The MedRoom - Tampa Bay Beta

Where Space Meets Schedule

The MedRoom connects Room Curators with unused clinical space to vetted Room Seekers who need fully equipped, ADA-compliant, HIPAA-friendly rooms without long-term contracts.

Now validating in Tampa Bay

Find a Room List a Room

Clean professional clinical exam room representing flexible medical space for The MedRoom Tampa Bay Beta.

Tampa Bay only

Validation starts where local density can be learned.

Manual review

Every intake is reviewed before any match is discussed.

No patient information

Intake forms are not for patient details or records.

The deeper mission

Our Purpose

The MedRoom helps unused clinical space become patient access.

We are starting in Tampa Bay because the best version of this idea should be shaped with the people who understand healthcare space firsthand: physicians, practice owners, healthcare operators, Room Curators, Room Seekers, and local contributors.

This beta is not about forcing a finished platform onto the market. It is about listening, learning, matching manually, and building the right system before building more technology.

Built With Tampa Bay Healthcare Providers

We are not assuming we already know every problem or every answer. The Tampa Bay Beta is designed to learn directly from local healthcare providers, practice owners, medical office teams, and healthcare companies.

We want to understand where clinical space is underused, where provider access is difficult, what concerns need to be addressed, and what would make flexible clinical space truly useful for patients and providers.

Help Shape the Beta

Why The MedRoom exists

The MedRoom started with a real Tampa Bay medical space question: was a clinical office truly ready for the provider who needed it?

Jim Ong was helping doctors with real estate decisions — buying, selling, and searching for medical office space — when one provider raised deeper questions about ADA-compliant access, room suitability, and the technical details that matter in a healthcare setting.

That question led to Dexter Turner, a kind-hearted and deeply experienced healthcare operator who spent more than 30 years working with hospital systems in and around Tampa Bay.

As Jim and Dexter talked through the issue, they realized it was not a one-time problem. Across the market, fully equipped clinical rooms can sit unused while qualified providers struggle to find professional places to serve people.

Tim Diesel joined the conversation to help think through the real estate, commercial space, and market side of the opportunity.

Together, Jim Ong, Dexter Turner, and Tim Diesel began shaping The MedRoom as a Tampa Bay Beta — a careful, local way to connect Room Curators with vetted Room Seekers through manual review, trusted conversations, and no long-term contracts.

Room Curators

We help monetize unused clinical space with vetted clinicians - without disrupting your practice.

If your practice or business has exam rooms that sit unused during certain days or hours, The MedRoom can review whether that space may fit a vetted provider need during the Tampa Bay beta.

Share Available Clinical Space

Room Seekers

Show up, practice medicine, leave - no overhead, no long-term commitment.

If you need clinical space in Tampa Bay, submit a Room Seeker intake so The MedRoom can understand the room type, timing, equipment, and access needs before discussing a possible fit.

Share Your Space Need

How it works

Step 1

Submit intake

Step 2

Manual review

Step 3

Match based on fit

Step 4

Beta access only

Tampa Bay focus

The MedRoom is currently validating in Tampa Bay only. The work now is to understand trusted Room Curator supply, real Room Seeker demand, room readiness, provider fit, and local density before expanding.

Trust before access

Intake is manually reviewed. The MedRoom does not collect patient names, diagnoses, medical records, insurance information, appointment details, or protected health information through these forms.

Healthcare space should not sit unused.

Healthcare space should not sit unused while patients wait for care and qualified providers struggle to find professional places to practice. The MedRoom helps turn underused clinical rooms into flexible access points for care.