MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio — Middleburg Heights will soon have a new medical outpatient center.
The city, Cleveland Clinic and Premier Development Partners announced Wednesday the Cleveland Clinic Middleburg Heights Family Health Center will be built in a former Kmart location at 17840 Bagley Road.
Closed since 2019, the 93,000-square-foot space will undergo a full renovation to accommodate a majority of Cleveland Clinic’s services.
The center will be the health system’s first venture of its size and accommodations. Services will be based on the health care needs of the community, but it will include specialty and primary care. It will also have imaging services, a lab and a drive-thru pharmacy.
“We are excited to see the Middleburg Heights medical corridor expand with this project, and we welcome the significant investment and new professional jobs that this Cleveland Clinic facility will bring to our community,” said Middleburg Heights Mayor Matthew Castelli in a statement.
The center is expected to expand health care access to more than 180,000 people living in the city and surrounding communities. It’s also expected to create 300 jobs. The center is slated to open in 2023.
