The commercialization of personalized medicine has ushered in demand for a new type of facility— personalized medicine facilities—which can produce thousands of small-scale batches per year. There are currently only a handful of these sites, but many more are in various stages of design and construction. Designing these personalized medicine facilities presents new challenges, and a different design approach is necessary. Cyclic scheduling can produce high-quality models rapidly and aid collaborative design. A focus on room and zone availability and movements can prevent bottlenecks in corridors, gowning, and airlocks to streamline production.