Perhaps you are opening a second office, or relocating to more advantageous quarters. Whatever your level of involvement in the project, the following suggestions may make your project run smoother and your life a little simpler. Location, Location, Location Assuming you prefer the practice of medicine to weekly sightseeing excursions to survey the real estate market, first engage a reputable, commercial broker to locate your new medical site. This broker must understand medical requirements, construction, parking needs and local zoning ordinances. Professional organizations, such as a realtors' or business association, can recommend a broker.
Experience is key.
Selecting a Contractor Be similarly prudent in selecting a firm to construct and furnish the facility. Remember, experience counts. Ask for references and case histories of specific medical buildouts that include construction details and costs. Prices are kept lower when contractors competitively bid each line item. Get the Right Input Ask for suggestions.