Healthcare & Dental Articles
A clinic is judged on the day the first patient is scheduled, and the equipment decides most of what goes behind the walls. We write about medical and dental build-outs, equipment coordination, healthcare permitting and finishing 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 bare floor, a sixteen-foot ceiling and one restroom. Fourteen weeks later it needed to be a clinic with…
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 →Senior living renovations: units, dining rooms and common areas
Half the wing was still occupied when we started, and the schedule said the other half had to be ready for residents before the state surveyor's return visit…
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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