Full-floor medical installation built with six exam rooms outfitted with sinks and six private offices, creating a balanced layout for both patient care and administrative functions. A central corridor organizes the plan, allowing clear separation between clinical rooms and office areas while maintaining efficient internal flow. Layout supports a range of medical uses with dedicated treatment rooms, consultation offices, and supporting back-of-house infrastructure already in place.

Circulation through the space follows a practical medical workflow, beginning with a defined entry point that can easily function as a reception and waiting area before branching into the primary corridor. Along this main spine, exam rooms are positioned for repeatable use, each sized to accommodate patient tables, equipment, and practitioner movement, with built-in sinks reinforcing immediate usability for medical compliance. These rooms are arranged in a consistent sequence, allowing staff to move efficiently between patients without disruption, while also giving flexibility to dedicate certain rooms for specialized procedures or diagnostics.

Private offices are set apart from the exam rooms to support consultations, administrative work, and physician use. These rooms can function as doctor offices, billing and records spaces, or quiet consultation suites depending on operational needs. Their separation from the treatment corridor provides a quieter environment for sensitive discussions while still maintaining proximity to the clinical areas.

Support functions are integrated into the layout with a wet pantry and utility areas that allow for staff use, storage, and day-to-day operational needs. Two private restrooms are positioned to serve both staff and patients without interrupting workflow. Electrical and building systems have been upgraded, supporting medical-grade equipment and ensuring reliability for practices requiring consistent infrastructure performance.

Windows along the perimeter introduce consistent daylight into both exam and office areas, improving patient comfort and staff experience throughout the day. The full-floor presence provides identity and control, allowing a medical tenant to brand the entire environment while benefiting from efficient circulation, clearly defined zones, and an existing build that minimizes upfront construction. Proximity to major transit hubs further enhances accessibility for both patients and staff, making the space highly functional for a wide range of medical practices.

Notes: Entire floor with 6 exam rooms with sinks and 6 offices. Upgraded lobby, elevators and electrical system, Walking distance from Grand Central and Penn Station, 24 hour/7 day access