From signed lease to first patient.

Every clinic starts as a model: how many rooms, which practitioners, and what rent the practice can carry. We build the pro forma first, then look for a space that fits it.

Every offer we make carries a zoning clause, so you can walk away if the city won’t permit a clinic in that unit.

A zoning certificate confirms the city will allow a clinic in your unit. Then we draw the space with you, room by room, from charting stations to the staff room, and give you plan options to choose from.

We bring in the mechanical and plumbing engineers the permit needs, and add an electrical plan even though the permit doesn’t ask for one.

Exam-room millwork, accessible washrooms, compounding rooms and x-ray shielding. Our trades know the finishes and the code a clinic needs, and the crew is clean and respectful on site.

Occupancy typically lands 8 to 20 weeks after the permit, depending on size. If we commit to an opening date, we hit it.

Pharmacists, physiotherapists, chiropractors and naturopaths can sub-lease rooms in your clinic and share the rent and leasehold costs. We start the search the week we start looking for space, so it adds no time.

After 15 years of practice management, our network reaches the practitioners who fit your model.

We decide what goes in each exam room, then buy and install it. If you’re moving an existing practice, we handle the paperwork and the physical move, so you lose as few clinic days as possible.