Built for an established medical practice, this second-floor suite provides a reception area, separate waiting room, nine patient or clinical rooms, an X-ray room, two restrooms, and supporting storage within an efficient 2,800 Square Foot layout. The plan separates patient-facing spaces from the principal clinical rooms while maintaining straightforward circulation through the center of the suite. Windows extend across the long exterior perimeter and wrap the rounded corner, bringing daylight into multiple treatment rooms.

Patients enter beside the waiting room, which is positioned immediately off the entrance and separated from the working reception area. The reception station sits just beyond, with a large built-in counter, extensive shelving and cabinetry for records, supplies, or administrative materials. From here, the suite transitions into a central circulation area that distributes patients toward the examination and treatment rooms rather than directing traffic through a general office workspace.

Along the primary windowed perimeter are four rooms identified as Rooms One through Four. These can function as examination, consultation, procedure, or physician rooms, with Room One benefiting from the curved corner window line. An additional Exam Room One occupies the same exterior side near reception. Moving deeper into the suite, Exam Rooms Two and Three sit around the dedicated X-ray room, placing imaging within the clinical portion of the practice rather than near reception. Exam Room Five and Room Five continue along the opposite side, while Exam Room Six provides another treatment room closer to the central open area. In total, the plan provides nine rooms suited to patient care or professional use in addition to the dedicated X-ray room.

Support functions are distributed between the clinical areas. Two separate storage closets provide space for supplies and equipment, including one adjoining the X-ray area, while a compact kitchen gives staff a dedicated break and refreshment point. Two restrooms are incorporated within the suite, reducing reliance on common-area facilities.

Finishes include wood-look flooring through the circulation areas, carpeting within at least some private rooms, suspended and linear lighting, wood doors, and built-in millwork. The existing medical infrastructure, dedicated imaging room, numerous treatment spaces, reception and waiting areas make this a practical option for a physician group, specialist, diagnostic practice, or other healthcare tenant seeking an already divided clinical environment.