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Lee Health Coconut Point Board of Directors Update November 17, 2016 #3400.159 Rev. 10/16 Guiding Principles Create an Exceptional Guest/Patient Experience Coordinate multiple disciplines and modalities in a one stop experience for


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#3400.159 Rev. 10/16

Lee Health Coconut Point

Board of Directors Update November 17, 2016

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Guiding Principles

Create an Exceptional Guest/Patient Experience

  • Coordinate multiple disciplines and modalities in a one‐stop experience for patients
  • Provide amenities and services that promote health, wellness and healing in a tranquil

environment

  • Design processes and flows that pull care to the patient whenever possible
  • Design processes and flows to support minimal to no waiting times
  • Employees are engaged and behaviors will help create an exceptional experience
  • Enhance the employee and provider work experience through design and process flow

Quality

  • Ensure coordination and smooth transitions of care
  • Provide state of the art care that meets or exceeds quality benchmarks
  • Provide prompt results (24 hours or less)

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Guiding Principles

Environmentally responsible, patient centered physical spaces

  • Welcoming, easy to navigate facility designed around customer/patient needs
  • Staff input to minimize wasteful staff movement and facilitate efficient workflows
  • Flexible design to allow multi‐purpose use of spaces and growth
  • Interiors that promote a healing environment for patients
  • Exteriors that are walkable and transit friendly
  • Energy efficient design that is respectful of the environment

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Guiding Principles

Use technology to improve quality, care navigation and convenience

 One patient, one record utilizing EPIC as the foundation  Incorporate telemedicine into the care delivery system  Single registration process for all services  Use technology to enhance patient and family engagement, communications, and to streamline interactions ‐ before, during and after the visit

Financial Health

 Planning and construction on time and within budget  Meet or exceed 5 year financial projections

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Freestanding Emergency Department Care Continuum (Observation) Unit Emergency Management Services (EMS) Surgical Services

Lisa M. Sgarlata, DNP, FACHE

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Freestanding Emergency Department: Focusing on the needs of the Community

  • Serving the community 24/7 – 365 days a year
  • Consistent with Lee Health mission and the legal requirements governing Freestanding

Emergency Departments

  • Treating emergent medical conditions 24/7 – 365 days a year

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Freestanding Emergency Department

  • f the Future
  • Virtual care:
  • Telemedicine
  • Patient Education
  • Patient Experience
  • Scope of Services:
  • Stroke
  • Chest Pain
  • Orthopedic Injuries
  • Sports Injuries
  • Respiratory Illnesses
  • Lacerations/Sutures
  • Head Injuries
  • Abdominal pain
  • Dehydration

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Care Continuum Unit

  • Co-location with Emergency Department and Surgical Services
  • Shared utilization with the surgery center for Orthopedic Patients
  • Model of care
  • Average length of stay ranges from 10‐14 hrs.
  • Improve clinical outcomes
  • Improve patient satisfaction
  • Avoid unnecessary admissions
  • Support Continuum of Care

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Care Continuum Unit: Diagnosis Based

  • Chest Pain Center
  • Stroke Ready
  • Dedicated Care management
  • Home Care Program
  • Transition Care RN
  • Infusion and Interim Care Center
  • Virtual Observation

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Partnership with EMS

  • Lee County EMS will be located onsite 24/7
  • Air transport accessibility
  • Paramedicine Community Care

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Surgery Center

  • Approximately 25,000 square feet
  • 4 operating rooms with plans which include future expansion
  • 2 procedure rooms
  • 25 patient bays which support preoperative and postoperative care
  • Shared waiting room space
  • Shared care continuum beds with the Emergency Department
  • All aspects of patient, family, staff, surgeon flow considered within the

surgery center as well as supporting departments; Breast Center, Radiology, Lab, Care Continuum Unit

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Surgery Center

  • Create an exceptional patient experience
  • Expand on the successes of the current surgery center
  • Patient and family flow
  • Location and building access
  • Staff satisfaction and efficiency
  • Location of supplies/equipment
  • Surgeon satisfaction
  • Implementation of latest technology
  • 23 hour stay which allows for more complicated procedures
  • Joint replacement
  • Hysterectomy

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Surgery Center

  • Create an integrated operating room setting which is technologically

advanced to support the latest procedures performed in an outpatient setting

  • How?
  • Use of current and future operating room technology through

comparison of products

  • Take advantage of integration in the operating room
  • What?
  • Bringing control to the operative field, to the circulating nurse’s

workstation, between operating rooms, to the charge desk and to an outside source‐conference room

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Medical Offices & Ancillary Services

David Cato, Chief Administrative Officer Kristine Fay, Chief Administrative Officer

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Medical Offices

  • Multi-specialty office to include:
  • Primary Care/Pediatrics/OB‐GYN
  • General & Vascular Surgery
  • Orthopedics
  • Cardiology/GI
  • Pulmonary/Endocrinology/Rheumatology
  • Opportunity for rotating specialists
  • Plan to be open 7 days per week to maximize access

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Ancillary Services

  • Full Diagnostic Radiology Suite
  • Full Diagnostic Breast Health Center
  • Full Diagnostic Cardiovascular Suite
  • Laboratory
  • Outpatient Retail Pharmacy
  • Cardiac Rehabilitation
  • Outpatient Rehabilitation

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How are we Enhancing Care Delivery?

  • Reinforces Destination Concept of “One Stop Shop”
  • Co-located all physicians in one practice setting; enhanced

communication and collaboration

  • Partnership with medical offices and ancillary services for timely

and convenient testing

  • Ease of Registration/Check In & Check Out
  • Designed with the future in mind
  • A Breath Of Fresh Air
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Registration & Promenade

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Rehabilitation Space – Therapy Garden

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Healthy Life Center/Retail

Kevin Newingham Chief Strategy Officer

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Healthy Life Center

  • The Healthy Life Center will relocate from Coconut Point Mall to the Lee Health
  • campus. The Healthy Life Center provides health guidance, services, and

education to inspire healthier lifestyles.

  • Dedicated to maintaining and improving health.
  • Learn about Lee Health’s services and connect to community resources

through daily health and wellness education.

  • Navigation to health services including scheduling assistance with Lee

Physician Group or an outpatient service, such as rehabilitation and testing.

  • Staffed by Personal Health Advocates, Health Service Coordinators, and

Schedulers.

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Healthy Life Center

Activities planned on a monthly basis that include a variety of health and wellness lectures and activities:

  • Physician lectures
  • Disease state education
  • Chronic Disease Management classes
  • Health and wellness talks
  • Walking Club
  • Cooking demonstrations
  • Stress reduction classes
  • Preventative screenings

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New programming in the last 6 months:

  • Yoga offered weekly
  • Tai Chi series
  • Essential oils classes
  • Guided meditation and mindfulness
  • Established as a Co‐op Produce location
  • Healthy Book Club
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Healthy Life Center

  • Highly visible location
  • Lee Health Solutions on site
  • 2 holistic treatment rooms
  • Expanded space for health and wellness programming
  • Dedicated retail space
  • Demonstration and teaching kitchen
  • Outdoor exercise area
  • Healing garden
  • Enhanced AV capabilities, including video recording
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Healthy Life Center Entrance

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Retail Layout

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Retail Products - Sample Offerings

  • Yoga Mats / Rollers
  • Pedometer / Fitbit
  • Bands, tubing, belts, pullets
  • Electronics Demo Station (health

apps, other)

  • Reflective gear
  • Fall prevention gear
  • Vitals Station (BP, Weight, BMI) –

Telehealth and Lifeline Display

  • CPAP pillow

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  • Lotions and crèmes, organic soaps, essential oils
  • Serola SI belts
  • Exercise balls
  • Hand weights / kettle balls
  • Cooking videos / books
  • Medicinal teas
  • Music /noise blocking DVD’s
  • Select clothing
  • Small kitchen equipment
  • Healthy Snacks, Supplements, Vitamins
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Technology

Mike Smith, Chief Information Officer

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State of the Art Technology -

Electronic Health Record (EHR) – single LeeHealth Integrated Patient Record Medical Technology – On-site laboratory Diagnostic Imaging Technology – CT, MR Surgical Imaging Technology Cardiac Technology Telemedicine Virtual integration across LeeHealth Patient/Personal Health Record Mobile technology Clinical Record Interoperability with major organizations across the country

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State of the Art Imaging Technology

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Integrated Operating Room

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Telemedicine

Specialist Coverage for ED and CCU

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Patient e-Visits

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Technology for patient/family convenience

Integrated Registration across Clinic, Physician Offices Patient Paging Patient Kiosks Mobile Device Registration MyChart Personal Health Record

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Integrated Technology Throughout – Epic EHR, Voice, Imaging

Emergency Department Surgery Center ‐ Ancillary Services Lobby‐Public Spaces Clinics Building Services

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Achieving Interconnectivity Through Technology

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Epic Clients – CareEverywhere

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Finance

Dave Kistel, Vice President Facilities Ben Spence, Chief Financial Officer

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Project Status Report

  • Completed Design Development Construction Documents
  • We have conducted project reviews with local and state jurisdictions,

including Stage II AHCA review

  • Submitted documents to Village of Estero for Development Order

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Project Highlights

  • Building consists of 163,500 sq.ft. of construction
  • 82,400 sq.ft. of space designed as institutional occupancy

* Imaging * Freestanding Emergency * Breast health * Clinical Decision Unit * Lab * Surgery * Pharmacy

  • 69,100 sq.ft. of business occupancy

* Clinic exam rooms * Healthy living center * Cardiac rehab * Demonstration kitchen * PT & OT * Retail & Café

  • 12,000 sq.ft. Central Energy plant

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Schedule

MONTHS

J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D

Design Permitting (FDEP, BSU, LCDOH, AHCA, ERB, Village of Estero) Development Order Approval Early Release Package - Fill Only GMP Approval by Board Construction Overall Duration Move-In / Training Occupancy

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2017

2018

LEE HEALTH AT COCONUT POINT Projected Schedule - Design and Construction

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Thank You