New medical facility coming to Broken Arrow, will feature modern technology – FOX23 News
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — An investment company has announced plans to build a 60,000 square foot medical center in Broken Arrow.
The Vincent Medical Campus will be built near Florence and Elm. The building will use modern technology to alleviate germs and resist the spread of bacteria, including COVID-19. That technology includes anti-microbial lights and building materials.
The group also plans to use solar panels and geothermal energy to make it one of the most energy-efficient buildings in Oklahoma.
Kevin Cox is the leader of 7315 Investments. He says his group realized the need for modern medical facilities that could reduce the spread of COVID-19.
“Technology must be leveraged whenever possible to make patients and their physical providers comfortable meeting in person. This is 2021, and its time we leverage what we know to bring normalcy back to the doctor-patient relationship. We believe this is the time, and this location in Broken Arrow is the place to do it,” said Cox.
Construction is expected to begin soon.
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