For social workers
Office space for social workers in Akron, Ohio
A private, professional room for the clients you see outside the agency, without a long lease on a full-time room.
Starting or growing a practice alongside your job
Many social workers build a private practice gradually, with evening or weekend clients on top of agency work. Renting blocks of time per month, with a minimum of 8 hours, fits that pace. You rent the time your practice actually uses and add more as it grows.
Starting at the 8-hour monthly minimum means you can test whether a location works for your clients before committing further.
Privacy for sensitive conversations
Clients talking about difficult things need a room that is private and a waiting area that keeps them comfortable. Sharanam Center has rentable offices separate from the shared waiting room, so a family can wait without hearing a session.
A home base for the business side
A billing address, mail service, WiFi and storage give a small practice the basics of an office. For licensing and payer questions specific to your license, check with the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board and with each insurance panel.
Your match
The Grove.
Office with a desk and two armchairs.
WiFi
Included with every rental.
Mail service
Practice mail can arrive at the center.
Billing address
A professional address for insurance billing.
Personal storage
A place for your supplies and files.
Questions
Common questions from social workers.
Can I rent for evenings or weekends?
Ask about the days and hours you need when you inquire. Scheduling is confirmed with the center directly.
Is there a minimum commitment?
Yes. Rooms rent in blocks of time per month, with a minimum of 8 hours per month.
Is the waiting room shared?
Yes, it is shared among providers and set up for clients who arrive early.
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Visit
Come and see the space.
Tours are the best way to feel whether a room fits your practice. Tell us what you need and we will find a time.