We have a singular mission when it comes to mobility in healthcare: make parking the simple part. People have more pressing matters when visiting healthcare facilities; they don’t need to worry about finding or paying for parking. The COVID-19 pandemic has compounded this. Now, people need healthcare facilities to be cleaner and more efficient than ever—and that includes getting into and out of buildings.
In our FLASHFuture ‘21 virtual conference, we brought together our leaders to discuss the future of mobility, and parking’s role within it. In short: we talked about how travel is changing. And while these changes are broad enough to affect most transportation, particularly within cities, they also deeply affect some specific industries more than others—healthcare is a prime example. Institutions like hospitals are taking robust audits of their parking systems to ensure that people can quickly enter and exit while balancing the revenue contributions that parking provides.
The team is composed of experts with intimate knowledge of the opportunities and challenges facing various industries. We believe that there are some important considerations that healthcare parking professionals need to keep in mind when adapting to new customer journeys and making parking easier. by Miranda Waldron-Curry
