Maps & Directions
Directions to The Leone Center for Orthopedic Care at Holy Cross HealthPlex:
Holy Cross HealthPlex is located at 1000 NE 56th Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33334, on the Southwest corner of NE 56th Street and Dixie Highway.
To access The Leone Center for Orthopedic Care, please enter the Main Entrance of the HealthPlex, which faces Northeast 56th Street (northwest quadrant of the campus).
Directions to Holy Cross Hospital:
From North/West
Take I-95 South and exit at Cypress Creek Road going left (east). Turn right (south) on Dixie Highway and travel ½ mile to NE 56th Street. Turn right (west) on NE 56th Street. Make first left into HealthPlex driveway and find our entrance and close, convenient parking to the left.
From South/West
Take the Florida Turnpike or I-95 North. Exit at Commercial Boulevard East. Turn left (north) on Dixie Highway and travel ½ mile to NE 56th Street. Turn left (west) on NE 56th Street. Make first left into HealthPlex driveway and find our entrance and close, convenient parking to the left.
From Beaches
Take AIA or Federal Highway/US-1 to Commercial Boulevard. Go west on Commercial Boulevard. Turn right (north) on Dixie Highway and travel ½ mile to NE 56th Street. Turn left (west) on NE 56th Street. Make first left into HealthPlex driveway and find our entrance and close, convenient parking to the left.
From Points South via 1-95
Take 1-95 north to Commercial Blvd. Exit east and proceed 4 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right on US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
From Points South via the Turnpike
Take Florida turnpike north to Commercial Blvd exit. Exit Commercial Blvd and travel east approximately 8 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right onto US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
From the North via 1-95
Take 1-95 south to Commercial Blvd. Exit east and proceed 4 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right on US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
From Points North via the Turnpike
Take Florida turnpike south to Commercial Blvd exit. Exit Commercial Blvd and travel east approximately 8 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right onto US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
From Points West via the Sawgrass Expressway and I-595
Travel south on the Sawgrass to I-595. Exit east on I-595 and travel 6 miles to I-95. Take 1-95 north to Commercial Blvd. Exit Commercial Blvd and travel east approximately 4 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right onto US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
From Points West via the Sawgrass Expressway and 10th Street
Travel north on the Sawgrass to SW 10th Street. Take SW 10th street to 1-95. Take 1-95 south to Commercial Blvd. Exit Commercial Blvd and travel east approximately 4 miles to US 1/Federal Highway. Turn right onto US 1/Federal Highway and travel .5 miles. Holy Cross Hospital is located on your right.
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