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Designing Medical Spaces for Comfort and Accessibility
“Service to others leads to greatness.” – Jim Rohn What makes a place truly comfortable? Given the weight comfort plays in a positive patient experience, any medical practitioner must rethink its meaning to different people. Comfort should not just be what our senses consider pleasant,…
How to Minimize Disruptions When Planning for a Medical Office Renovation
“Success is the residue of planning.” – Benjamin Franklin A renovation whether small or large is a chance at improving the medical office’s position, prospects, and profitability. In this process of improvement, however, comes possible disruptions to the business activity which is a trade-off that…
How to Design an Inviting and Relaxing Dental Office
“Design is a constant challenge to balance comfort with luxe, the practical with the desirable.” - Donna Karan To design an inviting and relaxing Dental Office is a commitment to delivering a positive patient experience. Dental visits are often fraught with anxiety but lightening the experience…
Maximizing Space for Plastic Surgery Practices through Interior Design
“An hour of planning can save you 10 hours of doing.” – Dale Carnegie Space is a luxury for any Plastic Surgery office and making sure that your square footage has been made to work for its worth in the most effective possible way ensures that you are making the most out of them or at the very…
Balancing Needs and Wants When Building Your Medical Office
“Distinguish between real needs and artificial wants and control the latter.” - Mahatma Gandhi When clients come to us to design their spaces, they often have these ideas they have in their heads about how it should look and what it should be like. We love their enthusiasm but in the course of…
