Physical systems to investigate
- HVAC zoning, after-hours availability, capacity and responsibility for repair/replacement.
- Electrical service, panel capacity and any dedicated power requirements for specialty equipment.
- Plumbing locations, sink count, hot water and feasibility of adding wet walls where needed.
- Ceiling heights, above-ceiling conditions and routes for new mechanical/electrical/plumbing work.
- Data/telecom pathways, server/IT area and redundancy needs.
- Life-safety systems, egress, sprinklers and occupancy/use implications.
- ADA access from parking to suite, restroom configuration and door/corridor clearances.
- Elevator dimensions/capacity or ground-floor access for equipment and mobility-limited patients.
- Structural/loading considerations for imaging or specialty equipment when applicable.
- Noise, vibration, odor and adjacency concerns that could affect patients or neighboring tenants.
Important: Property-specific conditions should be independently verified by the appropriate legal, architectural, engineering, zoning, permitting, insurance and other professionals before reliance.