Orlando Health to open $145M hospital this month

Orlando (Fla.) Health plans to open its six-story, $145 million hospital in Horizon West, Fla., Jan. 30. 

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The 214,000-square-foot Orlando Health Horizon West Hospital will have space for 120 patient beds, outpatient imaging capabilities and laboratory services. 

It also will be seamlessly integrated with a 78,000-square-foot emergency department and medical pavilion that have been open on the campus since 2018. 

Orlando Health held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the facility Jan. 19. 

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