Country Club Living - Palm Beach North - June 2026

J U N E 2 0 2 6 | C O U N T R Y C L U B L I V I N G - PA L M B E A C H N O R T H 1 1 Situated on a 34-acre campus that offers space for the future construction of outpatient-care medical office buildings, the seven-story, 365,000-square-foot Alan B. Miller Medical Center represents a nearly $430 million investment in the future of healthcare for its community. In addition to expanded patient care, the new facility is expected to create more than 800 job opportunities. Hospital’s namesake honors a legacy in healthcare Named in honor of healthcare pioneer Alan B. Miller, founder and executive chairman of Universal Health Services, Inc., the modern medical center reflects decades of leadership and innovation. Since founding UHS in 1979, Mr. Miller has grown the organization into one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers, with a longstanding presence in Florida. In 1986, Mr. Miller built and opened Wellington Regional Medical Center, operated by a subsidiary of UHS. “This is a remarkable day,” said Alan B. Miller. “I got into the hospital business to help people. I never intended to be the biggest; I always wanted to be the best. I want our hospitals to treat patients the way I would want my own family treated. I am confident the Alan B. Miller Medical Center team will deliver on that promise.” Learn more at ABMmedicalcenter.com For career opportunities, visit uhs.com/careers Alan B. Miller Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For language assistance, disability accommodations and the nondiscrimination notice, visit our website. From left: Jill Miller and husband Alan B. Miller, founder and executive chairman of Universal Health Services Inc., are shown with Gina Melby, CEO of Alan B. Miller Medical Center, and Dana Middleton, Palm Beach Gardens mayor. Alan B. Miller, founder and executive chairman of Universal Health Services, Inc., cuts the ribbon during a ceremony for the opening of Alan B. Miller Medical Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.