Meet the people planning, building and modernizing Canada’s healthcare infrastructure. A national executive forum connecting capital strategy with digital systems, clinical technology and the everyday realities of care.
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Standard event passes and executive-access applications; partnerships are reviewed separately.
From the blueprint to the bedside, healthcare transformation crosses disciplines. Toronto brings those perspectives into one room: capital and redevelopment leaders, facilities teams, digital decision-makers and clinical operations executives.
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.
Representative leadership roles across the healthcare environment. These profiles describe the intended audience, not confirmed attendees.
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12 discussions
How 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.
Canada’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.
AI 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?”
Connected 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.
Modern hospitals are simultaneously clinical environments, technology environments and critical infrastructure.
What happens when hospital infrastructure becomes measurable, connected and increasingly predictive?
Healthcare technology is increasingly shaping the physical hospital. This session examines how hospitals should plan infrastructure around emerging clinical technology.
Hospitals cannot sacrifice resilience for sustainability. This discussion examines the realities of reducing energy consumption and emissions across mission-critical healthcare environments.
Hospitals must remain operational when other infrastructure fails.
The future healthcare system will extend well beyond the physical hospital.
The hospital of the future cannot be designed around technology alone. It must work for the people inside it.
Capital is finite. Infrastructure needs are not. Hospital executives will discuss how healthcare organizations can make smarter long-term decisions.
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Proposed executive programme. Speakers, session sequencing and timing remain subject to confirmation. All times are local to the event city. Audience profiles are representative, not confirmed participants.
Proposed executive programme. Speakers, session sequencing and timing remain subject to confirmation. All times are local to the event city.
All times are local to Toronto (America/Toronto). Proposed executive programme. Speakers, session sequencing and timing remain subject to confirmation. All times are local to the event city.
A private executive setting for practical discussion, peer perspectives and relevant introductions.
Explore the decisions behind capital projects, digital systems and hospital operations.
Meet relevant peers and partners around shared priorities. Meetings depend on strategic fit and programme availability.
Carry practical questions and new relationships into your next planning, technology or delivery decision.
US$49.99 per person, per event. Toronto and Houston require separate passes. The final total and any applicable taxes appear before payment. Curated meetings and special activities depend on programme availability and participant fit.
Explore curated executive engagement, thought leadership and category-aligned partnership opportunities. Participation is reviewed around category fit, audience relevance and room balance.
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Talk to the teamCanada 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.
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