<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3x8or6_19Y9Gy4E00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3x8or6_19Y9Gy4E00" width="1902" height="1089" ><figcaption>Construction of the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center on March 11, 2026</figcaption></figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0r7Qaa_19Y9Gy4E00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0r7Qaa_19Y9Gy4E00" width="1280" height="720" >REDDING, Calif. — A home built to support local cancer patients has contributed to a significant project in Redding.Proceeds from the sale of the "House of Hope and Healing" are now being directed to the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center.Palomar Builders constructed the home in the Shastina Ranch neighborhood with the aim of supporting cancer care in Northern California. The funds from its sale are helping to build the new cancer center, which is currently under construction.The $75 million facility, located on Hartnell and Cypress Avenues, will house various services, including medical oncology, radiation oncology, chemotherapy, and lab services."Cancer hits everyone, everyone knows somebody that has cancer. But for me I came from a community that built a cancer center and then I got the opportunity to move here to Redding and I’ve been in awe of the Redding community, how they’ve embraced this and how they’ve really wanted this to come to fruition because it’s important, it’s important for both staff, families and patients all together," said Director of Oncology Services, Jennifer Reynolds. Currently, many patients in the area have to travel between locations for treatment, but the new facility aims to bring cancer treatment closer. "You don’t want to be riding long distances after you just received treatment, you feel lousy, you wanna be home in your own bed. So we wanted to bring treatment home, we wanted to bring the scattered treatment around the Redding area that we currently have for cancer treatment into one facility so that you knew where you were going for every visit, everything under one roof is the concept," said Dave Civalier, President of the Board of Mercy Foundation North.Mercy Foundation North is leading the project, having successfully launched and completed an $11 million community campaign to fund the facility. CommonSpirit Health, the parent company of Dignity Health, is covering the remaining costs.Construction is expected to finish by the end of April, with the center opening to patients in September. The Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center will serve patients from six counties across Northern California.</div></body>

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REDDING, Calif. — A home built to support local cancer patients has contributed to a significant project in Redding. Proceeds from the sale of the "House of Hope and Healing" are now being directed to the Sierra Pacific Regional Cancer Center. Palomar Builders constructed the home in the Shastina...

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