Your practice. Your way.
With room for connection.

FOR INDEPENDENT PROFESSIONALS

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Build the practice that feels right for you without giving up the connection of working alongside other professionals.

Common Ground offers independently licensed mental health and wellness professionals thoughtfully designed workspace, shared amenities, and a professional community—while you maintain ownership and control of your own practice.

Private practice doesn't have to mean practicing alone.

Independence is one of the best parts of private practice. You choose who you serve, how you work, and what you want your practice to become.

But independence can also feel isolating.

Common Ground was created to offer something in between: a place where independently licensed professionals can maintain the autonomy of private practice while sharing space and community with others doing meaningful work.

Your practice stays yours.
You simply have a place to belong.

Independent by design. Connected by choice.

YOUR PRACTICE, YOUR DECISIONS
Practice identity
Clients & referrals
Schedule
Fees & billing
Clinical approach
Documentation & records
Insurance participation
Business decisions

COMMON GROUND PROVIDES
A thoughtfully designed professional space
Welcoming common areas
Professional connection
Shared amenities
Group & community space
A collective environment

Common Ground isn't a group practice. It's a shared professional home for independent practices.

Features of a shared workspace, including private offices, furnished spaces, group room access, Wi-Fi, beverage station, and professional community.

More than four walls and a door.

Ready to find your space?

If Common Ground sounds like the kind of professional home you've been looking for, we'd love to learn more about you and your practice.

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