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LEED for Healthcare Part I – Sustainability in Healthcare
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Listen and learn as we explore the history behind USGBC’s new LEED for Healthcare Rating System, as well as some of the unique situations that arise when achieving sustainability in healthcare facilities. Kim Shinn and Steve Guttman, two members of USGBC’s committee tasked with developing the rating system, share their experiences in LEED for Healthcare’s creation and how they see it positively impacting the built environment.
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