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  • Dissecting the Lease: Option to Renew

    For most medical office tenants, the option to renew provision in a lease can be critical because location can be more important for medical offices than other office tenants and the investment involved in designing and building out your office is substantial.

  • Dissecting the Lease: Self-Help Provision

    Have you ever become frustrated with how long it’s taken your landlord or property management company to make repairs at your medical office? Frustrated enough to go ahead and make the repairs yourself and then forward them the bill? Unless you have a self-help provision in your lease, your landlord is under no obligation to pay that invoice.

  • Preventing Slips, Trips & Falls

    If you’re not careful about preventing tripping hazards on your property, your patients and staff may be at risk of serious injury including broken bones and painful sprains. Moreover, these slips and falls may force you into litigation, which not only can be expensive but also damage your reputation.
     

  • Conducting an Insurance Audit

    Accidents can occur anytime, so medical offices need good liability insurance coverage to cover legal fees, medical bills, and even the costs to repair damage to their property or equipment. Attorney fees, hospital treatments, and other expenses can add up, and without liability insurance, it can nearly put you out of business.

  • Is Your Office Senior-Friendly?

    Doing what you can to make seniors feel welcome and cared for in your office not only keeps them coming back to you, but it can protect them from injury and you from avoidable legal problems.