Noon Development Completed Chattanooga Medical Renovation
The Lee Highway medical building has been upgraded to provide 16,000 square feet of office space for local healthcare providers.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Children’s Health
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Noon Development has officially completed a renovation project at 6787 Lee Highway in Chattanooga. The site now serves as a dedicated medical facility housing Pediatric Diagnostic Associates and Diana Health.
Why it matters
The project serves the increasing need for accessible medical office space in Chattanooga. By transforming an existing property, the development provides modern clinical facilities near major regional transit arteries.
The renovated property now features 16,000 square feet of medical office space and includes 60 dedicated parking spots for patients. Pediatric Diagnostic Associates, which has operated for 90 years, is the primary tenant at the site.
The players
Noon Development
Noon Development is a property management and construction firm that specializes in adapting commercial spaces for specialized medical use.
Pediatric Diagnostic Associates
Pediatric Diagnostic Associates is a long-standing healthcare provider that has been serving patients for 90 years.
Diana Health
Diana Health is a healthcare provider that occupies the newly renovated medical office building on Lee Highway.
The details
The facility renovation included extensive interior upgrades and the construction of an extended sidewalk to improve site access. Located near the intersection of I-75 and Hwy. 153, the building is now surrounded by newly planted trees to enhance the property environment.
Timeline
The renovation completion was officially marked on October 12, 2026.
Pediatric Diagnostic Associates opened its new location earlier in 2026.
Health Landscape
This project reflects the national shift toward the adaptive reuse of commercial real estate to address the rising demand for accessible medical infrastructure. It demonstrates how developers are repurposing existing footprints to integrate healthcare services into established urban corridors.
Patients visiting the Lee Highway location now benefit from 60 dedicated parking spaces and improved pedestrian access via an extended sidewalk. These site upgrades prioritize ease of arrival and safety for families accessing care at the new offices.
The takeaway
Healthcare providers increasingly favor renovated commercial spaces to meet the spatial requirements of modern clinical services. Patients should note the improved parking and access points at the Lee Highway site when planning their next appointment.
Further reading
Learn more about local pediatric facilities and medical infrastructure in Chattanooga Children’s Health.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Chattanoogan.
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