Ground Broken on Boca Grande Health Clinic in Florida

The new clinic will offer primary care, urgent care, lab, imaging and infection-control-ready negative pressure rooms.

By HFT Staff


Hammes, a national real estate consulting, development, investment and management firm, joined leaders from Boca Grande Health Clinic and the Boca Grande Health Clinic Foundation to celebrate the official groundbreaking of a new 11,200-square-foot clinic in Boca Grande, Florida. 

Hammes is serving as the project manager for this program, which also includes renovations and an expansion to the existing Boca Grande Health Clinic. The renovation will be completed through a multi-phased implementation strategy aimed to minimize disruption and optimize clinic resource utilization. 

The new clinic will offer primary care, urgent care, lab, imaging and infection-control-ready negative pressure rooms. The expansion and renovation will house a comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation program as well as administrative offices. 



May 15, 2025


Topic Area: Construction


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