Florida Coast Medical Center recently became the first new hospital to open on the Treasure Coast in more than a decade. The $200 million, 180,000-sq.-ft. facility expands access to high-quality care in St. Lucie County and beyond.

The hospital includes 54 inpatient beds and a 24-hour emergency department designed for delivery of timely care in a modern and efficient environment. An adjacent medical office building houses physician practices and an ambulatory surgery center, supporting a strong continuum of care.

“Our vision is to redefine what the new normal for healthcare looks like on the Treasure Coast,” said Tyler Sherrill, Chief Executive Officer of Florida Coast Medical Center. “This hospital was built with our community in mind, from advanced surgical technologies to small details that make a big difference in safety and comfort.”

Florida Coast Medical Center features innovations in healthcare delivery, including advanced robotic surgical systems that allow precision procedures and quicker recoveries. Among the patient-centered features, cell phone charging ports built into hospital beds may help reduce fall risks by keeping devices within reach.

The property has been designed with the flexibility to grow alongside the community. Future expansions will be tailored to meet the evolving healthcare needs of residents across the Treasure Coast.

Florida Coast Medical Center is part of the Palm Beach Health Network, which includes six other hospitals across Palm Beach County. The addition of the Port St. Lucie facility extends the network’s reach into the Treasure Coast, strengthening its commitment to delivering exceptional care across South Florida.