This $30 million investment in the community offers treatment options such as precision medicine, immunotherapy, and personalized treatments based on each patient’s genetic makeup.
The board was scheduled to review the report and make a final decision during a meeting on January 29.
UHealth will occupy 11,243 square feet, which will include comprehensive eye care from Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, and physical therapy services, such as hand therapy and pelvic floor rehabilitation.
On January 14, the county issued a building permit for the project, which will feature a 59,000-square-foot facility with an estimated cost of $16.8 million.
Both projects are pending city approval and are expected to open in 2027.