Healthcare & Dental Articles
A clinic is judged on the day the first patient is scheduled, and the equipment decides most of what is behind the walls. These articles cover medical and dental build-outs, equipment rough-ins, healthcare permitting and second-generation space.
Urgent care and outpatient clinic build-outs that open on the date
The space was a mattress store. It had a glass front, a slab, a sixteen-foot ceiling and one restroom. Fourteen weeks later it needed to be a clinic with eight…
Read the article →Dental office build-outs: the details behind every chair
The first drawing we ask a dentist for is not the floor plan. It is the equipment layout from the dental supply company, the one that shows every chair, every…
Read the article →Building senior living and assisted living communities
The state surveyor arrived on a Thursday, a week after the fire marshal had signed off, and the building could not admit its first resident until both were sat…
Read the article →Dental and medical office build-outs: planning the space right
The first question we ask a dentist or a physician is not about the finishes. It is when the first patient is scheduled. That date sets the schedule backward…
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