The campus will include opportunities for FSU researchers focused on aging and digital health, as well as residency programs and clinical rotations for FSU medical students.
As part of the agreement, ChenMed will lease all three buildings for 20 years, with the leases set to expire in September 2044. Additionally, the leases include two options to extend for seven years each.
PGP paid $10.3 million for the multi-tenant medical retail center.
As the first center of its kind in the region, it reflects a commitment to meet the needs of women, who currently make up 65 percent of Miami Cancer Institute’s patients.
The facility will offer specialized services including 24-hour emergency care, neurosciences, orthopedics, spine, robotics, general surgery, urology, advanced cardiac care and diagnostic services.