What is the Future of Intelligent Homes and Communities? (2)

What is the Future of Intelligent Homes and Communities?
Presented in-person at Impact Summit 2015.

The Lake Nona Medical City is surrounded by education facilities, five million square feet of commercial and retail space, and a mix of residential options within the 7,000-acre master-planned community – reserving forty percent of the community for open green space and lakes. What insights can this community model offer to the future of smart, “intelligent” commercial and residential design?

In this session, expert panelists across healthcare, design, technology and media will engage each other and the audience to convey the following learning objectives:

• Evaluate the relationship between buildings, communities, and amenities in terms of physical, mental, psychological, and ecological health.
• Recognize the potential holistic health benefits of intelligent, network-enabled sensor devices in a home or commercial buildings.
• Interpret and integrate innovative design solutions for “connected” communities.
• Recognize cross-sector terminology related to health and wellness oriented design.

Participants:

Rosalyn Cama, FASID, EDAC, Board Chair, Center for Healthcare Design
Deborah German, MD, Vice President for Medical Affairs and Dean, College of Medicine, University of Central Florida
Susan Szenasy, Editor, Metropolis Magazine
Sandra Vance, MHA, Senior Director, Interoperability Initiatives, HIMSS