In September 2013, Arkansas State University (A-State) contracted with Tripp Umbach to analyze the feasibility of developing a new college of osteopathic medicine in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Through the facilitation of a comprehensive feasibility study process that...
Tripp Umbach was retained by the University of Evansville (U of E) to evaluate the feasibility of developing a master’s level Physician Assistant (PA) program, specifically to be sufficient in research, data analysis and insight to allow the University of Evansville...
In December 2015, the City of Richmond, VA City Council voted to pass a resolution to support an economic development strategy to achieve the “highest and best” use for city-owned real estate in the downtown area of Richmond. The Timmons Group, on behalf of the City...
The State of Arizona is in a unique position to become a national center for advanced health care research, teaching, and clinical care through the development of the Phoenix Biomedical Campus. Such a campus incorporates the existing strengths of the University of...
In February 2012, Indiana University School of Medicine – Evansville (IUSME) presented a proposal to the Evansville Regional Business Committee to seek their support for the expansion of the current two-year medical education program in Evansville to a full-scale...
The Florida State University College of Medicine and Florida Medical Practice Plan invited Tripp Umbach to conduct a detailed feasibility study focusing on the development of a faculty practice facility in Tallahassee, Florida. To complete this assignment, Tripp...
