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Over 60 million Americans live with a disability, and one in four face barriers to accessing healthcare1 – whether due to a provider’s lack of knowledge or physical obstacles. Thoughtful design can help bridge the gap to equitable care. Universal Design (UD) is the practice
When is the right time to take on a dental build-out project? Whether you are a new dentist right out of school or are well-seasoned in private practice, the answer may never be obvious. For Dr. Maricela Rodriguez in Chattanooga, Tennessee, this was the question
In a dual specialty practice, it is important to consider each specialty’s unique and shared needs to maintain a functional and seamless balance. This design considers the entire office and the individual spaces to maximize efficiency and the patient and staff experiences within. Since both
This 5,934-square-foot general practice goes above and beyond in providing a welcoming, efficient, and comfortable practice for all. A space of this size requires careful planning to ensure every square foot is utilized efficiently while considering the functionality and user experience. A circular front office,
This 6,054 square-foot general practice is more than what meets the eye. In this office layout is a small esthetician space, offering additional service opportunities for their patients. This small footprint can be a huge benefit to drumming up interest and business. Check out how
This 4,041-square-foot orthodontics practice is designed for seamless efficiency with mirrored, 4-chair bays and robust clinical support in between. Through thoughtful planning, effective zoning, and key design details, this practice supports an enhanced patient and staff experience. Public Zone This practice has opted for a