Healthcare construction On time and within budget allows you to provide uninterrupted patient care
Healthcare design and construction is complex and highly-specialized. Our process begins early to determine your needs, budget and timeline. We are well-versed in the requirements and standards necessary to build facilities patients are comfortable in and owners are proud of. And, we understand that you need to continue to serve your patients without disruption to your daily schedule.
Whether it’s a design-build project or you already have an architect and a set of plans, we will work with you and your team to construct the ideal facility that will meet your budget as well as your schedule. New construction, renovation or expansion? Our team of construction professionals collaborate to complete the project, regardless of size and scope.
“Dow did our first build-out in Spring Hill, and we really got to know each other. Before meeting Dow, I had experience with other construction companies, and there’s just no comparison between them and Dow’s degree of attention to his business.””
Featured Healthcare Projects
We often work with healthcare providers who are nearing the end of a lease who want to explore the possibility of building their own facility. We help guide them through the process from start to finish:
• feasibility
• site selection
• schematic design
• design development
• permitting and approvals
• budgeting
• scheduling
• construction
We have designed and built many healthcare projects throughout Middle Tennessee including:
• family practices
• outpatient clinics
• eye care facilities
• dental clinics
• veterinary clinics
“Dow has an excellent reputation for being hands-on, honest and transparent. Joey Rhyne is a numbers, get-it-done detail guy. That’s the type of person I am. With these two, the whole project could not have gone any better, from start to finish.””
When planning a new commercial or retail facility, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to pursue ground-up construction or to build out an existing structure. Each approach has its own set of advantages and challenges, and the choice ultimately depends on your specific business needs, budget, timeline, and long-term goals.