A new hospital is being built in western Palm Beach Gardens. The hospital is a part of Jupiter Medical Center and will be located in the Avenir community. The construction of the hospital has begun, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony.
This new development is taking place in a rapidly growing area off Northlake Boulevard. Further details about the hospital and its construction are available from the source, WPTV.
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