Florida officials approve plans for 290-bed Venice Regional Hospital

The Sarasota County commissioners have voted to approve plans for a 290-bed Venice (Fla.) Regional Hospital, according to WWSB, a local ABC affiliate.

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Four of five commissioners voted in favor of the hospital, though residents of a housing development near the proposed site have protested it.

“We are excited, elated. Everyone that was in this room that had been here for months providing information and providing their stories to the commissioners about Venice Regional stood up and they were so excited about it,” said Karen Fordham, CEO of Venice Regional Bayfront Health.

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