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HealthSaturday, November 7

Sarasota Memorial broke ground on an $82.5 million rehab pavilion in Venice

The 5AM North Port teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you live in south Sarasota County, there's a big new building going up in Venice. Health Care leaders and hospital board members broke ground Friday morning on an $82.5 million rehabilitation pavilion at the SMH-Venice campus.

$82.5 millioncost of the rehabilitation pavilion at SMH-Venice

Leaders and board members broke ground on it Fri., Nov. 6.

  • Cost: $82.5 million
  • Size: four stories
  • Opening: expected summer 2028
  • Where: SMH-Venice campus

The Business Observer reports the four-story building is expected to be complete by summer 2028. ABC7 WWSB calls the project another major investment that expands access to advanced medical care in the growing south Sarasota County region.

Summer 2028when the new pavilion is expected to open

The four-story building is expected to be complete by then.

Sources: ABC7 WWSB, Business Observer

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