SOURCE: Naples Daily News
AUTHOR: Brittany Carloni
A prominent building on Corkscrew Road in Estero is in foreclosure proceedings, court documents show.
TD Bank filed a commercial foreclosure complaint in Lee County Circuit Court on March 15 against several entities, including Pelican Creek Real Estate Development LLC and Naples Urgent Care. The companies are registered to Rob McGann, who managed Estero Urgent Care. McGann is among those listed by TD Bank as a defendant in the foreclosure case.
Estero Urgent Care, 9250 Corkscrew Road, closed at the end of February, McGann told the Naples Daily News on Monday. The medical clinic was in Estero Park Commons, north of Estero Community Park.
When the Daily News contacted him Thursday, McGann declined to comment on whether Estero Urgent Care closed its doors because of the foreclosure case.
When asked about the property's future McGann said, "It appears it is in the process of being sold."
A lawyer for T.D. Bank did not immediately return a request for comment.
McGann said Monday that the urgent care facility was downsizing to operate just its North Naples location on Immokalee Road.
A Google Earth image of Estero Urgent Care off Corkscrew Road. (Photo: Google Earth)
"We just thought it was in our interest," he said then. "The number of healthcare options available now in Estero is immense."
Estero Urgent Care opened in 2005, McGann said. The medical facility served several thousand patients a year and had about five employees, he said.
Estero Urgent Care patients can visit the Naples Urgent Care office in Collier County, McGann said. The Naples location has their medical records, he said.
Estero Urgent Care is not the only such clinic to operate in the village. Other facilities include Urgent Care Center of SWFL off Three Oaks Parkway and the Bonita Community Health Center, which has an office south of Coconut Road.
Lee Health, NCH open ER departments in south Lee
Lee Health - Coconut Point opened its $140 million medical campus in early December. It offers services such as a 24/7 emergency room, outpatient surgery, Lee Physician group clinics, rehabilitation therapy and a Healthy Life Center.
Just south of Lee Health - Coconut Point is NCH Healthcare Bonita, which also opened in December. The $34 million NCH project includes an ER, outpatient surgery and NCH physician offices.
Healthcare options in the area could continue to grow.
Last year, Lee Health and Nashville-based HCA Healthcare received initial approval from state regulators to build hospitals in Estero.
Lee Health's 82-bed hospital would be built at Lee Health - Coconut Point, which was designed to accommodate a future hospital.
In December, HCA purchased nearly 100 acres in Estero for $52.5 million for a planned 80-bed hospital. The land is bordered by U.S. 41 to the west and Williams Road to the south.
The hospital projects have faced opposition. Lee Health and NCH filed legal challenges to the planned HCA hospital. HCA and NCH have filed legal challenges opposing the plans for a Lee Health - Coconut Point hospital.