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Designed by Poskanzer Skott Architects (PSA), the project was the final phase of the practice’s expansion to occupy the entire 11,700-square-foot property.
“Ridgewood Orthopedics has grown into the building in stages,” said Barry Poskanzer, AIA, partner in the Ridgewood-based design and planning firm.
“We completed two smaller renovations that were aligned with their vision to create a modern, patient-friendly environment that would accommodate future growth. This is the final step in that process.”
ROG is a full-service orthopedic medical practice specializing in technologically advanced medical care for conditions that involve sports medicine, back and neck ailments, arthritis and bone fractures.
When ROG purchased the building four years ago, they leased part of the second floor to the prior owners with the understanding that it would be temporary.
“We planned to expand our team of physicians and add support staff,” said Practice Administrator Teresa Leidner.
“As the practice grew, we needed more space in order to provide the high standard of patient service that is our core focus.” Every aspect of the renovation reflects ROG’s patient-first philosophy.
“The second floor is anchored by a striking lobby and patient waiting area, which features glass walls and distinct check-in and check-out areas for enhanced efficiency and privacy. Additional exam rooms and specialty rooms for imaging and casting allow physicians to see more patients each day.”
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