Miramar Pkwy. & Red Rd. — Approximate Site of Emergency Department
Memorial Healthcare System has proposed building a free-standing emergency department in Hallandale Beach, a project that would give the city its first stand-alone ER. The facility would mark the fourth free-standing emergency department for the South Florida hospital system, extending a building spree that has already reshaped emergency care access across Broward and Miami-Dade counties.
News of the Hallandale Beach plans was first reported by the South Florida Business Journal, which noted the proposed facility would be Memorial’s fourth free-standing emergency department. Specific details about the Hallandale Beach site, including its size, cost, construction timeline and whether any permits have been approved, were not included in that reporting.
Part of a Broader Expansion Across the District
Memorial’s push into Hallandale Beach follows a pair of projects already underway in Miramar and Pembroke Pines. According to Memorial Healthcare System, those two free-standing emergency departments carry an estimated combined construction cost of $61.8 million and are expected to boost the system’s emergency-care capacity by more than 30,000 visits annually…