NORFOLK, NE - Fountain Point Medical Community in Norfolk is growing.

"It's amazing. It's a dream come true for our physicians, honestly," Fountain Point Development COO Mary Kay Uhing said.

The Medical Campus recently broke ground on Phase II of its construction. The $6 million, 15-thousand square foot expansion will include urgent care and imaging centers as well as a childhood development center.

"Our physicians have listened to our patients and they've heard them and they can construct and develop a medical campus based on that feedback to meet all their needs," Uhing said.

The new area will expand on the southeast side of the building next to the surgery center which is set to open at the end of the month.

Fountain Point opened the doors of Phase I in early September. The new addition may be opened in phases, but they say Fall 2020 is their goal to begin opening Phase II to the public. Uhing says its been like changing the tire on a moving car, but it will be exciting to have all these services under one roof.

And Fountain Point Medical Community may not be done growing. They say they still have plenty of room left to expand.

"We have 55 acres here to develop so we're just getting started," Uhing said.