The three-story, 133,000-square foot facility will house 15 outpatient clinics and offices for family medicine, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurology and physical therapy. The facility is expected to handle a capacity of 150,000 patient visits each year, according to the report.
Mobile-based University of South Alabama’s Board of Trustees approved the project in December 2013.
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