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New Good Samaritan Hospital, With Luxury Housing And Retail Planned In West Palm Beach

Rendering of New Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach_Image Credit Skidmore, Owings &Merrill 760x320

Planned additions include adjacent medical office buildings and a new cancer center, along with advanced cardiac care, pediatric access, expanded surgical capabilities, and a stronger emphasis on wellness and preventive care.

February 23, 2026/by ADMIN

Tenet Inks Deal To Build Surgery Center Near South Florida Hospital

Tenet Healthcare Corp. has signed a deal with the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York to build an outpatient orthopedic care and surgery center near Tenet’s Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach.

Tenet’s ambulatory care services subsidiary, United Surgical Partners International, will form a joint venture with HSS, which operates a hospital in Manhattan and over a dozen of outpatient centers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Its hospital first in orthopedics for eight consecutive years, and third in rheumatology.

“Many Florida residents travel to HSS in New York for the highest-quality musculoskeletal care,” HSS President and CEO Louis A. Shapiro said. “We are delighted to be making that same top-quality care more convenient to communities in South Florida where quality of life is so highly prized.”

The new facility would be adjacent to Good Samaritan Hospital. Staffed by HSS physicians, it would offer diagnostic services, ambulatory surgery, rehabilitation and sports performance assistance.

“Being able to leverage the knowledge and expertise at HSS in the care of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions will enable us to create a new center of excellence for our patients,” Tenet Executive Chairman and CEO Ron Rittenmeyer said.

Tenet declined to say how large the facility would be or when it would break ground.

In 2015, Tenet filed plans with West Palm Beach to expand Good Samaritan, at 1309 N. Flagler Drive, by 64,982 square feet.

In 2016, Good Samaritan earned $11.9 million on revenue of $178.6 million, according to the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration. It had a bed occupancy rate of 37 percent – one of the lowest among South Florida hospitals.

Source: SFBJ

January 17, 2018/by ADMIN

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