UCF Lake Nona Medical Center, in Orlando’s Lake Nona region, is a 64-bed, 204,709-square-foot teaching hospital. It will house a 20-bed emergency department, four operating rooms, six delivery suites, a medical office building, imaging department and cardiac catheterization lab.
The university will have 20 percent ownership of the hospital, and 50 percent of its governance. HCA will have a 80 percent ownership stake in the hospital, and half of the governance, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
The organizations broke ground on the hospital in 2018.
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