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Building or renovating your clinic.

Planning and information gathering The actual process of renovation or new construction begins well before the first nail is hammered into wood. Planning and information gathering are important first steps. The time and energy dedicated to both will be reflected in the finished product. Ultimately, good planning will save money. It also increases the potential for a good outcome, that is, a functional space to serve the collective needs of you and your staff for an extended period. Well in advance of the planned start of renovation or construction, assemble a file for information and ideas about your plans for the new space. * Note features you like about existing clinics. Itemize features you do not like. No detail is too trivial. In analyzing the features of other clinics, consider the needs of patients, of support personnel, and of medical staff. * Take pictures of features in clinics that you like. * During your day-to-day activities, note how you are using space in a clinic. Ask what features would make it easier for you to do your job and what pose impediments to efficient operation.