- Tiffany Cahill
AdventHealth Minneola has officially opened its new medical office building, marking the next chapter in the continued growth of the campus and bringing additional specialty services to South Lake County.
Adjacent to AdventHealth Minneola, the facility expands the campus with physician offices and services in cardiology, gastroenterology, general surgery, medical oncology, orthopedics, sports medicine, vascular care, urology, laboratory services and a retail pharmacy.
The new facility builds on the opening of AdventHealth Minneola in December 2025 and reflects AdventHealth's continued investment in meeting the healthcare needs of one of Central Florida's fastest-growing communities.
"From the very beginning, our vision was to create more than a hospital. We envisioned a connected health campus where people could build lasting relationships with their care teams and access the services they need throughout every stage of life," said Kay Barnett, CEO of AdventHealth Minneola and Clermont ER. "The opening of this medical office building is another important step in fulfilling that vision and supporting wholeness in South Lake County."
The building was designed to bring physicians and specialty services together in one location, helping create a more coordinated experience for patients.
"Medicine works best when it works together," said Dr. Charles Thompson, chief of staff at AdventHealth Minneola. "By bringing multiple specialties together on one campus, we're making it easier for physicians to collaborate and for patients to receive coordinated, connected care that supports their overall health."
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