Introduction Management of hospitals is normally complicated and therefore most hospitals adopt departmentalization. Each department is run separately in coordination with other departments within the hospital. Facility management can effectively help the departments or the hospital as a whole manage the non-primary care activities in each department. It can help the hospital management concentrate on provision of health services while leaving the management of its facilities to experts. Purpose The aim of the study is to provide an analysis of the benefits of parking facility within an outpatient clinic department of a hospital. It provides the merits of the facility to the clinic, patient and other visitors of the department. Thesis Statement Building and maintaining parking facility at the outpatient clinic department will greatly improve access to services at the clinic. Visitors to the clinic will experience convenience and patients’ will find it easier to locate their destinations around the outpatient clinic department. Overview of the outpatient clinic department The outpatient clinic department identified offers various services which include diagnostics as well as neurology specialty services to patients. It also offers therapy social services. It provides treatment for headache, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, vascular and muscular diseases as well as diseases of Peripheral Nervous System. It also offers neuroimmunology and neuroocology. Its diagnostic services include neurophysiology, cardiology, neuropsychology as well as neurosonology. In addition, it offers physiotherapy and social pedagogy. The clinic plays a very significant role as it also carries out research in neurology aimed at providing better services to patients and supporting education initiatives (Department of Neurology, University of Regensburg, 2011). Need for parking facility The outpatient clinic has various structures and facilities that require modification and redevelopment. Locating outpatient according to the patient demographic profile would make offering of services more convenient as well as easily accessible to clients (Aggarwal & Stafford, 1979). Marketing studies in the US have shown that patients are willing to travel long distances of up to five miles to obtain specialist tertiary care (Hayward, 2005). Patients do not necessarily go to hospitals for primary care and that means that it is important to make the outpatient clinic facilities more appealing, modern and durable. Facility management would therefore help the outpatient clinic management concentrate on providing better primary services to patients. The facility management will be responsible for designing and developing parking for the department. Facility management will help the hospital build and maintain a free of charge and clean parking. Such excellent parking services would help the clinic attract more clients requiring healthcare services including those coming from far distances. The parking facility is to be built to create more space, reduce congestion and to provide safer environment for patients especially those waiting for ambulance services. It will also provide parking as well as waiting services for the clin