Before the change, the practice relied heavily on manual processes. Patient charts were assembled, printed and physically routed. Billing, scheduling and claims information were spread across three separate systems, making it difficult to see which claims had been paid, which balances were outstanding and where revenue was being delayed.
The Strategic Innovations space is expected to bring clinicians, students, faculty and industry partners together around areas such as cancer research, digital health, artificial intelligence models and orthopedic innovation.
Healthcare users account for 88% of the occupied space, reinforcing the property’s medical focus and its role as a community-serving outpatient destination.
The project includes a 15,000-square-foot Florida PACE Medical Center operated by Miami Jewish Health.
The university broke ground April 15 on Marieb Hall South, a four-story, 158,040-square-foot facility that will become the largest academic building on campus. Construction is set to begin in May, and the building is expected to open for classes in spring 2029.