Ascension St. Vincent’s buys 33 acres for Florida hospital

Jacksonville, Fla.-based Ascension St. Vincent’s purchased a parcel of land in Florida’s St. Johns County for nearly $18 million, according to The Jacksonville Daily Record.

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The health system bought more than 33 acres of land on July 23 and said it plans to use it for a new hospital. 

The $115 million, 150,000-square-foot hospital will have 56 beds and is slated for completion in 2022. 

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