From Reactive to Ready: Building a Smarter Healthcare Response Strategy

Date/Time
Date(s) - 10/14/2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

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Unexpected facility issues are inevitable in healthcare. Whether it’s a water leak, power outage, or equipment issue, the difference between a minor disruption and a major operational event often comes down to how quickly facilities teams can access the information they need to respond.

Join us to discover how leading healthcare organizations are building smarter response strategies by combining predictive technologies with immediate access to critical building information. Learn how current building plans, equipment and asset locations, utility shutoff maps, maintenance histories, building system documentation, and other essential facility information help technicians diagnose problems faster, make informed decisions under pressure, and minimize downtime when every minute matters.

We’ll also explore how predictive technologies and connected building systems can provide valuable insights into asset and system performance, helping facilities teams prioritize maintenance, strengthen operational readiness, and respond more effectively when issues arise. Together, these tools create a more connected, resilient approach to healthcare facilities management – one that supports patient care by reducing delays and improving coordination during both routine maintenance and emergency events.

Whether you’re responsible for a single hospital or an entire healthcare system, you’ll leave with practical strategies to improve emergency response, reduce operational downtime, and ensure your team has the right information at the right time to keep your facilities, and the people who depend on them, running safely and efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify strategies to reduce facility downtime during emergencies.
  • Improve response times through better access to critical building information.
  • Explore how predictive technologies support operational readiness.
  • Learn best practices for organizing and maintaining facility documentation.
  • Strengthen coordination and decision-making during facility incidents.

Presenter:

David Trask
Senior Director of Customer Education & Success
ARC Facilities

David Trask is the Senior Director of Customer Education & Success at ARC Facilities and the host of the Facility Voices podcast. He is a keynote speaker and thought leader in the facilities management industry, focused on helping organizations leverage innovative technology to improve efficiency in facility operations.

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