Orlando Health plans 134-bed hospital

Orlando (Fla.) Health has won approval from the city of Lake Mary, Fla., to build a six-story, 134-bed hospital, according to The Orlando Business Journal.

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The acute care hospital will be built on the campus of an existing freestanding emergency department and a medical office building. 

The hospital will offer a range of services, including obstetrics and neonatal intensive care.

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