Plan the clinical space
- Patient arrival, waiting and room access
- Exam, treatment and support-room relationships
- Privacy and staff circulation
- Clean supplies and used-item handling
We plan your Orlando medical or dental office around the care you provide. A licensed Orlando architect works with us on the architectural plans, while our in-house PE prepares the engineering for equipment and building systems. The drawings coordinate patient flow, accessibility and life safety.
Coordinate equipment and services
- Vendor drawings and equipment locations
- Power, water, drainage and ventilation needs
- Accessibility, exits and life safety
- Specialist responsibilities identified in the scope
The project brief
Bring the clinical team into the brief
Tell us the specialty, staffing and how patients move through a visit. Equipment can affect room sizes and utility needs, so send vendor information before fixing the layout. Share any facility-licensing or agency correspondence so the applicable reviews and specialist work can be identified.
Local project support
Orlando and nearby communities
We prepare clinical tenant plans for Orlando, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips and surrounding communities, including Winter Park and Maitland. Available landlord drawings and building records help us review a proposed suite against the care you intend to provide.
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Before we start
Can an ordinary office become a medical suite?
We review the existing space and proposed operation. Access, plumbing, ventilation, power or other systems may need changes; the scope depends on the care and equipment.
Does the scope include every specialist system?
We identify which documents we prepare and which need vendor or specialist design. Imaging, dental equipment and medical gas requirements are agreed before those interfaces are developed.
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Tell us about the property
Send the address, specialty, room list, existing plan and equipment information. Include landlord requirements and any agency correspondence.