A long-vacant psychiatric hospital in Orlando has been transformed into a modern inpatient recovery facility, turning an underused property into a healthcare asset serving a growing community need.
The campus spans 7.5 acres and includes two buildings completed in 2010.
The 24,000-square-foot addition includes six operating rooms, with room to expand to eight, and a prep and recovery area.
In Miami, the draw is especially strong for cosmetic surgery, bariatric treatment and other procedures that can be packaged around convenience, shorter wait times and a recovery setting that feels more like a destination than a hospital corridor.
Medical users are gravitating toward buildings that already contain the expensive components needed for clinical use, especially imaging-related improvements and other specialized systems. In today’s environment, replicating that infrastructure through new construction can require major capital and much longer lead times.