Central Florida expecting busy year of healthcare construction

Projects range from new hospitals to free-standing emergency departments and medical office buildings


Central Florida is expecting a busy year of healthcare construction, according to an article on the Orlando Sentinel website.

Projects in the works range from new hospitals to free-standing emergency departments and medical office buildings.

Oviedo Medical Center has unveiled its brand new 64-bed hospital, South Lake Hospital has broken ground on a free-standing emergency department in Leesburg and Orlando Health has begun the first phase of its hospital campus at Horizon West in West Orange County, the article said.

In a highly competitive market, Orlando Health, Florida Hospital and the national chain HCA are building inpatient and outpatient facilities to serve the area's growing population.

Read the article.

 



January 27, 2017


Topic Area: Industry News


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