patients and operating performance. The result is a clearer view of how the real estate portfolios can support improved access for the health system and the community.
Hammes evaluates healthcare real estate through the combined lens of real estate, strategy planning, operations and finance. Because Hammes works across the full healthcare real estate lifecycle, we are purpose built to develop recommendations that are grounded in what it takes to plan, structure, develop, manage and execute real estate strategies.

Hammes evaluates owned and leased properties to identify underutilized assets, cost-saving opportunities and real estate decisions that can improve both portfolio performance and access in the community. This work may include real estate performance metrics, lease agreements, occupancy costs, utilization and capacity, facility condition, capital needs, surplus properties and ownership structures and strategic growth support.
Hammes helps healthcare organizations determine whether existing facilities align with the markets they need to serve, the services they need to grow and the access points patients and physicians need. This work can support ambulatory network planning, integrated care strategies, population health initiatives, campus decisions, access strategies and service-line growth.


Hammes turns portfolio findings into clear, prioritized recommendations that leadership can use to make decisions and move work forward. Our team helps define recommended actions by asset, evaluate capital requirements, consider lease and ownership strategies, establish timing and sequencing and align stakeholders around implementation.
Real estate decisions can directly affect physician recruitment, satisfaction and retention. Hammes helps healthcare organizations evaluate how location, accessibility, facility functionality, collaboration space and workplace quality influence physicians and care teams, helping clients plan environments that support efficient, modern care delivery.


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Here are answers to common questions about how we help healthcare providers optimize their real estate decisions.
Hammes healthcare real estate optimization is a strategy-first process for evaluating owned and leased healthcare properties to determine how well each asset supports strategic, operational and financial goals.
Healthcare organizations work with Hammes because our team combines real estate advisory, market strategy, facility planning and implementation experience. Hammes helps leadership teams connect portfolio decisions to capital stewardship, operating cost, patient access, physician alignment, service-line growth and market position.
Hammes can help evaluate hospitals, medical office buildings, ambulatory care centers, specialty clinics, administrative space, leased space, surplus properties, development sites and other facilities that support a healthcare organization's strategy.
Hammes helps healthcare organizations evaluate whether locations, leases, facility types and market coverage support shifting care delivery models. This work can identify where to expand, consolidate, relocate or reposition assets to improve access and support ambulatory network strategy.
Hammes helps translate portfolio findings into a facility-level roadmap with recommended actions, capital considerations, lease and ownership strategies, timing and sequencing so leadership teams can move from analysis to implementation with greater clarity and alignment.