Facility services for medical office buildings.

Everything your medical office building needs.

In a medical office building, the common areas are part of the patient experience. People notice a smudged elevator door or an empty soap dispenser when they’re already anxious. We keep lobbies, corridors, elevators and shared restrooms in top condition, with floor care and light maintenance scheduled so nothing looks worn between visits.

The patient’s route through the building

Patients follow a predictable route: parking, the entrance, the lobby, the elevator and the corridor to their provider’s suite. Every step is a shared space the building controls. Continental plans a medical office building along that route, giving entrance glass, lobby seating, elevator cabs and corridor floors the most frequent care, because those are the surfaces patients see while they wait and walk.

Shared restrooms are the other priority. In a building full of appointments, restrooms see steady traffic all day, which is why day porter checks and restocking matter as much as the nightly clean. Touchpoints across the common areas, such as door handles, elevator buttons and handrails, are wiped on each pass.

Medical buildings across the region

Medical office buildings sit throughout the service area, from San Mateo and Palo Alto on the Peninsula to Walnut Creek, Pleasanton and San Ramon in the East Bay, and Roseville, Elk Grove and Modesto further inland. Many share a street or a campus with retail and professional offices, so a single portfolio can mix medical and non-medical buildings under one plan.

Floor care and maintenance hold the building’s appearance between visits. Lobby and corridor floors take wheelchair, walker and cart traffic, so a scrubbing and burnishing cycle keeps them from turning dull. Light maintenance covers lamps, ceiling tiles and restroom fixtures, and floor care sets the refinishing calendar.