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HCA Florida Healthcare intends to develop a free-standing emergency center and convert other space into a medical office building at Baywood Center in the Baymeadows area.

Memorial Healthcare Group Inc., part of HCA, paid $6.06 million on June 22 for two two-story buildings of 26,047 square feet each on 3.51 acres at 9424 and 9432 Baymeadows Road.

A JEA service availability request shows that the project includes the demolition of the building at 9432 Baymeadows Road for development of a 10,860-square-foot free-standing emergency room. Plans show 10 exam rooms, diagnostic X-ray, laboratory and other space. The building at 9424 Baymeadows Road is shown on a preliminary site plan as a future conversion to a medical office building.

Kimley-Horn of Jacksonville is the civil engineer.

“As a part of HCA Florida Healthcare, we are always looking to bring healthcare closer to where people live and work. This is especially important when it comes to emergency care,” said Odette Struys, public information officer of HCA Florida Memorial Hospital, in an email July 10.

Memorial Healthcare bought the property from Acorn Baywood LLC, which also has a six-story, 119,019-square-foot office building on the property at 9428 Baymeadows Road.

Anthony Brunetti with Florida Medical Space Inc. represented the buyer in the transaction. Newmark Phoenix Realty Group CEO and Principal Jim Sebesta and Senior Vice President Jeff Frandsen represented the seller.

All three structures were built in 1985.

 

Source:  Jacksonville Daily Record

 

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The Palm Beach Memory Care facility in North Palm Beach sold for $17 million.

NPB Senior Development Co., an affiliate of Boca Raton-based Silver Cos., sold the 37,119-square-foot memory care facility with 58 living units at 639 U.S. Highway 1 to PBMC Propco LLC, managed by Douglas Brawn on behalf of West Palm Beach-based Alta Senior Living.

Silver Capital Commercial Funding, also part of Silver Cos., provided a $14 million mortgage to the buyer.

The price equated to $293,103 per living unit.

 

Source:  SFBJ

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Jax Spine & Pain Centers and UF Health Jacksonville, a private, nonprofit hospital affiliated with the University of Florida Health Science Center campuses, completed a multispecialty center and medical office building in Jacksonville.

The first floor of the 54,000-square-foot facility is shared by Jax Spine & Pain Centers and UF Health. It houses an ambulatory surgery center with four operating rooms (ORs), two endoscopy rooms, a pain procedure suite with four procedure rooms, and a dedicated MRI suite.

The second and third floors comprise procedural and clinical space.

 

Source:  healthcare design magazine

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An Orlando health care provider with a focus on HIV and sexually transmitted diseases is proposing to build a new medical office near Orlando Fashion Square mall with a drive-up element.

Bliss Healthcare Services is seeking master-plan approval from the city of Orlando for a three-story, 78,154-square-foot office building as part of a 6.62-acre property it owns. The property at 815 Herndon Ave. has an existing 62,517-square-foot office building, which will be demolished for the new building, city documents showed.

The new medical facility will include an urgent-care space, administrative offices, a cafe, a fitness center and other treatment areas. The building also will feature four “in-car-care” suites, which will allow patients to be treated without leaving their cars.

 

Source:  OBJ

 

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With the exterior structure of the new University of Miami Health System (UHealth) building at Doral installed, the construction process of the healthcare center that will include 33 exam rooms, 33 clinical trials unit, and eight operating rooms, among services from several specialties, is well underway for its 2024 opening.

The recruitment of healthcare providers for the new six-story, 150,000-square-foot outpatient ambulatory center began late last year, said Dr. Roy Weiss, chief medical officer for Ambulatory Services at UHealth.

Around 90 physicians and advanced practice providers are in the process of being hired, and about 300 other new jobs, including nurses, technicians, and support staff, are to be hired starting September, a year prior to opening day on Sept. 16, 2024.

“We’re really proud of the progress,” said Dr. Weiss. “We have new renderings of what the inside of the project is going to look like, based on feedback from patients and visitors, especially from the community.”

The Doral community, he said, participated in patient experience feedback surveys about what they would like the new UHealth Doral facility to look like. Almost 100 patients responded and offered recommendations.

Currently, the interior is being constructed. About 55% of all medical equipment and furniture have been purchased, and operations support systems and technology are being installed, said Dr. Weiss.

UHealth’s presence in Doral was phased in two parts. In the first phase, the space adjacent to the new structure – an 18,000-square-foot building at 8333 NW 53rd St. – which currently provides oncology, urology and dermatology services was leased in September 2022 to meet immediate demand during the last two years of construction of the main facility, according to a UHealth spokesperson.

The second phase was construction of the new facility, which is modeled after the Lennar Foundation Medical Center on University of Miami grounds in Coral Gables. Once it is completed, oncology services in the adjacent space will transfer to the main facility, and the adjacent space will be renovated to accommodate about 30 more exam rooms, said the spokesperson.

Other services offered will include cardiology, dermatology, gynecology, endocrinology, interventional radiology, orthopedics, surgery, neurology, emergency medical care, radiation oncology, “and other services, including breast imaging, and an all-encompassing total care for anyone who requires wellness,” he said.

The total footage of the complete Doral facility would be 178,000 square feet with up to 63 exam rooms as the center grows in the future.

“This building is going to be providing the latest cutting-edge care in an academic medical center,” said Dr. Weiss. “We bring to the patients’ ambulatory clinic the latest and most advanced centerpiece in diagnostics tests that will provide good health for the community.”

 

Source:  Miami Today