JMC officials said the project would cost $110 million. It hopes to break ground later this year and complete it in mid-2025.
Construction of the building will begin in spring 2024, and the building is scheduled to open in fall 2026.
The office will provide dually boarded providers in medicine and pediatrics who care for both adult and pediatric patients, in addition to a Family Medicine APRN for both in-person and virtual care appointments.
The state-of-the-art, 63-bed facility will be located at 7450 Sand Lake Commons Blvd.
Cape Coral and its geographic area of 120 square miles has faced steady population growth and is now the eighth largest city in Florida with 204,510 residents, up from 154,305 residents in 2010. City leaders in 2021 projected 50-year growth to 430,000 residents.