Configured as a medical office suite, this efficient 7th floor layout includes three private perimeter exam rooms, a spacious administrative bullpen area with built-in workstations, and one interior consultation room that could be used for telehealth or administrative functions. A dedicated reception area with built-in check-in counter creates a welcoming entry point for patients, and there is an adjacent waiting area with seating. Each room is connected by a clean central corridor that ensures staff and patient flow remains discreet and well-organized.

Located on a partial floor with windows lining one full exposure, the layout provides natural light to two of the private exam rooms and the central admin area. The three perimeter rooms are positioned along the south-facing side of the unit, with two used as exam or consult rooms and the third potentially serving as a physician’s private office. All rooms feature modern lighting and clean finishes, with drop ceilings, medical-grade flooring, and discreet overhead lighting that complements clinical use.

Immediately upon entry, patients are greeted by a reception desk with privacy panels and adjacent patient seating. Behind this front section lies a large open area configured with cubicles and dividers, currently set up for approximately five to six workstations, ideal for administrative staff, billing personnel, or nursing staff. The depth of the space allows for easy reconfiguration depending on whether the tenant prioritizes collaborative team workflow or more compartmentalized patient flow. Interior walls separate this bullpen area from the perimeter rooms, creating acoustic privacy between patient-facing functions and back-of-house staff operations.

In the rear of the suite, a hallway leads to a dedicated lab room or pantry, complete with cabinetry and sink hookups. A separate restroom is located toward the far end of the corridor, allowing staff or patient access without disrupting clinical activities. The suite’s current medical build-out supports a wide range of practices—from general medicine to dermatology or outpatient specialties—while still being flexible enough to accommodate minor alterations.

Overall, the space offers a balanced combination of patient-facing rooms and back-of-house support functions, making it an efficient and functional solution for any medical user seeking a clean, turnkey layout in Midtown East.