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Kauffman of Sea Watch Realty leases two medical spaces in Plymouth totaling 4,372 s/f

Stephen Kauffman of Sea Watch Realty has completed two leases totaling 4,372 s/f. Kauffman leased 2,900 s/f on two floors in the medical building located at 116 Court St. to two health related groups. The owner of the building is Santelli Enterprises Ltd. Partners. Kauffman also leased a 1,472 s/f specialty suite on the first floor of the Medical Center in the park located at 45 Resnik Rd. Pulmonary & Primary Care Associates has occupied 2,250 s/f on the first floor of 116 Court St. expanding its group practice. They provide internal medicine services specializing in pulmonary care, including pulmonary diseases, asthma, emphysema, and evaluations, cardio treatments, annual physicals, school and DOT exams routine GYN care. 650 s/f of the same building was leased to Reliable Drug Testing offering DOT certified drug and alcohol testing clinic. Reliable has national coverage with a number of CLIA certified laboratory partners, and new electronic CCF technology that helps make pre-employment and DOT drug and alcohol testing easy and organized. Reliable also offers the best instant drug and alcohol test kits on the market today. The Medical Center in the Park at 45 Resnik Rd. is a three-story multi-group practice facility including diagnostic laboratory blood drawing stations and radiology services both partnered with Jordan Hospital. The space was leased through Eisen Ventures LLC to Jordan Physician Associates Inc. JPA is a private company categorized under general and family practice, physician/surgeon services.
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