10 Growing US Metro Areas to Consider for Private Practice

These 10 metropolitan areas recorded population growth and had recently completed, ongoing, or announced health care infrastructure projects.

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Austin–Round Rock–San Marcos, Texas, grew by 53,796 residents, a 2.1% increase, with St. David’s South Austin Medical Center expanding by $180 million.
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Boise City, Idaho, added 18,854 residents, a 2.2% increase, with St. Luke’s constructing a nine-story hospital tower to add 80 beds.
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Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, Texas, saw a population increase of 123,557 residents, with a new medical office building under construction.
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Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford, Florida, grew by 37,690 residents, with AdventHealth planning a major campus expansion including a 14-story tower.
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Raleigh–Cary, North Carolina, added 36,793 residents, with Duke Health and UNC Health planning a 230-acre children's health campus.

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