Construction firm Robins & Morton joined AdventHealth to celebrate the ribbon cutting of two freestanding emergency departments in Florida.
A ceremony for AdventHealth Treat Oaks ER was held July 10. The 12-bed freestanding emergency department in St. Augustine is near State Road 207 and Wildwood Drive, east of Interstate 95.
“Today marks AdventHealth’s first ER in St. Johns County, and it is only the beginning of our commitment here,” said Rob Deininger, president and CEO of AdventHealth’s East Florida Division. “We know trust is earned, and we take that seriously. As this community grows, we are committed to growing with it.”
The ribbon cutting for AdventHealth Fruitland Park ER was held July 17. The 12-bed freestanding emergency department is located at the intersection of County Road 466A and Colony Boulevard.
“This is an important step in strengthening access to emergency care in Lake County,” Deininger said. “We know trust is earned, and we take that responsibility seriously. As this community grows, we are committed to growing alongside it.”
“The opening of these two emergency departments represents an important investment in the health and well-being of these growing communities,” Robins & Morton Operations Manager Angel Colon said. “Robins & Morton is proud to have partnered with AdventHealth to build facilities that expand access to high-quality emergency care and support the organization’s mission of extending healing and hope. We are grateful for the collaboration, dedication, and shared commitment that made these projects possible, and we look forward to seeing the lasting, positive impact they have in the St. Augustine and Fruitland Park communities.”
Robins & Morton was the general contractor for both projects. HuntonBrady was the architect.