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AdventHealth Wesley Chapel tops off its latest expansion

The project will increase the hospital’s licensed beds from 169 to 193, with room for two more 24-bed units in the future.
 
 
 
AdventHealth Wesley Chapel on Feb. 5 marked the placement of the highest steel beam on its vertical expansion project that began in July.
AdventHealth Wesley Chapel on Feb. 5 marked the placement of the highest steel beam on its vertical expansion project that began in July. [ AdventHealth Wesley Chapel ]

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