If you are selling your healthcare practice, you will need to take some great photographs and be prepared to show prospects around.
Run an objective eye over your practice – is it ready? Below are some tips to make your practice look as good as it can.
- De-clutter
The last thing you want is prospects to get distracted by clutter. Run your eye over each room before you photograph it or show prospects through. Are there extension cords you could tuck away? Loose papers on desks? Give the surfaces a wipe down and remove all unnecessary clutter and personal photographs etc.
File your paperwork. Are desks covered with trays overflowing with paperwork? No-one likes filing, but it needs to be done. Desks should be clean and uncluttered.
Magazines and other reading material, can look really tired. Go through and throw out anything that is older than a year, and purchase a few varied recent magazines. It’s a small cost and can make a difference.
- Photographing your Practice
The aim is to have a room look in perspective by having straight walls. Try to get the walls straight up and down. All too often people think that shooting up high and looking down on a room is the way to make a room look appealing. If you are using a tripod, lower your tripod to below shoulder height and keep your camera level, not pointing toward the ground.
If you have access to a tripod, take