The Atrium Health Kenilworth Medical Plaza cost $228.1 million to build.
The new plaza has an outpatient cardiovascular imaging facility, a center for sports cardiology, an advanced cardiac rehabilitation center and space for research.
“With this innovative medical plaza, we’re extending our mission of bringing health, hope and healing for all — even further,” Eugene Woods, president and CEO of Atrium Health, said in the news release. “As we continue to grow our footprint, this state-of-the art facility will be a destination center for anyone seeking the best specialty physicians in the country.”
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