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Clinic of the Future

Shade devices on windows Clear and clutter free wall
to control light
with neutral color Considerations
Clear and clutter
free wall with
neutral color Clinics may use collaboration between call centers for registration, scheduling, vitals, and check-
in before transferring telehealth calls to the provider who may be located elsewhere.
Desk oriented to minimize Drive-up check-in
shadows and glare from the Desk and screen oriented for
window
privacy Wait in car; reduced waiting rooms; separate waiting rooms
PPE and application prior to entering front door of clinic, including handwashing
stations with no-touch services
Flexible exam/telehealth rooms (some larger ones to facilitate dynamic exams)
Minimal offices; with telemedicine providers working remotely (from home or
centralized call center)
Bigger data and electrical closets
Reduced supply closet/storage space, unless increase in procedural volume,
which could lead to increased specific supply needs
Telemedicine technology counters/tables/consult spaces to provide and educate
Typical Physician Home Office Typical Employee Telehealth Room patients on using in-home equipment
Branded and partnered telemedicine rooms within general office spaces for
access to care or in long-term care, rehab facilities, detention centers, etc.