UF Health opens new 124-room patient tower in North Jacksonville

The expansion increases the services UF Health North offers to South Georgia and Northeast Florida patients.

Officials prepare to cut the ribbon at a ceremony for the UF Health North hospital expansion July 8.
Officials prepare to cut the ribbon at a ceremony for the UF Health North hospital expansion July 8.
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UF Health North held a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 8 for its new $140 million patient tower at 15255 Max Leggett Parkway east of Jacksonville International Airport and River City Marketplace.

The second tower adds 124 patient rooms. There are two floors dedicated to patients needing acute physical therapy. Another floor will be devoted to ancillary services.

Stephen Motew, UF Health president

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