The healthcare industry is evolving, with an increasing focus on patient convenience and integrated services.

The Queen St Village at 127 Queen St, Southport, exemplifies this trend, offering a cohesive healthcare environment that meets the diverse needs of the community.

Ray White Commercial Medical, led by healthcare specialist Franz Stapelberg, played a key role in this transformation through strategic planning and innovative solutions.

Health HQ, recognising the potential to optimise their large tenancy, approached RWC Medical to identify suitable medical operators for subleasing. The challenge was to find a tenant that would complement existing services while enhancing the overall patient experience at Queen St Village.

Stapelberg explained that Health HQ needed to sublease a 165 sqm fitted-out space within their tenancy. After evaluating various options, RWC Medical identified a fracture clinic as the ideal fit.

“This service would alleviate pressure on hospital waiting rooms and create a seamless flow for patients within the centre. Patients could visit their GP, get referred to QLD X-Ray for diagnosis, and then receive treatment at the fracture clinic, all in one convenient location,” he said.

Stapelberg added that this strategic move reflects the growing demand for convenience and comprehensive healthcare services within the community, ensuring successful outcomes for both providers and patients.

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