Here’s what you should know.
1. The two multispecialty medical pavilions will each feature a 9,060-square-foot ASC and 4,600-plus square feet of medical offices.
2. PPOA has plans for a future expansion of the facilities.
3. Services provided will include pharmacy and imaging.
4. Completion of the Orlando facility is scheduled for late summer. The Merritt Island facility is expected to open in early fall.
5. The “medical mall” is part of PPOA’s strategy to offer convenient healthcare access.
“The patient wants to go to one place and everything they need is there,” said PPOA Founder Rodolfo Gari, MD. “One building, one electronic medical records system, providing great care for patients.”
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