Here are three observations:
1. The new facility is scheduled to open in April 2018. The practice will use the third floor of the existing building for administrative operations and reserve additional space for clinical operations.
2. The Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin plans to open a 7,125-square-foot flagship clinic in the western portion of the building’s ground level with a patient drop-off area and parking to better serve the practice’s customers.
3. With four locations across Wisconsin, the Orthopedic Institute of Wisconsin offers a multispecialty continuum of diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, education, preventive care and follow-up.
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