The City of Palm Coast is excited to announce that the Certificate of Occupancy was signed on Thursday, June 29, for AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway, a 100-bed, four-story state-of-the-art hospital. This development marks a significant milestone in the continued growth and enhancement of healthcare services in the region.
AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway, located in the heart of the city, represents a collaborative effort between the City of Palm Coast and AdventHealth, one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers. The issuance of the Certificate of Occupancy signals the completion of all necessary inspections and approvals, ensuring that the hospital meets the highest standards of safety and quality.
“This is a momentous occasion for Palm Coast as we are now on the verge of officially opening the doors to AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway,” said Mayor David Alfin. “This new hospital will not only enhance our city’s healthcare infrastructure, but the hospital’s presence will undoubtedly strengthen Palm Coast’s position as a regional healthcare destination and foster community well-being.”
AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway will serve as an employment hub, creating numerous job opportunities for healthcare professionals and contributing to the local economy. It will feature advanced operating rooms, an emergency department, intensive care units, specialized clinics, and a full range of diagnostic and imaging services. AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway is expected to officially open its doors to the public in August of this year.
Michael T. Ungaro says
Awesome! Congratulations!
David Schaefer says
Poor location and of course without the facilities that we need. When will they ever learn………..
R.S. says
And yet another Palace of Hypocrisy hits the pocketbooks of the sick and dying. I wish they’d publish the copay that J.C. charged, instead of praying to him loudly through the hallways.
MannyHM says
Like a new car, it’s impressive.
Just as important is a good driver.
Now the challenge is to search and keep competent and experienced health care providers nurses, physicians, and therapists to keep it running. Not easy since there’s extreme shortage of nurses nationwide.
The building and equipments is the hardware and the staff, the software.