Turning dirt for Poinciana Medical Center. |
Friends of Poinciana make an impression. |
County Commission Chairman John Quiñones and Commissioner Brandon Arrington both spoke at the event.
The new facility is located in
Poinciana, about ten miles South of Kissimmee, corner of Cypress Parkway and Solivita
Boulevard. The first phase of the Medical Center, a Freestanding Emergency
Department (FSE) is expected to open its doors in early 2013. The Emergency
Department will be 11,000 square feet and house 12 exam rooms.
In addition, the facility will include
a 16-slice CT, radiography and fluoroscopy room, ultrasound, laboratory, and
pharmacy. The structure will include an EMS entrance and helicopter pad for
rapid transport of critically ill patients to Osceola Regional Medical Center.
Poinciana Medical Center will be
a two-story, 90,000 square foot building with 24 private medical-surgical beds
and a six-bed ICU. In support of both inpatient and outpatient care, the
facility will provide a full range of acute care services including diagnostic
imaging, inpatient and outpatient surgery, cardiac catheterization, laboratory,
pharmacy, and a full range of support services. “We are eager to commence the anticipated
phased hospital for the Poinciana community” said Kathryn J. Gillette, Osceola
Regional Medical Center CEO. “The
opening of the first phase with its Freestanding Emergency Department will
greatly enhance access to quality medical care for the community and provide a
positive economic impact to the surrounding communities,” added Gillette.
Poinciana Medical Center campus
will house a freestanding medical office building with leasable space for
physicians and other healthcare providers. Approximate square footage and lease
rates are to be determined.
HCA’s total investment in
Poinciana Medical Center will be approximately $65 million. Once fully
operational, Poinciana Medical Center will employ approximately 200 full time
employees.
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