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.
On January 15, AdventHealth Celebration broke ground on an eight-story patient tower as part of the $340 million expansion.
“We have over 300 programs, 79 hospitals across the US with 5,100 residents and 300-plus fellows,” said Carolyn Hunter, chief operating officer of the Aventura hospital. “What that means is that HCA Healthcare has made a large investment into the future of medical providers in the US, and so we actually are training the most.”