The new tower includes a collaboration between UF Health and Select Medical, which provides physical rehabilitation services throughout the country. The second and third floors of the new hospital include bed space, a dedicated gymnasium, outdoor space and other resources to help patients recover as quickly as possible.
The practice, which specializes in neurology, neurosurgery, pain management, orthopedics, rehabilitation and diagnostics, office will be in the Southbrooke Medical Center on Immokalee Road. It is taking the entirety of the Phase II building and will use 14,000 square feet as an ambulatory surgery center with the remaining 6,000 square feet as an MRI Facility.
The office building will be home to TMH Physician Partners-Primary Care, an urgent care center, an ambulatory surgery center and cardiology services. The Bay County Economic Alliance expects the medical office to be complete in the next few months. Meanwhile, the city plans to have its first in-patient hospital built in the next three years.
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