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Posted: May 1, 2018
Empire Commercial Construction teams with Getsloff Design Group and Meehan Architecture for two medical spaces
Canandaigua, NY Empire Commercial Construction, completed construction for the new locations of Fyzical Therapy & Balance Center and Ontario Neurology, located at Lakeside Professional Park and Lakeside Medical Suites respectively.
Empire teamed with Getsloff Design Group, in conjunction with Meehan Architecture, for design of the 3,125 s/f Ontario Neurology space at 195 Parrish St. The 1,900 s/f Fyzical space is located at 229 Parrish St.
“We continue to provide the residents of Canandaigua, and the neighboring Finger Lakes communities, with easily accessible and nationally accredited medical providers in state-of-the-art facilities,” said managing member of Lakeside Medical Suites, Jim Taylor. “We are fortunate to have the great folks at Fyzical Therapy & Balance Centers and Ontario Neurology add to our growing list of providers to help us deliver just that.”
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