Sacred Heart Hospital on the Gulf

Port St. Joe, Florida
Designed for growth and resilience, this state-of-the-art medical facility offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, while being built to endure coastal storms and accommodate future expansion.

A rapidly growing coastal community, Port St. Joe, Florida, needed a state-of-the-art medical facility. This hospital serves as a pivotal resource for both inpatient and outpatient care, featuring a 25-bed nursing wing, a surgical suite, advanced radiological facilities, a 24-hour emergency department, diagnostic services, a chapel, a cafeteria, a helipad, and comprehensive administrative and support services. A central energy plant ensures reliable operation of the facility. 

The design also incorporates future expansion plans, including an additional 25 patient rooms, outpatient clinical spaces, a nuclear medicine testing suite, and enlarged emergency, radiological, and operating areas. Adjacent to the hospital is a medical office building, also designed by DAG. The hospital is designed to endure a Category 4 storm surge and withstand coastal wind pressures, complying with the stringent requirements of Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). 

Project Facts

Status

Completed

Client

Sacred Heart Health System

Size

67,000 SF

Sector

Healthcare

Services

Architecture

Awards

Merit Award of Excellence for New Work
AIA Florida Northwest, 2011

Connect with Project Representative
Roger Godwin
Roger Godwin
Principal

Chris Tyner
Chris Tyner
Associate Prinicipal