The US Green Building Council certified this building for its environmentally sustainable design and energy efficiency. Abundant power, storm shelter, security provides peace of mind for owner and tenants. Part of a three building medical / office park with ample parking. WHY OPEN A MEDICAL PRACTICE IN HOFFMAN ESTATES? Hoffman Estates, IL can be a strategic and appealing location to open a medical practice for several reasons. Here's a breakdown of what makes it a good spot: 1. Demographics & Population Affluent Suburb: Hoffman Estates has a relatively high median household income, which can correlate with better insurance coverage and willingness to spend on healthcare services. Growing Population: As part of the northwest suburbs of Chicago, it's a growing community with a mix of families, working professionals, and retirees—all needing various types of medical care. Diverse Population: The area is ethnically diverse, which can support specialized practices or bilingual services. 2. Proximity to Chicago Close enough to draw from Chicago’s large population base, but far enough to avoid the saturation and competition of the downtown medical market. Easy access via I-90 and major roadways allows patients to travel conveniently. 3. Established Medical Ecosystem Presence of Major Healthcare Players: Advocate Health Care and AMITA Health have a presence in or near Hoffman Estates, which means there’s already infrastructure for referrals, partnerships, and specialized care coordination. Presence of St. Alexius Medical Center: A full-service hospital in the area supports specialists, urgent care, and outpatient services. 4. Business-Friendly Environment Hoffman Estates supports local businesses and economic development. There are incentives and support programs available for new practices or clinics, especially those that fulfill a community need. 5. Gaps in Specialized Services Depending on your specialty, there may be underserved populations (e.g., geriatrics, mental health, dermatology, or pediatrics), offering an opportunity to meet unmet needs. 6. Quality of Life for Providers Good schools, safe neighborhoods, parks, and amenities make it an attractive place for medical professionals to live and work. Easier work-life balance compared to a more urban hospital-based environment.