A medical suite with its own dedicated entrance from Lexington Avenue opens into a large waiting room that immediately sets the tone for a professional, patient-oriented practice. The waiting room spans the full width of the frontage and offers enough depth to accommodate multiple seating groupings, a reception desk, and shelving or display furniture without crowding the flow of patients entering or exiting. Natural light from the street-facing windows makes this area feel open and welcoming, and the broad footprint allows staff to organize the reception zone with clarity and ease. The entrance from the street provides a sense of privacy from residential areas above, giving the suite a feel closer to a standalone medical office rather than a shared commercial hallway setting.

Moving inward, a short corridor separates the public space from the clinical areas, beginning with a restroom positioned conveniently for patient use, finished in clean tile with a full sink and mirror. Beyond this point, the layout transitions into a sequence of exam rooms arranged along the main hallway, each positioned to facilitate steady appointment turnover. Four perimeter exam rooms sit along the window line and are proportioned to hold full exam tables, diagnostic equipment, storage cabinets, and workspace for practitioners. Their spacing and placement allow providers to move quickly between patients while still offering each room a sense of privacy and acoustic separation. Each exam room benefits from either direct natural light or soft internal lighting that creates a calm environment suitable for general medical, dermatology, pediatrics, physical therapy, women’s health, or other outpatient specialties.

Between the exam rooms sits a clearly defined nurses station, situated at the intersection of the main corridor and the branching hall that leads to the administrative side. The nurses station is configured for charting, patient routing, and transitional care between rooms, with space for storage, counters, and equipment. Its position allows staff to monitor the entire clinical zone from a central vantage point, improving workflow and communication throughout the suite.

Toward the rear corner of the plan is an administrative office that offers enough space for managerial work, billing operations, staff meetings, or provider consultations. Adjacent to the administrative room is a separate office or consultation room that can serve as a private physician’s office, a family consultation space, or a specialist’s evaluation room. This area is distinctly quieter than the main clinical corridor, offering privacy for conversations that require confidentiality.

Overall, the layout features a well-sized waiting room, four perimeter exam rooms, an additional interior exam or consultation room, a central nurses station, a restroom, an administrative office, and a separate consultation room. The combination of windowed clinical rooms, a prominent street entrance, and a clean, intuitive circulation pattern creates a move-in-ready medical suite suited for practices seeking strong visibility, efficient functionality, and a patient-friendly environment in an established Upper East Side location.