A six-story medical office building at Broward Health North in Deerfield Beach has reached its structural high point, marking a major step toward its planned 2027 opening. The 127,033-square-foot facility is designed to expand outpatient specialty care in northern Broward County, beginning with 75 exam rooms and room to grow as community needs change.
Key takeaways
The topping-out milestone marks the completion of the building’s structural frame and the start of its next construction phase. The project is a collaboration between Broward Health and Remedy Medical Properties.
- The building will offer cardiovascular, neuroscience and orthopedic services, along with other specialty clinics and physician practices.
- Its initial 75 examination rooms can expand to 123.
- The facility is expected to open in 2027.
A milestone for the project
The topping-out ceremony celebrated placement of the final structural beam atop the building. Broward Health leaders, local officials and construction team members signed the beam before it was lifted into place, accompanied by a palm tree and an American flag—a customary construction tradition.
Broward Health President and CEO Shane Strum described the project as a long-term investment in access to specialty care. He said it is the health system’s first medical office building in nearly three decades.
Specialty care and room to expand
The new facility is planned to bring multiple outpatient services together at the Broward Health North campus. Alongside cardiovascular, neuroscience and orthopedic care, the building will accommodate additional specialty clinics and affiliated physician practices.
It is designed to open with 75 examination rooms, with infrastructure that can support an increase to 123 as demand grows. That flexibility is intended to let the facility expand its capacity over time without changing its core role as an outpatient care hub.
Construction moves to the exterior
The Beck Group, working with DMZ Architects, designed the project, while DPR Construction is the general contractor. Broward Health is developing the building in partnership with Remedy Medical Properties, an owner of outpatient medical real estate.
With the structural frame complete, crews are preparing to install prefabricated exterior panels and continue work on enclosing the six-story building. Broward Health Senior Vice President of Operations David Clark credited construction partners for reaching the milestone and said panel installation is the next step.
A major investment in northern Broward
The project is among Broward Health’s first major new construction efforts in nearly three decades. Once open, the building is intended to broaden the health system’s outpatient and specialty-care capacity for communities in northern Broward County. Completion and opening are anticipated in 2027.