It used to take 45 minutes for citizens of Celina to get to the nearest Dallas hospital. That will change next month. Celina’s first hospital is expected to open before the end of March. Once open, the hospital will immediately begin providing emergency and critical care services.

Methodist Celina Medical Center is a 46-acre, $237 million project located at the corner of Dallas Parkway and FM 428. It is roughly three miles from Celina’s downtown square.

The medical center will have 200,000 square feet under roof. In addition, there will be a 40,000-square-foot medical office building with spaces from 2,642 to 7,288 square feet.

Offerings include 30 medical-surgical beds, eight intensive care unit beds, two procedure rooms, one catheterization lab and three operating rooms equipped with a da Vinci surgical robot. The hospital will have 51 beds and can expand to over 100. The hospital will have 200 employees.

Liberty Senior Living’s high-end senior living complex is taking residents. The Triangle Business Journal reports that the 5-story complex in Raleigh rises where the Country Club Homes apartments once stood at Fairview and Oberlin roads.

Called Hayes Barton Place, residents will find a health center, pickleball court, movie theater and multiple restaurants, all geared toward seniors. Monthly fees start at $6,615 per month for 800 square feet and go up to $18,350 for the largest offerings.

The main building includes 169 terrace-style residences offering access to all the amenities, plus another 24 condo-style residences called The Flats at Bicton.

Liberty Senior Living has developed 14 properties, including The Templeton in Cary, has acquired five more and has two under development, including one in Pittsboro.

Hayes Barton Place has 86 percent of its spaces spoken for.

NAI Hiffman recently joined representatives from Silver Cross Hospital and Premier Suburban Medical Group (PSMG) to celebrate the completion of the Orland Park Medical Pavilion, a two-story, 42,000-square-foot medical office building in Orland Park, a southwest suburb of Chicago. Located at 17047 S. LaGrange Road, the facility is anchored by Silver Cross and PSMG and houses primary care physicians, advanced practice providers and a wide range of specialists.

NAI Hiffman Executive Vice President Perry Higa represented Silver Cross and PSMG in the development by negotiating the land purchase, with Remedy Medical Properties serving as the project’s developer, Leopardo Construction as the general contractor, Jensen and Halstead as the architect and Kimley-Horn as the civil engineer. Higa also negotiated the ground lease and long-term leases for both providers.

“The Orland Park Medical Pavilion is a state-of-the-art facility for some of the region’s most highly regarded medical providers – it’s an incredible resource for the community and also just a beautiful addition to the area,” said Higa.

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