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Medical Build-Out and Compliance
What the suite must support.
Short answer
Procedure and exam rooms need the right plumbing, power and ventilation. Get a contractor who has built medical suites locally.
In detail
Accessibility (ADA), fire life-safety and any county or city health-related rules should be on the due-diligence list.
TI allowances for medical build-outs are often higher than general office because of specialty finishes.
Checklist
- Zoning and permitted uses
- Rent roll, leases and expense history
- Access, parking and visibility
- Environmental and survey reports
Local context
West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter
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Questions, answered
FAQ
Who designs the suite?
Usually your architect and contractor, coordinated with the landlord's building standards.
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