CORO Center Parking

Parking for the Coro Medical Building. Confusing set-up as to which level you're on, but it makes sense once you figure it out. Once you enter, you're going up by even numbers. At the very top, cross to the other side, then you can start going *down* by odd numbers. There is no exit from the odd-numbered floors: you must go back *up* to the top, cross to the even-numbered side, then go down to the bottom. I hope this helps you!

Parking garage located near the Providence Coro building. There is a catwalk so you don't have to go outside to get to the other building. When I went, parking was free so that was a bonus. There were a few empty parking spaces so I had a choice of where to park. It is multi-level which is helpful if you need to access a certain floor of the Coro building. There are also stairs and an elevator if you need to reach a different floor from where you parked.

Difficult to find the entrance. As is the 1 Hoppin Street building itself. Now that I know where it is, I can find it. But GPS keeps sending me to the other Coro Building, and the parking garage. It would be helpful if a small map was included with the new patient intake appointment packet.

It's a shady place to await someone who works at Coro or gets shuttled to Coro from other Lifespan locations. It seems like a decent place to park for employees and patients. It seems to be straightforward to enter. Exiting for employees can be a wee bit tricky when yoga is in session at the nearby studio. There is a bike rack. It is not too far from the Dexter Manor bus stop on the R line. There is no place to sit (except (yuck) stairwells) if you are waiting for someone. Closed on weekends, I believe. It's free for employees but I don't know what the cost is for patients.

What can I say? This is a parking garage. It's excellent if you work at RIH and can use your parking pass to get in and out. Otherwise, I'm sure it's just an average parking garage. All of the staff I've interacted with here are very nice and helpful.