Dignity Health says about 700 jobs will be created when it builds a medical campus in north Phoenix where the Arizona Cardinals have broken ground on a new headquarters.
The Cardinals bought more than 200 acres near Scottsdale Road and the Loop 101, which the team envisions as a mixed use development anchored by the club’s performance center and business operations.
Now Dignity Health says it is the first to join the project and has plans for a medical campus anchored by two buildings.
Officials plan to offer a wide range of programs, such as sports medicine, specialized primary care and outpatient surgery.
Phase one of construction is scheduled to start next year with opening anticipated in 2028.
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