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Healthcare Construction And Its Impact On The
Community
When was the last time you really appreciated your primary care physician at the local clinic?
Most people do not think about it, but that modest building with its unique architecture is part of
a greater story that involves communities, cities, and this country.
Healthcare facility construction is a complicated, expensive and time-consuming process
involving construction companies and their contractors, architects and health code officials, and
medical professionals. Ultimately, what comes out of it is a service to the community, jobs and
technical positions, technology, and recession-proof economic contributors.
In order to demonstrate this, let us take a look at the effects of healthcare construction in the city
of Fort Lauderdale in Broward County, Florida. The third largest private healthcare group in the
United States is based in Fort Lauderdale, and their contribution to this understated phenomenon
cannot be overstated.
What Healthcare Construction Does for the Local Economy
Healthcare construction is a staple for heavy tourist locations like Fort Lauderdale. Over 12 million
tourists a year come to greater Fort Lauderdale, which encompasses all of Broward County.
Tourists, as anyone who knows all too well, are apt to get sick, rowdy or both, so there is a constant
need for medical service.
In fact, the booming tourist economy in Fort Lauderdale could not be sustained without ample
medical service, and that is why well designed, properly located, state-of-the-art medical facilities
are a must. People will always need medical service, especially in a place that gets double its
population in tourists annually, and so even during times of recession, these facilities will be
putting money back into the economy.