A look inside what we’re building for Monmouth County

A single-story brick building set back from Monmouth Road, with parking at the door, a monument sign at the street and a second entrance at the rear. Backlit signage on both faces.

You walk in to daylight, a backlit botanical wall with the Aura mark, and a self check-in kiosk. Reception sits behind a sliding window. Checkout is at the other end of the building so arrivals and departures don't cross.

Five exam and treatment rooms with windows, sage accent walls and the same backlit botanical panels used throughout. Each has a sink, white-oak cabinetry and a diagnostic wall set.

Four group rooms, each with a beverage station and a screen. Two are in a sage palette with soft gradient panels; two are in blue with backlit water-texture panels. Lounge chairs with side tables instead of rows.

Each office doubles as a private meeting room and telehealth room. It's where you sit down one-on-one with your clinician, join a video session when you can't come in, or bring family in for a conversation. Built-in walnut and white-oak casework, with the same panel language carried through from the public spaces.

Room names run vertically on sage end walls so you can read them from down the hall. A directory at the rear entrance. Guest lockers near the back lobby.

A small café for staff with a full kitchen run. Three accessible restrooms with fluted tile, grab bars and floating white-oak vanities.

Warm neutrals, sage, dusty blue and light wood. Nothing clinical-white, nothing that reads as a hospital.