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March 3, 2025 – HCA Florida University Hospital, part of HCA Florida Healthcare, officially broke ground on a new 10,000-square-foot emergency room on Monday, March 3. The facility, located at 10100 Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL, 33026, will enhance access to high-quality emergency care at the intersection of Pines Boulevard and Palm Avenue.

“This groundbreaking represents more than just the construction of a new building, it also symbolizes our commitment to expanding access to patient-centered, emergency care for residents of this growing community,” said Madeline Nava, CEO at HCA Florida University Hospital.

HCA Florida City Center Emergency will feature 11 treatment rooms, onsite physicians and nurses, and 24/7 emergency services, including laboratory and imaging capabilities.

During the ceremony, Pembroke Pines Vice Mayor and Commissioner Thomas Good, Jr. shared, “We are excited to have HCA Healthcare here in Pembroke Pines and to serve us at one of the busiest intersections in Pembroke Pines. We look forward to this partnership lasting for many years to come and benefiting our community members.”

The new freestanding emergency room is expected to be completed in early 2026.

About HCA Florida University Hospital

HCA Florida University Hospital is a state-of-the-art, multi-specialty hospital that partners with top clinical leaders and uses enhanced technology to deliver exceptional patient experiences. The comprehensive medical facility provides a full range of healthcare services to Davie, FL, and its surrounding communities, including 24/7 emergency care with board-certified emergency physicians, maternity, orthopedics, oncology, neurosciences, diagnostic services, imaging, and a full range of robotic and minimally invasive surgical services. HCA Florida University Hospital features all-private patient rooms. It is located adjacent to the campus of Nova Southeastern University in Broward County. For more information on HCA Florida University Hospital, please visit HCAFloridaHealthcare.com.

About HCA Florida Healthcare

HCA Florida Healthcare, a part of HCA Healthcare, is a family of more than 650 affiliated sites of care, including hospitals, physician practices, freestanding emergency rooms and urgent care centers. United as a statewide network in 2022, HCA Florida Healthcare includes approximately 11,100 experienced doctors and more than 84,000 colleagues working together to deliver equitable, evidence-based collaborative care through more than 11.6 million patient encounters each year. HCA Florida Healthcare is committed to improving more lives in more ways and giving back to the communities it serves. The network provides more than $903 million in uncompensated care and contributes nearly $2.2 million to community organizations across the state. In addition, HCA Florida Healthcare offers patients access to highly-trained specialists, including the state’s largest cardiovascular network. A strong advocate for the next generation of healthcare professionals, HCA Florida Healthcare is also a major supporter of university-based healthcare programs and residencies and fellowships throughout the Sunshine State. For more information, please visit HCAFloridaHealthcare.com.

Pembroke Pines, FL (March 20, 2025) – A vehicle crash with injuries was reported Thursday morning on State Road 93 northbound, just south of Sheridan Street near mile marker 10.

Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) received the report at approximately 9:32 a.m., and emergency responders arrived at the scene immediately. Paramedics provided medical care to the injured individuals, though details regarding the number of victims and the severity of their injuries have not yet been released.

Despite the collision, authorities confirmed that no roadblock was reported, allowing traffic to continue moving through the area. Law enforcement is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.

Our thoughts are with those injured, and we hope for their full recovery.

High-traffic roadways like State Road 93, a major part of Interstate 75 running through Pembroke Pines, frequently experience accidents due to congestion, high speeds, and sudden lane changes. The area near Sheridan Street is known for heavy commuter and commercial traffic, increasing the risk of collisions.

Crashes on highways often occur due to distracted driving, following too closely, or failure to yield. Given the mid-morning timing of this incident, traffic volume and merging patterns may have contributed to the crash. Investigators will assess these factors as they work to determine the cause.

For those injured in vehicle accidents, seeking medical treatment and documenting the accident are crucial steps toward recovery. Florida law provides options for accident victims to pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages if negligence played a role. Consulting with a legal professional can help individuals understand their rights and options for financial recovery.

If you or a loved one has been hurt in a car accident, know that support is available. The aftermath of a crash can be overwhelming, but understanding your rights and taking the right steps can help you move forward.

Senate president: ‘We know it exists and we’re working on it’

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. – Florida lawmakers are looking at solutions for long lines and canceled appointments at driver’s license locations in Miami-Dade and Broward counties and are likely to allocate millions to help fix it.

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Local 10 News has been reporting on the ongoing issue, which continued Thursday at the office in Pembroke Pines.

This scenario repeats every day at most, if not all, Miami-Dade and Broward driver’s licensing offices and has for months.

Murat Chaimerdenov, originally from Kazakhstan and in line Thursday, asked, “Why can’t you make it online? Super high technology country, but what’s going on?”

The mounting frustration has indeed reached Tallahassee.

“We know it exists and we’re working on it,” said Florida Senate President Ben Albritton. He and the House Speaker are leading decisions on how the state will spend its money.

“In our budget development process, we’re working closely with the Department of Motor Vehicles, and we’re looking at enhancing those systems down there with several million dollars of support,” Albritton said.

The several million dollars have yet to be detailed.

However, Miami-Dade and Broward tax collectors, who will take over this process from the state next year, are already planning.

But help won’t happen before the May 7 deadline to ensure you have a REAL ID-compliant license with a star to get on a flight or for those who need immediate appointments for an expiring license.

“In my country, Kazakhstan, you can make it online, in an app. You don’t need to come here,” Chaimerdenov said. “What’s going on?”

DMV officials say that the lines and the crowds are because so many people are coming into the state, but that doesn’t explain why they haven’t redone the logistics to take care of that.

That aside, at least help is on the way, even though it’s going to be probably a year from now before it arrives.

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(WSVN) - A South Florida preschool operates in a local church during the day, but a lawsuit from the landlord and bizarre behavior caught on camera at night has them praying for a new home. 7’s Heather Walker Investigates.

The hallways at this preschool are empty and quiet. Class was canceled a few weeks ago, and some of the reasons why were caught on video.

Daniel Grimm, owner, Avanda Academic Alliance: “Like, this whole situation is just insane.”

Two years ago, Avanda Academic Alliance took over the lease from a school located inside Faith Presbyterian Church of Pembroke Pines.

Daniel Grimm is the owner of Avanda. He says the relationship between the school and the church started off great … but things broke down when the plumbing backed up.

Daniel Grimm: “It would back up in here, would back up over there.”

Daniel claims the church never made any repairs, so the school stopped paying rent.

Daniel Grimm: “‘Here’s your notice. If you don’t fix this problem, we will no longer be paying the rent, which is our right as tenants.'”

The church started to evict the school in September, and last month, a judge ordered the school to pay up.

Daniel Grimm: “Twelve or 15 days to come up with $30,000-plus. We don’t have that kind of money.”

When Daniel couldn’t come up with the money, strange things started happening at the school.

Daniel Grimm: “That night we saw that, we’re like, ‘What’s going on?’ We had no idea who it was.”

Over several weeks’ time, the school’s surveillance cameras captured people roaming the halls at night.

Daniel Grimm: “It’s beyond bizarre.”

One video shows two people — one in a red coat and another person who has covered their head with a pink cloth.

Another video shows a person on the floor.

Daniel Grimm: “Dragging herself on the floor, hunched over, playing music, all throughout the school, everywhere — up and down every hallway for like four or five hours.”

7News visited Avanda on March 10. Daniel had just canceled classes for the day. Someone had installed a different set of security cameras and locked up every bathroom in the school.

Daniel Grimm: “Every single bathroom, the doorknobs, locked them, put the caution tape up.”

They left a portable toilet outside.

Daniel Grimm: “What are we supposed to do with these children? We’re supposed to take little children out to use a port-a-potty?”

A camera recorded a woman putting up caution tape in one of the bathrooms.

The church’s attorney, Claudia Barona, met us in the parking lot after we left the school. When we asked her what was going on inside Avanda at night, she had a simple answer.

Claudia Barona: “It’s our property.”

The church’s lease with Avanda says the landlord has access to the facility at any time. However, no one with the school is allowed on the property after 6 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Barona told 7News that Avanda breached its lease a year ago because of multiple issues before the school stopped paying rent. She claimed the plumbing issues only started after the church filed for eviction in September.

Claudia Barona: “The pipes were not an issue until we told them, ‘That’s it, no more.’ We just did a full research of our pipes, and guess what, they’re fine.”

Faith Presbyterian Church of Pembroke Pines was cited last month by the Broward County Health Department. Records show there were several reports of sewage leaks at the property since December of last year.

The department said the church has “…failed to maintain a septic system…” and it has caused a “…continuous repeated release of untreated sewage onto publicly accessible spaces.”

A hearing to determine whether the church has made the repairs is set for early April.

Daniel isn’t waiting for that hearing. He couldn’t afford to keep fighting the eviction case, so he packed everything up and moved out.

But he’s not sure where to go.

Daniel Grimm: “That’s what we’re trying to figure out. We reached out to all of our parents and asked if they have any ideas, if they know of anywhere.”

He hopes Avanda can reopen soon in a new home that’s free of nighttime visitors.

Heather Walker, 7News.

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