Welcoming Rachel Schnitzius
Meet our new VP, Senior Project Manager who is elevating our vision for Dallas Commercial Interiors Hoefer Welker is proud to introduce Rachel...
While much of the healthcare industry is focused on appealing to a younger population with higher-tech facilities, telemedicine and various healthcare apps, baby boomers are entering retirement age en masse, heralding the oncoming flood of older patients with unique needs.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, people age 65 and older will outnumber those under the age of 18 by 2035. This will be a new demographic shift for the country and could place an enormous burden on healthcare facilities to meet the needs of a graying population.
Engineering Insights: Expertise From Hoefer Welker's Senior Engineers
August 6 marks the National Society of Professional Engineers' annual celebration of professional engineers (PEs), and the vital work they conduct,...
Elevating Experiences - Design strategies for optimizing specialty care facilities
Specialty care centers are transforming healthcare by consolidating services into one location, offering seamless, patient-focused care that reduces...