Medical office space without a lease
Practice Pillars licenses medical office space in Washington, DC and Tysons Corner, Virginia. You sign a license agreement, not a lease. Here is what that means for your practice.
License, not a lease
If you are searching for medical office space for lease or rent, we work a little differently. You sign a license agreement. It covers the use of a space and the services that come with it. It does not create a lease or any other interest in the property.
- What you sign
- a license agreement for the space and its services, not a lease.
- Dedicated space
- a private office or exam room assigned to your practice, with 24/7 access. It is provided as it stands, and you set it up for your practice.
- Flexible space
- furnished private offices and exam rooms that you reserve when you need them.
- Included with both
- utilities, WiFi, janitorial service, medical waste disposal, and use of the common areas and shared amenities.
- What you do not take on
- a lease to negotiate or sign.
Common questions
- Do you lease medical office space?
- No. We license it. The agreement covers the space and the services that come with it, and it does not create a lease or any other interest in the property.
- Is a license the same as renting?
- In everyday terms it works like renting an office: you pay for the use of a space and its services. The difference is the paperwork. You sign a license agreement, not a lease.
- Can I see patients there?
- Yes. The license is for medical services. Flexible space is furnished private offices and exam rooms. Dedicated space is provided as it stands, so you set it up for your practice.
- Do you offer more than space?
- Yes. Practice Pillars also runs the front desk, revenue and marketing for practices. See our services.
- How do I find out what is available?
- Ask us. We will show you what is open and quote it for your practice. Book a tour.
See the space.
Come and see the space. We will show you what is available and what it costs.