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Ocala Regional Medical Center celebrates $65 million expansion, quality care close to home Danielle Johnson, Ocala Star-Banner
Ocala Regional Medical Center (ORMC) officially broke ground on a $65 million expansion on Tuesday morning as Ocala Health CEO Chad Christianson, Ocala Mayor Kent Guinn, County Commissioner Kathy Bryant and others dug into a plot of dirt with ceremonial golden shovels. © Doug Engle, Doug Engle/Ocala Star Banner Registered Nurse Sonia Torres, left, takes a picture of herself andCardiologist Dr. Paul Urban, right, during Ocala Health s ground breaking at the Ocala Regional Medical Center Tuesday morning, June 29, 2021 for the Ocala Health Neuro ICU and CV Procedural Suites. The facility will create 36 beds and five cardiovascular procedure suites at a cost of $65 million. The 49,091 sq. ft. building will be built by Robins & Morton. [Doug Engle/Ocala Star Banner]2021
“The money is not specific to COVID, but it is the result of the pandemic,” Heather James, marketing and public relations director, said, noting “the deficiencies in healthcare delivery systems” and lack of access to care the pandemic has highlighted.
HFHC itself is a Federally Qualified Health Center, meaning it offers primary care services to underserved areas and offers care on a sliding fee scale, among other requirements. The nonprofit serves all of Marion County with an emphasis on uninsured and underinsured individuals.
“Think about how many people have been laid off through this pandemic,” James said. “They’ve lost their insurance, or they have a gap in their insurance. We are there for them as well, and I think that’s sometimes overlooked.”