Future Health Systems Transformation Summit · Canada 2027
A new era of care.Built together.
A national executive forum for the leaders building, modernizing and transforming Canada’s healthcare infrastructure. Bring your priorities. Shape what comes next.
Your priorities. Build for what comes next.
The room before
the next generation is built.
Hosted in Toronto from June 2-4, 2027, this private national forum is designed for senior leaders responsible for planning, financing, building, digitizing, modernizing and operating Canada’s healthcare infrastructure.
Canada is entering one of the most consequential periods of healthcare infrastructure transformation in decades. Across the country, health systems are planning and delivering new hospitals, major campus redevelopments, critical infrastructure upgrades, digital modernization programs, smart hospital initiatives, clinical technology investments, energy transitions and new models of care.
The Future Health Systems Transformation Summit - Canada 2027 brings together the executives responsible for those decisions.
This is not a traditional healthcare expo.
It is a curated executive environment designed around the conversations taking place before procurement requirements formalize, project strategies lock and vendor lanes narrow.
Explore Canada’s capital and transformation landscape
The challenge is no longer how to build another hospital. How do we build healthcare environments capable of adapting for the next 20 to 30 years?
How do we build healthcare environments capable of adapting for the next 20 to 30 years?
Positioned around real capital and modernization decisions. Not to showcase projects as exhibits , to bring together the people solving the challenges behind them.
Find the conversation
that moves you forward.Explore the programme through the priorities that matter to you.
The Next Generation Hospital
Designing & Building Canada’s Healthcare Infrastructure for 2035 and BeyondHow should Canada’s next generation of hospitals be planned for rapidly changing models of care? The discussion will examine future-ready design, adaptable infrastructure, master planning, flexible clinical environments, modernization versus replacement, and how hospital leaders can avoid designing today’s hospital for tomorrow’s healthcare system.
Relevant LeadersFrom Blueprint to Bedside
Delivering Multi-Billion-Dollar Hospital Projects Without Losing Control of Cost, Schedule or ScopeCanada’s healthcare mega-projects are being delivered against construction inflation, labour constraints, procurement complexity and increasingly sophisticated technology requirements. This conversation examines how project owners can maintain control from planning through construction, commissioning and operational readiness.
Discussion AreasThe Smart Hospital
AI, Automation & the Digital Infrastructure Behind the Hospital of the FutureAI cannot transform a hospital without the infrastructure required to support it. This conversation explores what an AI-ready hospital actually requires. The question is moving from “What can AI do?” to “How do we build hospitals capable of using it at scale?”
Discussion AreasConnected Care
Breaking Down Canada’s Health Data & Interoperability SilosConnected healthcare requires connected infrastructure. Healthcare leaders will examine interoperability, clinical data exchange, EHR integration, APIs, data governance and the challenge of creating a seamless information environment across hospitals, clinicians and patients.
Discussion AreasCyber Resilience
Protecting Hospitals, Medical Devices & Critical Infrastructure From the Next Generation of ThreatsModern hospitals are simultaneously clinical environments, technology environments and critical infrastructure.
Discussion AreasThe Intelligent Healthcare Facility
IoT, Building Automation & Predictive OperationsWhat happens when hospital infrastructure becomes measurable, connected and increasingly predictive?
Discussion AreasClinical Technology Transformation
Building the Infrastructure for Imaging, Robotics & Connected Medical DevicesHealthcare technology is increasingly shaping the physical hospital. This session examines how hospitals should plan infrastructure around emerging clinical technology.
Discussion AreasNet-Zero vs. Operational Reality
Decarbonizing Canada’s Hospitals Without Compromising ReliabilityHospitals cannot sacrifice resilience for sustainability. This discussion examines the realities of reducing energy consumption and emissions across mission-critical healthcare environments.
Discussion AreasHospital Resilience
Preparing Healthcare Infrastructure for Climate, Power & Emergency DisruptionHospitals must remain operational when other infrastructure fails.
Discussion AreasThe Hospital Without Walls
Virtual Care, Remote Monitoring & Distributed Healthcare InfrastructureThe future healthcare system will extend well beyond the physical hospital.
Discussion AreasDesigning Hospitals Around People
Patient Experience, Staff Safety & the Healthcare Workforce CrisisThe hospital of the future cannot be designed around technology alone. It must work for the people inside it.
Discussion AreasDoing More With Less
Procurement, Lifecycle Management & the Financial Future of Healthcare InfrastructureCapital is finite. Infrastructure needs are not. Hospital executives will discuss how healthcare organizations can make smarter long-term decisions.
Discussion AreasProposed executive discussions, currently under evaluation. The programme, speakers and sequencing are subject to confirmation. Saving a discussion creates a personal shortlist.
From connection to modernization to execution. June 2-4, 2027 in Toronto.
Arrival & Executive Connection
- Registration & Executive Arrival
- Partner Setup
- Welcome Networking
- Opening Reception
- Executive Interviews
- FacilitiOne Media / Podcast Conversations
Build, Connect & Modernize
- Executive Breakfast
- Opening Keynote
- Panel: Next Generation Hospital
- Panel: Capital Project Delivery
- Panel: Smart Hospital & AI
- Panel: Connected Care
- Panel: Cyber Resilience
- Panel: Intelligent Healthcare Facilities
- Curated 1:1 Executive Meetings
- Networking
- Executive Dinner / Evening Experience
Transform, Operate & Future-Proof
- Executive Breakfast
- Panel: Clinical Technology Transformation
- Panel: Energy & Decarbonization
- Panel: Hospital Resilience
- Panel: Hospital Without Walls
- Panel: Patient & Workforce Experience
- Panel: Procurement & Lifecycle Strategy
- Curated 1:1 Meetings
- Closing Executive Discussion
- Summit Conclusion
Designed around meaningful interaction, not foot traffic. Canada 2027 replaces the traditional exhibition model with a controlled executive environment.
Executive Discussions
Strategic conversations led by healthcare leaders dealing directly with the issues being discussed.
Curated 1:1 Meetings
Structured meetings matched around organizational priorities, project requirements and solution relevance.
Peer-to-Peer Networking
Protected networking time for healthcare executives to benchmark with peers from across Canada.
Category Exclusivity
Industry participation is intentionally limited. Where applicable, FacilitiOne selects one strategic partner per solution category.
National Project Intelligence
Understand where Canadian healthcare systems are heading before many requirements reach formal procurement.
Private Executive Environment
No crowded expo hall. No open-floor lead scanning. No mass-market networking , only quality of access and relevance of conversation.
Inside the experience: meetings, media and outcomes
One category. One strategic position. Meetings built around relevance, not random matchmaking.
Canada 2027 is intentionally designed to avoid the crowded competitive environment found at traditional trade shows. Where applicable, FacilitiOne will select one strategic industry partner within a defined solution category. The objective is not to maximize the number of vendors in the room , it is to maximize relevance. Once a category is allocated, competing participation within that category may be restricted.
Participating strategic partners may receive curated meetings with healthcare executives based on alignment between:
- Hospital priorities and capital programs
- Infrastructure requirements and technology initiatives
- Executive responsibilities and partner capabilities
Built around real healthcare priorities. Decisions expected to influence healthcare infrastructure over the coming 6-36 months.
Rather than broad product promotion, discussions are organized around real strategic questions: What is being built? What is being modernized? What infrastructure is reaching end of life? Where is technology changing facility requirements? Where are operational risks emerging? Where are health systems investing next? What needs to happen before procurement begins?
The conversation continues beyond the room. An ongoing platform for the Canadian healthcare infrastructure community.
Different responsibilities.
A shared ambition.Explore the leadership community by your area of responsibility.
Capital, Redevelopment & Infrastructure
Digital, Data & Technology
Clinical Technology
Operations & Executive Leadership
Procurement & Supply Chain
Energy, Sustainability & Resilience
Explore the healthcare community we are engaging
A national program, built region by region. Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.
Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
Major Alberta provincial healthcare organizations and facilities including:
Saskatchewan & Manitoba
Quebec
And major Quebec health infrastructure organizations and hospital networks.
Atlantic Canada
Your perspective belongs
in the conversation.
Join as a healthcare leader, share your experience as a speaker, or explore a strategic partnership.
Benchmark with the leaders solving the same problems. Participation is subject to qualification.
Bring your experience into the national conversation. Applicants may identify up to two executive discussions most closely aligned with their mandate.
Speaking opportunities are curated and subject to executive review. Speaking participation is not based on promotional presentations.
- Real project experience
- Practical lessons
- Strategic insight
- Implementation experience
- Peer-level perspectives
Apply for Panel Consideration
Healthcare executives involved in major capital, infrastructure, digital, clinical technology and operational transformation programs are invited to express interest in participating in Canada 2027.
Enter the conversation earlier. Healthcare procurement does not begin when an RFP appears.
Long before formal procurement, healthcare organizations are defining the problem, project priorities, technical requirements, budget expectations, implementation models, risk and evaluation criteria. Canada 2027 gives selected solution providers an opportunity to participate in the market conversation earlier.
Common questions.Answered plainly.
Canada 2027 is a private national executive forum bringing together senior healthcare leaders responsible for capital planning, infrastructure, facilities, digital transformation, clinical technology, operations, energy, resilience and major healthcare modernization initiatives.
No. Canada 2027 is structured as a curated executive forum rather than a traditional open exhibition.
Participation is intended primarily for qualified healthcare executives, health-system leaders, infrastructure stakeholders and selected strategic industry partners.
Yes. Healthcare leaders can apply for consideration across the 12 executive discussions. Applicants are encouraged to identify the topics most closely aligned with their current mandate and experience.
No. Speaking opportunities are limited and subject to executive review, topic alignment and final program requirements.
Selected strategic partners may have thought-leadership opportunities depending on partnership level, subject-matter alignment and program structure. Promotional product presentations are not the purpose of the executive program.
Meetings are curated around healthcare priorities, executive responsibilities, active initiatives and partner capabilities.
Where applicable, FacilitiOne may select one strategic partner within a defined solution category. Category availability is subject to review and confirmation.
The program is being developed for national participation from major hospital and health-system organizations across Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
June 2-4, 2027.
Healthcare executives can request executive access or apply for speaking consideration. Solution providers can submit a partnership inquiry for category review.
Canada’s healthcare infrastructure is being rebuilt, modernized and reimagined.
Be in the room where the next decisions begin.