OCALA, FL (352today.com) – AdventHealth Ocala has officially opened its new medical office building, marking a major expansion of healthcare services in Marion County. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Thursday, June 12, with community leaders, physicians, and local officials in attendance.
The Ocala Metro Chamber & Economic Partnership (CEP) praised the development, stating, “This exciting addition to our community represents a continued commitment to convenient, compassionate care—right here in Ocala. Congratulations to the entire AdventHealth team on this important milestone!”



The three-story, 57,000-square-foot facility will enhance access to a range of specialty services including cardiovascular care, neuroscience, orthopedics, and women’s health.
“Thank you to our doctors, leadership team and community partners, including Ben Marciano Mayor of Ocala, for helping us celebrate the completion of this impressive facility,” AdventHealth Ocala shared. “We look forward to seeing patients in this new space later this month!”
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