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The Day Office is available on Fridays as of December 8, 2024 and on Tuesdays starting in December 2024.

November 1, 2024 / Comments Off on The Day Office is available on Fridays as of December 8, 2024 and on Tuesdays starting in December 2024.

The Day Office is available on Fridays as of December 8, 2024 and on Tuesdays starting in December 2024

Day Office will be available on Tuesdays starting December 2024

 

Here are the details

  • The Day Office is suitable for 1 to 2 occupants (does affect monthly membership)
  • Includes Kisi for one member – that means that you can start as early as you’d like and leave as late as you like on each Tuesday of the month
  • There are no other fees
  • Free Parking
  • Includes mail service.  Use our address as your business address. We’ll notify you (with photos) when mail and packages arrive
  • No charge for printing, internet, coffee, tea, drinking water
  • This membership is month to month with no long term commitment
  • Cancellation Policy for the Day Office Membership is the same as all other memberships (30 days).
  • This office includes 2 sets of desk/chairs and a loveseat (great for a therapeutic setting)
  • Perfect for someone like and attorney, therapist, accountant, or insurance professional who typically works from a home office, but needs a day each week to meet with clients

Day Office will be available on Tuesdays – and here’s a quick walk thru

 

 

 

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