Capital Planning - Dipesh Patel
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Capital Planning - Dipesh Patel
Integrated Transitions in Health Care Capital Planning Dipesh Patel & Dominic Langley London Health Sciences Centre Overview • Why did we go this way? • Renal Dialysis Relocation • Community Mental Health • What if we did more? • Community Ambulatory Care • Alternate to ED • Special Considerations MATT input 2 Framework for Capital Investment • LHSC developed a framework, one that evolves, to assess capital investment • Key considerations: • Organizational challenge • Patient experience • Financial • Right patient right setting • We learn from each development 3 Milestone Restructuring • Following the mergers of three hospitals, LHSC was directed through the 1997 Provincial Health Services Restructuring Commission to align citywide services differently • Services transferred between LHSC and SJHC over the next 15 years • New partnerships developed with Lawson Health Research Institute and the University of Western Ontario • New buildings were added and building changes were implemented 4 Milestone Restructuring 5 LHSC Sites 6 Three Projects 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 2 Community Mental Health Facility 3 Community Care Centre 7 RENAL DIALYSIS RELOCATION 8 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation Why are we doing this? • Part of LHSC’s redevelopment and needed to be relocated • Opportunity to look at relocating in a community setting • Re-examination of the patient care model 9 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation Project Requirements • 35 renal dialysis chairs with support services • Equals approximately 30,000 square feet of space Community Engagement • Patient focus groups and site selection committee • Meeting patient criteria 10 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation Westmount Mall features • Close to Victoria Hospital • Central public transportation hub • Free underground heated parking • Natural light in the clinic (windows & skylights) • Below market lease rate for 10 years 11 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 12 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 13 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 14 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation Westmount Mall “Medical Hub” • West London Family Health • Shoppers Simply Pharmacy • Body Mechanics • Westmount Family Physicians • Custom Mobility • Kidney Foundation of Canada 15 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 16 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation 17 1 Renal Dialysis Relocation Success of the project • Rejuvenated the mall as a medical hub • Dialysis clinic became an anchor tenant and catalyst for other health care providers • Patient and staff satisfaction is high • Patient-friendly • Easy accessibility • Pleasant, non-institutional environment 18 COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH 19 2 Community Mental Health Facility Why are we doing this? • Project was initiated by CMHA Middlesex • Proposed building was too large for their needs • Opportunities for LHSC: • Consolidate specialized outpatient mental health programs in a community setting • Develop synergies with CMHA overnight program • Patient needs are better served in a community setting 20 2 Community Mental Health Facility Project Requirements • Conducted site visits and building audit • Deal with potential stigma / NIMBYism (Not In My Backyard) from the community • Mental health program assessment • Identified Adult Eating Disorder, Psychosis Program (PEPP) as potential programs to relocate 21 2 Community Mental Health Facility Site features • Quiet, residential community • Proximity to Victoria & University Hospitals • Access to public transit close by • Proximity to recreational trail and Thames River 22 2 Community Mental Health Facility 23 2 Community Mental Health Facility 24 2 Community Mental Health Facility 25 2 Community Mental Health Facility 26 2 Community Mental Health Facility 27 2 Community Mental Health Facility 28 2 Community Mental Health Facility Project Successes • Freed up almost 15,000 square feet of space at Victoria Hospital for acute care expansion • Consolidated some specialized mental health programs in one location • Made use of a vacant building and purchased at below market value • Develop synergy with CHMA overnight program 29 COMMUNITY CARE CENTRE 30 3 Community Care Centre What’s the opportunity? • LHSC in preliminary discussion with a private company to lease ambulatory space in their new multi-disciplinary centre • Privately built and managed ambulatory and long-term care 31 3 Community Care Centre Building Features • Close proximity to hospitals • 100,000 square feet of facilities • 50% ambulatory care • 150 apartments with supportive long-term care 32 3 Community Care Centre New care centre 33 3 Community Care Centre – Ground Floor Audiology Day Surgery Dentistry Diagnostic Imaging Exercise Centre Lab Optometry Pharmacy Walk-in Clinic 34 3 Community Care Centre – Second Floor Dermatology Psychology Sleep Center 35 3 Community Care Centre – Long-Term Care Two floors of senior residents who require supportive care 36 3 Community Care Centre – Long-Term Care Why engage with the private sector? • Hospitals are all being squeezed in both dollars and space • How do we deliver services in more efficient manner? • We are building less and looking more at opportunities to divest services in the community 37 Future Investment • There will likely be more opportunities to investigate how services performed in our acute health care setting could be better delivered in other settings • Our framework provides a good stepping off point • Increasing community interactions • Population Health Strategist added to Decision Support 38 Community Health Collaborative Vision: Communities where every individual’s well-being is actively and fully supported Mission: Partnering to build on community strengths to systematically and equitably ensure quality of life for all • Understanding gaps in our local infrastructure will enable not only the community to better plan capital investments in the future, but it will enable LHSC to have a broader viewpoint of the community as a whole when we investigate capital investment in the community 39 Membership of the Collaborative • Addiction Services of Thames Valley • Canadian Mental Health Association - Middlesex • • • • • • • • • • Branch City of London Fanshawe College Goodwill Industries Human Environments Analysis Laboratory London Catholic School Board London Cross Cultural Learner Centre London Economic Development Corp London Food Bank London Health Sciences Centre London Inter-Community Health Centre • • • • • • • • • • • • London Police Middlesex County Middlesex-London Health Unit St Joseph’s Health Care London South West Community Care Access Centre South West Local Health Integration Network Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre Thames Valley Family Health Team Thames Valley District School Board United Way London and Middlesex YMCA University of Western 40 Long-term Cost Analysis Project (costs) Square Footage Capital Cost Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Renal Dialysis Relocation 30,000 $11M $450K $450K $450K $450K $450K 25,000 $4M $250K $250K $250K $250K $250K 25,000 $0 $500K $500K $500K $500K $500K (Renovation, Rental, Operating) Community Mental Health (Purchase, Renovation , Operating) Community Care Centre (Rental, Utilities) Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Total cost over 10 years Cost per square foot $450K $450K $450K $450K $450K $15.5M $51.67 $250K $250K $250K $250K $250K $6.5M $26.00 $500K $500K $500K $500K $500K $5M $20.00 41 Long-term Cost Analysis $0 $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12 $14 $16 $18 Renal Dialysis Relocation Capital Cost (in millions) Community Mental Health Cost over 10 years (in millions) Community Care Centre 42 Lessons Learned • Community engagement with multiple stakeholders is an integral part of any capital project • Partnership with other health care providers expands the services available and reduces the burden on the hospital • The long-term costs of capital projects are reduced by minimizing our capital investment • We are not alone in providing services to the community; supporting partners can be found in the private sector as well 43 44