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Developer updates council on Allen Miller Medical Center construction and services
Summary
UHS representatives told council the Allen Miller Medical Center is progressing toward a targeted certificate of occupancy of May 20, 2026, will offer acute and behavioral health services, and will include 24 ER rooms, six operating rooms and 40 EV chargers on site.
Representatives of Universal Health Services (UHS) updated the Palm Beach Gardens City Council on April 3 about construction and planned services at the Allen Miller Medical Center.
Kevin Delalo, speaking on behalf of the developer, said the hospital site covers 35 acres and will house acute care and behavioral health divisions. Key services described included orthopedics, cardiology, general surgery, gynecology, a 24‑room emergency department, radiology, a robotic surgery program and stroke services. The initial build will include six operating rooms with capacity for expansion and two cath labs with electrophysiology capabilities.
Delalo said large portions of interior buildout are advancing (ceilings and floors on floors 2–4 are being completed) and permanent power, HVAC and central energy plant connections are under construction. He reported an anticipated certificate of occupancy around May 20, 2026, and said site construction currently supports roughly 500 workers on site with a projected peak of about 750 workers. The team is coordinating signage, art in public places, and a planned front-park art feature called the “Tree of Life.”
On infrastructure, Delalo said the project will provide 40 electric vehicle charging stations (22 on the hospital campus and 18 in the medical office building) using ChargePoint class‑2 chargers that will be publicly available. Staffing and clinical program details will be clarified as the facility approaches opening.
Council members thanked the team for community engagement, cited positive HOA interactions and asked about near‑term milestones; Delalo confirmed targets including window installation and water treatment system commissioning.
Next steps: staff will receive several forthcoming applications for signage and public‑art approvals; the developer will continue construction toward the projected May 2026 completion.
