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Designing a practice with
your needs in mind.
Let us design your practice around you.
Avoid costly mistakes by partnering with Midmark early in the
planning stage. Our in-house design team can help you uncover
unforeseen pitfalls before construction ever begins, such as:
Insufficient space for the instrument processing area
Inconvenient pharmacy location
Excessive cabinetry
Awkward and unsafe cage bank configurations
Inadequate clearance for equipment or team member movement
Unsuitable flooring for care environment
Impractical layout to support expansion
Make your dream clinic a reality while ensuring that your practice is
efficient. This will help you retain talented staff and lead to better
outcomes for your patients.
Let's design better care
together—today.
To learn more, speak to your Covetrus representative,
call 1.800.Midmark, or visit midmark.com/design.
Practice Design
Consider the value of your
equipment manufacturer.
Often, equipment manufacturers are
brought in at the end of a project
because equipment is the last item to
be installed. However, costly pitfalls
can be avoided with manufacturer
collaboration that considers how staff
will use the equipment within a space,
as well as best practices that support
your workflow.
Visualize your space in 3D.
Rather than hovering over flat
blueprints, ask for three-dimensional
room designs that allow you to
visualize how a space will look,
function, and flow. This is a great
opportunity to see how lights, tables,
seating, and storage configurations
will impact the aesthetics of your
space and support your workflow.
Choose a partner who
will support you every step
of the way.
Make sure you have a design and
manufacturing partner who will help
you navigate through the project
details without burdening your team.
From delivery and installation to
post-sale training and support, a
knowledgeable manufacturer with
experience designing and delivering
veterinary environments will help
you get up and running as quickly as
possible—allowing you to keep your
focus on care delivery.
