Mountain Ranch
Mountain Ranch, CA · Health
The Modesto Bee
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Shriners Children's Hospital Opens Patient Playhouse in Sacramento
Shriners Children's Northern California — Hospital With New Patient Playhouse. Shriners Children's Hospital has opened a Patient Playhouse in Sacramento. The opening was reported by ABC10, which covers the Sacramento area. Play Is Already Built Into Daily Routine at Shriners. The new playhouse adds to an approach Shriners Children's...
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West Roseville Shopping Center Faces Appeal Over 16-Year-Old Environmental Study
SW Corner, Pleasant Grove Blvd. & Fiddyment Rd. — Approximate Site of Proposed Shopping C…. A 14.5-acre shopping center planned for the corner of Pleasant Grove Boulevard and Fiddyment Road in west Roseville is headed back before the city council Wednesday, after a neighborhood group appealed its approval over concerns that a 16-year-old environmental study doesn't account for everything built around it since. The project, known as Sierra View Shopping Center, calls for about 58,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, a gas station and drive-through restaurants — a fraction of what was once envisioned for the site.
The Sacramento Bee
Kaiser breaks ground: Folsom's population boom fuels a wave of new medical facilities
Area health systems are building hundreds of millions of dollars of medical facilities in Folsom as the population grows in the city and along the Highway 50 corridor. Kaiser Permanente marked the latest progress Tuesday, when the health system broke ground on a 187,000-square-foot outpatient facility along Iron Point Road, expected to open in May 2030. “We recognized that the community was growing. We also recognized the entire Highway 50 corridor was growing, and that we didn’t have the specialty services along this area that we wanted,” said Dr. Richard Florio, physician in chief for Kaiser’s Roseville service area, which includes Folsom. “People want to live here. It’s a great place to raise a family. It’s a great place to retire.” The Folsom end of the Sacramento region tends to see higher-than-normal wages and generally a good quality of life, said Greater Sacramento Economic Council President and CEO Barry Broome. The corridor has a presence of companies in the semiconductor industry, which the economic council has worked to attract . Intel announced last month that it will no longer sell its 162-acre campus in Folsom, two miles from the Kaiser site. “I think it makes it attractive to build,” Broome
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Kaiser Breaks Ground On Folsom Care Center as Four Rivals Race to Build Nearby
Kaiser Permanente held a ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday for a new comprehensive care center under construction on Iron Point Road in Folsom, marking the latest move in a healthcare building spree reshaping the fast-growing city south of Highway 50. The 187,000-square-foot outpatient facility will house 60 clinical offices and offer primary and specialty care, imaging, lab and pharmacy services once it opens.
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Roseville's $21.7M Nursing Home Proposal Advances Through Permitting on Conference Center Drive
A proposed $21.7 million nursing facility near the Westfield Galleria at Roseville is advancing through permitting. The 120-bed project is planned for Conference Center Drive. The 120-bed skilled nursing facility is being developed by St. Louis-based RangeComm Development under the commercial brand Galleria Post Acute, according to ABC10. A public hearing was planned as part of the city review process.
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Inside Sacramento’s efforts to connect people with behavioral health services
The City of Sacramento is working across multiple departments and with Sacramento County to connect people experiencing behavioral health challenges with services, treatment and shelter. During a City Council workshop Tuesday, Oct. 13, requested by Mayor Kevin McCarty, the City’s Department of Community Response outlined existing State and County programs...
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Rural Health Center Employee and Patient Urges No Vote on Proposition 44
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