Groundwork was started in August to build a 10,000-square-foot building that will be mostly occupied by the practice. The ground level will be reserved for clinical practice, while the second floor will hold administrative workspaces and staff amenities.
The new facility will be about double the size of the practice’s current office.
The practice could begin seeing patients at its new office during the late spring of 2025.
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