News Release: Hoar Construction Breaks Ground on New VA Clinic in Lecanto, Florida 

Brand new facility will significantly expand veterans’ services in Citrus County

LECANTO, Fla. (Sept. 1, 2026) – Hoar Construction announced today the groundbreaking of a new VA Clinic in Lecanto, Florida. The general contractor is leading construction on a state-of-the-art, 60,000-square-foot clinic, nearly triple the size of the existing Lecanto outpatient facility. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on July 24, and the center is expected to open its doors to patients in 2028.

“We’re proud to have officially kicked off construction with the recent groundbreaking,” said Davis Wilson, Project Manager at Hoar Construction. “Projects like this are especially meaningful because they directly improve access to care for local veterans, many of whom have been commuting great distances to access specialized care. Our team is committed to delivering a high-quality facility that will support exceptional care and meet the needs of veterans throughout Citrus County.”

Situated on a 15-acre site, the new VA clinic will provide outpatient care for more than 17,400 veterans in Citrus County, which accounts for 12% of the veteran population in Florida. At completion, the care center will host 110 employees, nearly a 100% increase from the existing clinic. Project plans feature large, sound-proof audio booths to assist patients facing hearing loss, a dedicated bus stop, x-ray imaging and cutting-edge physical therapy equipment.

“This project has been several years in the making for veterans in Citrus County, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to get started,” Development. “The new clinic will allow the VA to serve more patients and provide a wider breadth of care, including mental health, physical therapy, prosthetics, radiology and more. It is imperative our local veterans have access to the services they need, and this center will play a critical role in making that possible.”

Project partners for the Lecanto VA Clinic include HC Development as the developer, DAU Architects as the architect, Bob D. Campbell as the structural engineer and Affiliated Engineers as the MEP engineer

Hoar has established itself as one of the nation’s leading healthcare builders, completing nearly $1.5 billion in healthcare projects over the past 10 years. Hoar previously worked with Lifepoint Health on the 62,000-square-foot Northeast Georgia Rehabilitation Institute in Gainesville, Georgia, and recently completed a $19 million expansion and renovation project for the Crisp Regional Hospital in Cordele, Georgia.

For more information on Hoar and its services, visit its website here.

 

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ABOUT HOAR CONSTRUCTION

Hoar Construction was founded 86 years ago, and throughout our history, we’ve been committed to learning from every project to improve our processes and deliver the best building experience possible for our clients and partners. With 13 offices in 6 states and more than 5,000 completed projects across a variety of market sectors, building is our business, but we’re more than builders. We’re partners to our clients and leaders through the entire development process to ensure we deliver the results our clients want and expect. Always building. Always improving. Always in process.

For more information about Hoar Construction, please visit www.hoar.com or visit us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Instagram.

 

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