U of Miami Health System building 225K-sq-ft. outpatient healthcare facility with surgery center — 4 insights

University of Miami Health System is building a 225,000-square-foot outpatient healthcare facility on 10 acres in Miami, the South Florida Business Journal reports.

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What you should know:

1. The campus will house ambulatory surgery suites and will feature specialists from Miami-based providers Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, among others.

2. UM hasn’t made a development timeline public yet.

3. The outpatient center will be one of the anchors of the $4 billion mixed-use SoLé Mia development.

4. UM President Julio Frenk said, “This new facility, with the high-quality, specialized care it will offer to the surrounding communities, builds upon the longstanding partnership that the university has with our South Florida neighbors.”

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