Chattanooga Medical Office Renovations Completed
A 16,000-square-foot facility on Lee Highway now serves local families with expanded pediatric access.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Children’s Health
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Noon Development finished renovating a medical building at 6787 Lee Highway, creating 16,000 square feet of specialized space. Pediatric Diagnostic Associates and Diana Health occupy the site, which improves care access for the Chattanooga community.
Why it matters
The project addresses the growing demand for medical office space in Chattanooga, providing a consolidated location for pediatric and women's health services. Improving site infrastructure helps ensure that families have easier access to necessary clinical facilities.
The development project involved a comprehensive renovation of an existing property into 16,000 square feet of medical office space. The site now features 60 parking spaces and enhanced pedestrian accessibility, serving as a hub for Pediatric Diagnostic Associates and Diana Health.
The players
Noon Development
A real estate firm specializing in adapting commercial properties for medical and professional use.
Pediatric Diagnostic Associates
A long-standing provider with 90 years of experience offering comprehensive pediatric care.
Diana Health
A healthcare provider focused on integrated care models for women and families.
The details
Noon Development adapted the site through extensive interior renovations and site improvements to meet modern clinical standards. The work included the installation of an extended sidewalk and landscaping with new trees to improve access for patients. These modifications allow Pediatric Diagnostic Associates and Diana Health to optimize their patient flow and service delivery within the new facility.
Timeline
October 12, 2026: Renovation completion officially marked.
2026: Pediatric Diagnostic Associates opened at the site.
Health Landscape
This project follows the national trend of concentrating outpatient pediatric and women's health services in accessible, high-density medical office hubs. It moves away from fragmented, dispersed clinics toward consolidated facilities that aim to streamline patient access.
Local families can access expanded services at the new Lee Highway location, which provides improved parking and pedestrian safety. Patients should confirm provider locations with their insurance plans before scheduling appointments.
The takeaway
The renovation consolidates local pediatric care into an upgraded, accessible facility designed to meet regional demand. Residents interested in reaching the development team for site inquiries can call 423-531-1330.
Further reading
Learn more about local initiatives supporting child wellness in our Children’s Health section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chattanoogan.
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