Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center plans $16M expansion

Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) Medical Center is pursuing a $16 million expansion to meet an anticipated uptick in service demands, The Palm Beach Post reports.

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The project includes four 800-foot surgical suites — one built for a $2 million surgical robot — a 28-bed pre- and post-operation area and a centered sterile supply area. The pharmacy and other departments will also see adjustments.

The medical center is owned by Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare.  

Groundbreaking is set for Oct. 18, with the first suites slated to open at the start of next year.   

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