Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center, a 248-bed hospital, has received final approval from the town of Jupiter to construct a new 92-bed patient tower.
The project will cost $110 million, according to a news release shared with Becker’s. The new tower will expand the hospital’s capacity for inpatient care, specifically oncology, cardiovascular and orthopedics services.
The hospital will also construct a $25 million, five-deck parking garage with 800 spaces. It aims to complete both projects by May 2025.
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