Prince George’s County leaders broke ground on a new health center in Greenbelt, Maryland, on Monday.
The state-of-the-art facility is set to replace the aging Cheverly Health Center in Cheverly, Maryland, representing a critical upgrade in health care service for county residents and moving significantly toward enhancing health care accessibility.
“Our goal is to offer our residents new opportunities to receive care close to home and build the kind of health care infrastructure this community deserves,” said County Executive Angela Alsobrooks. “This new building is another step forward in our administration’s strategy to improve the health of our residents, and we want to thank all of our partners who helped make this new health center possible.”
The facility is set to be 80,000 square feet and five stories. The county paid $8.9 million and invested $18 million into the new health center.
Article left out where in Greenbelt. The area has several new projects.