Starting with the Rutgers Medical School in the 1970s, and extending through the Medical College of Wisconsin in the 1980s, and the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine in the 1990s, The Goldstein Partnership has been a leader in the design of world-class facilities for medical education and training. To help our clients compete in today's highly-regulated health care environment, we now bring our expertise to bear on the design of clinical facilities.

Enlightened health care professionals realize that innovative facilities are a key to their success. Our designs are tailored to the specific needs of each of the institutions we serve. Once a conceptual design has been developed, we solicit preliminary regulatory feedback from the State Dept. of Health. This approach results in a smoother approval process and in facilities better able to accommodate current and anticipated needs.

Today's complex health care projects require input from numerous specialists, from food service consultants to vendors of advanced diagnostic equipment. The extremely low rate of change orders on our projects is testament to our success in compiling their information and coordinating their efforts on our clients' behalf. Through thorough programming, phasing, and budgeting, and comprehensive design, production, and construction administration, we help assure the long-term success of each project.