FSU Plans New Hospital in Panama City Beach
Florida State University (FSU) has announced plans to construct a new hospital in Panama City Beach, marking a significant expansion of its medical campus. The proposed $414 million facility aims to enhance healthcare services in Bay County and bolster FSU's growing health sciences program.
The decision comes amidst discussions about the ownership of Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (TMH), with FSU officials clarifying their stance on the matter. The new hospital is expected to not only serve the local community but also provide advanced training opportunities for FSU's medical students.
The project has been met with enthusiasm from local leaders, who see it as a vital step towards improving healthcare infrastructure in the region. The hospital will be part of FSU Health, a new initiative aimed at integrating education, research, and patient care.
Construction is slated to begin later this year, with the hospital expected to open its doors to patients by 2027. This development is poised to have a lasting impact on the healthcare landscape of Panama City Beach and the surrounding areas.
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