The Makings of a Medical City

Diane Sears | 9/1/2008

A “medical city” in southeast Orlando will include a cluster of facilities for research, education, treatment and commerce. The site is part of the 7,000-acre Lake Nona development. Here’s how things are shaping up:

1 - Town Center

2 - Nemours Children’s Hospital

3 - Veterans Affairs Medical Center

4 - UCF College of Medicine

5 - Burnham Institute for Medical Research

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