Dr Rueben Devlin, Mike Marasco | Humber River Hospital

World Finance interviews Dr Rueben Devlin, President and CEO of Humber River Hospital, and Mike Marasco, CEO of Plenary Group, on the public-private partnership redevelopment of the Humber River Hospital

February 18, 2013
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Transcript

Advancing healthcare through PPPs has now become international best practice and plays a crucial role in how hospitals are managed. Humber River Hospital in Canada will be one of the country’s largest acute care facilities when it opens in 2015. Dr Rueben Devlin and Mike Marasco explain how assembling best-in-class partners and a unique financing solution have facilitated the development of a technologically advanced, sustainable hospital which will serve the needs of its community.