Dignity Health signs major lease at Park Central in Phoenix

Dignity Health is bringing a new outpatient cardiology center to Park Central in Phoenix, signing a lease for 25,330 square feet inside the Burgbacher building.

Dignity Health’s new property will have 39 exam rooms, two echocardiogram rooms, a nuclear medicine room and an infusion suite, according to a news release.

The new facility will expand Dignity Health’s capacity, improve patient experience and allow the ability to deliver more coordinated, multidisciplinary care.

“Park Central provides an ideal environment for delivering integrated healthcare services,” Dr. Viren Bavishi, the president of Dignity Health Medical Group, said in the release. “This new cardiology center will allow us to better serve our patients with expanded services, advanced technology and a convenient, centrally located setting.”

With Dignity Health’s increased space and tools, it will have a more “comprehensive range of specialties, including medical cardiology, interventional and structural cardiology, heart failure, electrophysiology and cardiovascular surgery,” the release said.

After opening as Arizona’s first shopping mall in 1957, Park Central has now grown into a plaza used for healthcare, education, offices spaces and culture in downtown Phoenix.

“Dignity Health’s continued investment at Park Central speaks to the strength of the campus as a destination for healthcare excellence,” Steve Lindley, the chief operating officer of Holualoa Companies and co-developer of the project, said. “This new cardiology center will bring critical services to the community and further enhance the dynamic mix of healthcare, education and innovation taking place here.”

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