“We basically tripled the space,” Matt Hildebrand said. Working with Luke Draily Construction, the $750,000 investment has more than doubled the waiting room, allowing for play spaces for children that will include televisions and iPads for interactive games. The expansion also has allowed for a dedicated lab space, open concept-patient treatment area for children, more private treatment chair spaces for adults, office and meeting room space, a lower-level lounge for staff and room for expanding technology. The expansion has also earned the practice the Keystone Construction award from Clay County Development Council.
