healthcare Facilities
Clinic Refurbishments
healthcare Facilities
Clinic Refurbishments
Clinic Refurbishments
What makes a Clinic Refurbishment project
Refurbishment is governed by the fact that the clinic is still operating, the programme has to work around a live service rather than an empty building.
Design considerations for Clinic Refurbishment projects
Live-environment working, with out-of-hours and phased programmes agreed around clinical sessions; dust, noise, infection control and access management while patients are on site; survey of existing services, plus asbestos and condition risk, before any programme is committed; bringing an older clinic up to current standards for accessibility, fire safety, ventilation and infection control; temporary provision or decant space so the service can continue; and a realistic allowance for what the survey cannot see until work opens the building up.
Regulatory context
Current accessibility, fire safety, ventilation and infection-control standards, brought up to date as part of the works.
How Axentia delivers Clinic Refurbishment projects
Refurbishments carry unknowns and have to be worked around a live service, so Construction Management is usually the safer route: Axentia holds the trade packages, sequences them around your sessions and prices variations without an external contractor margin. A single-room or single-phase refurbishment under £500,000 can be delivered with Axentia as Principal Contractor.
Case Studies
Examples of Clinic Refurbishment projects we've delivered
Clinic Refurbishments FAQs
What are the specific requirements of a clinic refurbishment?
Refurbishment is governed by the fact that the clinic is still operating:
- Live-environment working, with out-of-hours and phased programmes agreed around clinical sessions.
- Dust, noise, infection control and access management while patients are on site.
- Survey of existing services, plus asbestos and condition risk, before any programme is committed.
- Bringing an older clinic up to current standards for accessibility, fire safety, ventilation and infection control.
- Temporary provision or decant space so the service can continue.
- A realistic allowance for what the survey cannot see until work opens the building up.
I am looking to refurbish a clinic. What sort of delivery model is best for me?
Refurbishments carry unknowns and have to be worked around a live service, so Construction Management is usually the safer route: we hold the trade packages, sequence them around your sessions and price variations without an external contractor margin. A single-room or single-phase refurbishment under £500,000 can be delivered with Axentia as Principal Contractor.
Talk to us about your Clinic Refurbishment project
Talk to our team about your facility, budget and timeline — we’ll recommend the right route to delivery.