Jackson Health System's 2022 Report to the Community.
Jackson North receives $100 million modernization. The result is priceless.
Jackson North Medical Center is new - inside and out. Following the $100 million modernization project that was completed in April 2021, the 382-bed hospital located in North Miami Beach doubled the size of its emergency department and added a designated pediatric emergency room to serve the needs of nearby families. Labor and delivery suites have been refreshed to offer a spa-like atmosphere. Surgical suites have been outfitted with the latest technologies, and the hospital's outpatient rehabilitation center has been upgraded with the latest equipment.
Jackson North also features a beautifully updated lobby and reception area to complement the updated patient rooms. Outside, the new Jackson North makes a great first impression with exterior designs courtesy of the Miami-Dade County Art in Public Places program, as well as a redesigned front entrance.
The finished hospital was made possible by the Jackson Miracle-Building Bond Program. Most importantly, of course, is the life-saving treatment people like George Wakefield continue to receive at Jackson North.George is on the road to recovery after suffering from a hemorrhagic stroke caused by hypertension in May 2021.
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UHealth Jackson Critical Care Pavilion sets the gold standard in critical care.
Offering the highest quality, most advanced care in the region, the UHealth Jackson Critical Care Pavilion opened its doors in March 2021, making it one of the largest and best-equipped intensive care units in the nation.
The three-story tower is located on top of the Ira C. Clark Diagnostic Treatment Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital. It features two floors outfitted with 54 all-private ICU suites, and another 25 beds currently under construction on a third floor. It includes high-tech equipment to help patients in their recovery, more spacious work environments for our medical teams, a dedicated secure pharmacy for sensitive medications, and negative pressure rooms for patients with infectious diseases.
This new tower provides Jackson with the extra capacity to take care of its most critical patients and expand its signature services - including transplant, neurosurgery, and cardiac surgery.