Johns Hopkins to Build Pediatric Hospital in Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel, FL – In a major healthcare development for the community, Johns Hopkins Medicine has announced plans to break ground on a...
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Wesley Chapel, FL – In a major healthcare development for the community, Johns Hopkins Medicine has announced plans to break ground on a new 56-bed pediatric hospital in Wesley Chapel in 2025. The facility, named Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Wesley Chapel, is expected to open its doors in the third quarter of 2027.
Spanning 239,000 square feet, the hospital will cater to the region’s growing demand for specialized pediatric care. The first phase will include 44 inpatient acute care beds, designed with dedicated family amenities such as sleeping accommodations, ensuring comfort for both patients and their families. Additionally, the hospital will feature a 12-bed inpatient rehabilitation program and provide ICU-level care.
The facility will also house a 16-bed emergency department, four operating rooms, and a range of outpatient services. These include an ambulatory clinic, sleep lab, infusion center, full-service laboratory, pharmacy, and diagnostic testing services, making it a comprehensive healthcare hub for children in the area.
Johns Hopkins’ decision to bring a pediatric hospital to Wesley Chapel marks a significant milestone for the community, expanding access to world-class healthcare closer to home. Local families will benefit from having cutting-edge medical resources and specialized pediatric care within the rapidly growing region.
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