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Making the most of a multi-tenant outpatient facility design

The right facility design can be instrumental in healthcare economics


Consolidation of providers, the need to improve outcomes and patient satisfaction and a focus on outcome-based medicine will all impact the outpatient facility of the future, according to an article on the Medical Construction & Design website.

More outpatient facilities are shifting from a multi-tenant building to a single integrated user. Consolidated practice buildings (CPBs) usually include:

• Shared or consolidated waiting space

• Single check-in area for the entire facility

• Consolidated records, billing and back-office functions

The right facility design will be instrumental in healthcare economics and the quality of service and significant overhead savings.

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October 20, 2014


Topic Area: Architecture


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