New and retrofit commercial, industrial, and residential buildings rely on integrated systems to provide shelter, safety, comfort, and convenience. Automated systems are possible because of controllers, sensors, and software that aggregate data, analyze use, diagnose problems, predict maintenance, and improve performance. The shift from conventional relationships to collaborative ones reflects and encourages innovation in design, technology, sustainability, and life safety.

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The NEMA Healthcare Facilities Council (HFC) was established to help improve healthcare delivery environments while expanding market opportunities for manufacturers serving the healthcare facilities market.

The HFC provides a forum for professionals to share knowledge and best practices in the area of healthcare delivery environments and execute projects that improve outcomes for the healthcare, electrical, and medical imaging industries.

The Council’s work focused on four primary areas:

• Networking: We attract and retain new council Members with expertise across industries and trades so that we can provide a forum for competent professionals to share knowledge and best practices in the area of healthcare delivery environments;
• Gaps and opportunities identification: Through dialogue and education, we identify and discuss issues, gaps, and opportunities encountered in the building, maintenance, retrofit of healthcare delivery environments;
• Solution delivery: We engage Council Members to identify technological, technical, legislative, and regulatory solutions to address those issues, gaps, and opportunities;

Facilitate market adoption: We identify and engage external stakeholders including Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) that are key to the delivery of healthcare to facilitate the adoption of those solutions.

Members of the Council