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Sky Ridge Community Medical Office Buildings World-Class Medical Care Aspen – Conifer – Evergreen - Pinnacle at Ridgegate PROVIDING THE DENVER SKY RIDGE COMMUNITY MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDINGS WORLD-CLASS MEDICAL CARE ASPEN – CONIFER – EVERGREEN - PINNACLE AT RIDGEGATE 10099, 10103 & 10107 RIDGEGATE PARKWAY, LONE TREE, CO 10535 PARK MEADOWS BOULEVARD, LONE TREE, CO THE OPPORTUNITY Four Class A medical office buildings totaling 420,918 square feet located on the prestigious HCA/HealthONE Sky Ridge Medical Campus in Lone Tree, CO. The Aspen, Conifer and Evergreen buildings are directly connected to Sky Ridge Medical Center. Pinnacle at Ridgegate is immediately adjacent to the 284 bed hospital which includes Level 2 Trauma & Cancer Canter, Pediatrics ED and Women’s Hospital. • FOUR MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDINGS TOTALING 420,918 SF OF MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE • IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO SKY RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER FROM THREE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDINGS • COVERED DOCTOR/EMPLOYEE PARKING GARAGE • ESTABLISHED REFERRAL PATTERNS ON CAMPUS THE BUILDINGS ASPEN CONIFER EVERGREEN PINNACLE AT RIDGEGATE BUILDING SIZE: 118,336 SF BUILDING SIZE: 104,623 SF BUILDING SIZE: 117,781 SF BUILDING SIZE: 80,178 SF PARKING: 4:1,000 PARKING: 4:1,000 PARKING: 4:1,000 PARKING: 4.25:1,000 • Secure, covered access between three of the the MOBs and the hospital. • MOBs open M-F 8am-6pm and Sat 8am-12pm. After hours HVAC available, inquire for costs. • Janitorial service for tenant suites and common areas provided M-F evenings and a Dayporter is on duty M-F 8am-5pm, to keep common area lobbies, corridors and restrooms clean. • On-site building maintenance M-F 7am-5pm/ Available for emergencies 24/7. • 24/7 security available for the MOBs. • Electronic Tenant Portal available to Tenants includes online maintenance service request capability and receive building email notifications. • Online bill pay for rent statements available. • Two food service facilities on campus; the main cafeteria and Starbucks, both located on the Garden level of the main hospital. • Digital Directories throughout MOBs provide practice/physician names and campus maps for wayfinding purposes. SKY RIDGE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDINGS ASPEN – CONIFER – EVERGREEN - PINNACLE AT RIDGEGATE THE HOSPITAL Since its opening in 2003, Sky Ridge has grown to become a 284-bed destination hospital with a reputation for clinical excellence and world-class service. Sky Ridge offers compassionate care through patient-centered programs such as a comprehensive Cancer Center, adult and pediatric ERs, an award-winning Birthplace and a state-of-the-art Spine and Total Joint Center. Sky Ridge offers the latest in medical technology in a soothing, healing environment. Combine that with world-class services and the area’s top healthcare professionals and you’ll understand why Sky Ridge in Lone Tree, Colorado has become a model of care for the rest of the country. CAMPUS FEATURES • New 1,000-car parking structure • Helipad for AirLife • 284-bed destination hospital • ICU/CCU • Comprehensive Spine and Total Joint Center with 11 operating suites • Full-range surgical suites and private entrance • Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center • Seven new operating rooms • On-site imaging services • Obstetrical services and Level III Nursery • Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence • Sky Ride Cancer Center, which includes radiation, chemotherapy and • Ambulatory Surgery Center inpatient services • Wound Care Center • Cardiac services including two interventional Cath Labs and Cardiopulmonary Center of Excellence • Largest Birth Center in Colorado • Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, including Pediatric Unit, • Expanded Neurosciences program Pediatric Surgery, 24/7 Pediatric Emergency Department and pediatric specialty suite PARKING • Parking is complimentary throughout campus for patients and staff • Newly constructed parking garage is available to patients, physicians and staff • Dedicated patient and physician surface parking available throughout the campus. • Complimentary valet parking for patients at Aspen and Conifer MOBs M-F 7:30am-5:00pm. SITE • Complimentary Valet Parking • Parking Patient Care Line: 720-339-9607 Valet Hours, Monday-Friday • Free parking in garage on east side of campus Main Entrance – 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. PLANAspen Entrance – 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. Lincoln Avenue Sky Ridge Medical Center To Exit (193) T Pe 10101 RidgeGate Parkway o Spine & dia Tota tr Sky Ridge Lone Tree, CO & Eve l J ic rgree oin E Light Rail 720-225-1000 n B t C R ui e Station ld nt in er g , Physician & TION CIRCLE Patient Parking TA TRAINS Main Entrance Parking Garage Evergreen Entrance AmbulanceEvergreen Pediatric ER Building East Sarah Cannon Entrance Entrance Radiation Oncology The Pre-Admission Testing Clinic Sports Medicine & EntranceThe Women’s Rehab Center Hospital Spine & Total Joint Patient & Cardiac Visitor Parking The GardenHealing Rehab Valet Parking Infusion Services alet R E c i r t endor & V & endor a V i d e P o T Visitor & Patient Parking Parking Garage Sky Ridge Emergency Ambulatory Department Physician Surface Parking Surgery Center Patient Entrance AirLife Hanger Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at Sky Ridge Pediatric ER & Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers Sally Jobe Imaging Center Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children Multi-Specialty Suite & Concussion/ Orthopedic Clinics Valet Parking Campus Employee Parking South Lot Doggy Potty Station rev. 09/30/19 LOCATION DENVER TECH CENTER INVERNESS DR E DRY CREEK STATION E BRONCOS PKWY INTERSTATE 25 CENTENNIAL ST S YOSEMITE INVERNESS E DRY CREEK RD S QUEBEC ST S QUEBEC E COUNTY LINE RD PARK E COUNTY LINE RD qj MEADOWS MALL PARK MEADOWS COUNTY LINE STATION MEDICAL qj UNIVERSITY OF HIGHLANDS COLORADO HOSPITAL T qj S RANCH C E B E KAISER PERMANENTE U PARKER Q CENTER OF S EXCELLENCE LONETREE MEDICAL PLAZA INTERSTATE 25 LONE TREE ST S YOSEMITE LINCOLN STATION LINCOLN MEADOWS SENIOR LIVING LINCOLN AVE LINCOLN AVE PARKRIDGE MEDICAL CENTER SKY RIDGE MEDICAL CENTER CASTLE ROCK THE TEAM Dann Burke, CCIM FirstLEASING Vice President, Denver Healthcare TEAM Services Experience Dann Burke specializes in healthcare-related real estate transactions and medical office properties within the Denver Metropolitan and Front Range areas. Mr. Burke understands the unique needs of the healthcare industry. His extensive seventeen-year background in healthcare-specific development, design and construction, leasing and sales services provides him with the skills to analyze, structure, and negotiate complex transactions on behalf of owners, developers, landlords and tenants. Mr. Burke’s commitment to building effective relationships has earned him long-term relationships with an impressive client roster. Over the course of his 27-year commercial real estate career, he has held senior level positions with Newmark Knight Frank, Neenan Company, NexCore Group, Duke Realty Investments, Compass Management & Leasing, and Collier’s Turley Martin. T + 1 720 528 6362 C + 1 303 517 7787 Medical Practice Specialty Experience [email protected] DANN • Practice types, structures, and business models STEPHANI ANNA 1225 17th Street (how they work and how they make money) Suite 3200 Denver,BURKE CO 80202 • Practice synergies and referral patterns GASKINS HEISERMAN • Physician specialty hierarchy Dann Burke specializes• inHospital healthcare-related relationships, dynamics real and politics Stephani Gaskins specializes in Healthcare Real Estate Anna Heiserman specializes in healthcare real estate Medicalestate transactionsProperties and• Spacemedical usage officeand design/practice properties efficiencies Brokerage focusing on the successful execution of advisory services within the Denver Metropolitan area Represented • Project drivers and complimentary uses within(partial list) the - currentDenver Metropolitan• Regulatory andenvironment Front and Range impact client assignments throughout Denver and the Front and greater Front Range. Ms. Heiserman began her • areas.Swedish: I,Mr. II, III Burke& IV understands the unique Areasneeds ofof Specialization Range. Ms. Gaskins began her career in healthcare commercial real estate brokerage career in 2015 at a • Swedish Southwest: I & II • theNorth healthcare Suburban Medical industry.• HisLeasing extensive (on-campus, eighteen-year off-campus, nationally) commercial real estate in 2008 at a real estate boutique firm with a focus on healthcare properties. Center • Development (MOBs, ASCs, and all types of specialty centers - Centers of Excellence, • backgroundSky Ridge: Aspen, Conifer in healthcare-specific & development, development, property management and construction Throughout her career she has represented a broad Evergreen nationally) • designAurora Medical and Center: construction, • Asset leasing Management and sales services firm. Throughout her career she has been focused client base of landlords, physicians, and developers, Timber Ridge, Aspen Peak • Landlord/Agency Representation provides& Cherry Creek him with the skills to analyze, structure, and on healthcare real estate and has gained extensive allowing her to leverage her vast knowledge of • Parker Adventist: Alpine • Tenant/Practice Representation • negotiateMemorial North complexMedical transactions• Buyer and Selleron behalfRepresentation of owners, experience in healthcare specific leasing. medical real estate to accommodate the specific Office • Design-Build Construction • developers,Rocky Mountain Cancer landlords and tenants. needs of her clients. Center • Dry Creek Ambulatory Professional Affiliations/Accreditations Surgery Center • Dry Creek MOB • CCIM, Certified Commercial Investment Member • Park Meadows Medical • Beta Gamma Sigma National
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