The property, previously used as an unlicensed landfill, is designated as a brownfield site, meaning it requires environmental cleanup before redevelopment can begin.
BioStem, a MedTech company specializing in placental-derived products for advanced wound care, purchased a four-acre site.
The new facilities will offer primary and urgent care services, as well as potential office, retail, hotel, and residential space.
The partnership is set to purchase approximately 18 million square feet of space across 296 outpatient medical facilities in 34 states.
Construction on the 80,000-square-foot medical office building is expected to begin in November.