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Hotel furnishings get sold off by the hotel.
Attention Motel Owners Oct 6, 1957 Fort Lauderdale News (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Newspapers.com
Attention Motel Owners Oct 13, 1957 Fort Lauderdale News (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Newspapers.com
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Fort Lauderdale Beach Hospital, now a non-profit nonsectarian community hospital, has announced appointment of committee of trustees to raise $500,000 and expand the hospital to 155 beds. Sept. 29, the Lambert Foundation, Inc., bought the hospital from the prior owners, a private profit corporation. President of the foundation is John D. Mendez, who said the hospital is launching an immediate improvement program enlarging the laboratory and radiology facilities, building a new emergency room and ambulance entrance, increasing kitchen and dietary areas and widening corridors.
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Plans to move Beach Hospital a short distance northward of its present location at 125 N Birch Rd. and to triple its facilities were announced today by Ernest C. Murray, the recently re-elected chairman the board of directors. The exact location cannot be disclosed at this time since negotiations to acquire the property are still in progress, said Dr. Richard A. Neubauer, secretary - treasurer of the medical staff. "It will still be in the beach area, however," Neubauer added.
-Source: "The Beach Hospital to Expand" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, April 9, 1969. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-the-beach-hospital/199926923/.
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Plans for the new 250-bed general hospital to serve the beach area indicate that the first phase of construction will be completed by 1972. The new Beach Hospital, located on a 100,000 square foot site bounded on the east by N Ocean Blvd. (Highway A1A) and on the west by Seagrape Blvd., will replace the present Beach Hospital at 125 N Birch Rd.
-Source: "New Beach Hospital On Drawing Boards" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, May 2, 1970. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-new-beach-hospital/200094900/.
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Large Club Of The Year Auxiliary Operates Hospital The Beach Hospital Auxiliary, Ft. Lauderdale News Large Club of the Year, owns and , operates a hospital. The Auxiliary does this through the Katie Lambert Foundation. So successful is the operation that the institutution has outgrown its present building of 80 beds. Plans are underway for a modern 300 bed hospital to meet the needs of the growing beach area.
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Arthur White, former controller of the North Beach Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, has been promoted to administrator. The 77-bed facility is located at 125 N. Birch Rd.
-Source: "Medical Center Promotion" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, September 13, 1971. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-medical-center-prom/200102465/.
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The hand-lettered sign reads, "Dr. Spitz's semiprivate office and fix-it shop." It is taped on a file cabinet in a crowded corner of the medical records library of North Beach Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale... Spitz might be found anywhere on the four floors of the hospital, located at 125 N. Birch Road. His cheerful banter perks up staff and patients.
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A new 153-bed hospital, designed to serve the estimated 10 per cent of Broward County population east of the Intracoastal Waterway between the 17th Street Causeway and the Hillsboro Inlet, is under way. The new North Beach Medical Center on 'a three-acre plot at 2835 N. Atlantic Blvd. in Fort Lauderdale will ultimately replace the smaller 15-year-old Beach Hospital, several blocks north of Las Olas Boulevard.
-Source: "Beach Hospital Work Is Started" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, July 31, 1972. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-beach-hospital-work/200103062/.
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The new North Beach Medical Center, which will serve residents and visitors to the beach area of Fort Lauderdale, is proceeding on schedule, according to Chuck Christensen, construction project manager... [The center] will be completed by fall 1973, replacing the present Beach Hospital facility that has served the area's residents and visitors since 1957.
-Source: "New Medical Center's Construction On Time" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, September 2, 1972. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-new-medical-center/200104258/.
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The Broward commission on alcoholism wants the County Commission to purchase the former Beach hospital, 125 N. Birch Road, on the Intracoastal Waterway, as a treatment center and official headquarters... Edward Brede; and Stanley Utilasky, treatment director, have surveyed the four-story building several times and agree it would serve admirably, they said yesterday. "We have been quoted a price of $650,000 for the building and certain properties adjoining it[.]"
-Source: "Beach Site Sought As Alcoholic Unit" Newspapers.com. Fort Lauderdale News, December 17, 1973. https://www.newspapers.com/article/fort-lauderdale-news-beach-site-sought-a/200106071/.