This article was written and published for ChiroEconomics. See it here Design considerations for adding physical therapy AS WE DESIGN OFFICES ACROSS THE COUNTRY, we
Lighting: An often overlooked element of office design that can make an incredible impact. Light affects people physiologically and psychologically and therefore has a huge
How much space do you actually need? Before starting your search for a new office location, or considering expanding, start with this questioning space design.
We’ve been asked often how we design the installation of a wall-mounted Pettibon System® Repetitive Cervical Traction device in a Chiropractic Therapy space – so
Design principles are never timeless; instead, it evolves with cultural influences. On average, the design style will “date” every seven years. A designer’s goal is
An interview with our client Dr. Lacie Guy of Valdosta GA was published in the Georgia Chiropractic Association’s magazine. She was quoted saying, “I just can’t fathom how much money and time it would save a new practitioner to be able to go out into the community and have a clear vision of what they need and want from their space.”
Your move into your new space is complete and furniture is in place, but your new office space is still missing that certain energy or
At the beginning of every season, whether is be new year or start of the school year, most people sit down to make a list
In the spirit of National Nutrition Month, we’ve rounded up our favorite ways you can display your retail product in your office. From a design
After you’ve defined the rooms you want in your new Chiropractic office, you need to determine the typical and most efficient flow through the space.
This article originally appeared on https://www.chiroeco.com/integrated-practice-design/ Integrated practice design and clinic strategies for care, layouts and physical strategies for movement within chiropractic offices Expanding your
This is a transcript of Enlighten Your Practice Podcast, Episode 27. Podcast host, Dr. Ken Braslow, interviews CrossFields VP of Design, Carolyn Boldt. You can
Physical therapy (PT) services within a chiropractic office can be a natural complement. But what must be considered in physical therapy clinic design? For chiropractic clinic
This article was written for and published in ChiroEconomics magazine. For more information from ChiroEconomics see their site https://www.chiroeco.com/ Understand the legal requirements for services,
CrossFields is thrilled to have been featured multiple times in issues of Chiropractic Economics. Read our latest article here or below.How to create an efficient
Lately, we have had more and more clients asking about stained concrete flooring. Stained concrete is a very “in style” option, and can really change
When you are planning a new Chiropractic clinic space, it’s important to be aware of the American Disabilities Act (ADA) rules for restrooms. When
Attracting new chiropractic patients is essential to the success of your practice. Fresh Ideas for Attracting New Patients as featured in this month’s Chiropractic Economics
Dr. Ochsner, of Health From Within, in Orland Park, Illinois came to us needing help on deciding between three different office spaces that he had
