The patient experience starts in the parking lot.

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The patient experience starts in the parking lot. By the time someone walks through your doors, they may already be late, anxious, or ready to reschedule. Parking flow is one of the most overlooked levers in hospital operations — and it connects directly to appointment adherence, staff readiness, and emergency access. Small infrastructure and signage changes can quietly move the needle on patient satisfaction scores and throughput. The building is just the beginning. The journey starts at the curb.

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