Redlands
Redlands, CA · Health
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CJUSD’s $27M Deal Requires Opposition Withdrawal to Massive Warehouse Project Next to Zimmerman Elementary
An executed settlement between Colton Joint Unified School District and the developer of the Bloomington Business Park shows CJUSD could receive up to $27 million while retaining ownership of Zimmerman Elementary School, but the agreement also requires the district to withdraw its opposition to the project and commits CJUSD not to file or support specified project-related litigation.
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First phase of Kaiser Redlands medical campus heads to Planning Commission
REDLANDS, Calif. — Kaiser Permanente is moving from master planning toward construction of its long-planned Redlands medical campus, with detailed plans for the development's first new building heading to the Planning Commission Tuesday. The commission will consider plans for a 113,000-square-foot, three-story medical office and ambulatory surgery center at...
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LLUH breaks ground on hospital
Loma Linda University Health has started construction on a new hospital. The Loma Linda University Rehabilitation Hospital will be a freestanding, 80-bed facility that will be operated by Loma Linda University Health and Lifepoint Rehabilitation, according to a statement on LLUH’s website. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Aug. 18.
Mountain News
Hospital Bond Measure Heads to November Ballot
Mountain Community Hospital (MCH) is being modernized through a $72 million construction project that includes mandatory seismic upgrades, a new emergency department, a new acute care wing and an expansion of the skilled nursing facility. The project is intended to help ensure the hospital can continue providing healthcare and remain operational for the community during disasters and other emergencies, says in a MCH press release.
SFGate
Regional: California Medicine Scholars Expands Physician Pathway Program To Bay Area
California Medicine Scholars is expanding its physician pathway program to the Bay Area and Los Angeles as the state faces continued physician shortages and health care disparities in underserved communities, California Community Colleges announced earlier this month. The program, operated by the Foundation for California Community Colleges, is launching three...
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Highland Warehouses Sit Feet From Preschool, Council Appeal Looms
A Highland warehouse project with loading docks facing a Head Start preschool entrance just 25 feet away won a three-year permit extension from city commissioners in July, over objections from more than 50 residents and school district officials who say the developments threaten children's health and safety. A second warehouse proposed across the street from Indian Springs High School received the same extension. Both now head to an October 13 Highland City Council appeal hearing that will test whether local leaders will impose stricter protections than state law currently requires.
Latin Times
COVID Screening Failures at California ICE Detention Center Head to Trial After Vulnerable Mexican's Dad Death
Martin Vargas Arellano was no longer officially in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody when he died. ICE had released the 55-year-old Mexican immigrant from detention three days earlier, even though he was comatose and had already been declared brain-dead, according to a lawsuit filed by his son. Five years later,...
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Loma Linda University Health breaks ground on 80-bed rehabilitation hospital
EDLANDS, Calif. — Loma Linda University Health and Lifepoint Rehabilitation broke ground Aug. 12 on a new 80-bed rehabilitation hospital expected to nearly double the health system’s inpatient rehabilitation capacity. The Loma Linda University Rehabilitation Hospital will be built at 11207 New Jersey St., near the Redlands-Loma Linda...
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New president announced for Dignity Health
Anthony Coleman, DHA, has been named the new Hospital President for Dignity Health - St. Bernardine Medical Center and Community Hospital of San Bernardino, effective June 29. This new, combined Hospital President role underscores its commitment to fostering comprehensive leadership and strategic growth within the Inland Empire. Coleman returns to...
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Outpatient Demand and Aging Demographics Fuel Medical Office Competition
Los Angeles ranked second nationally for healthcare leasing activity in the second quarter, trailing only Houston, according to Avison Young. The metro area, including Orange County, California, recorded 331,000 square feet of medical office leasing in the quarter and more than 1.5 million square feet over the past 12 months. Los Angeles led all markets in healthcare sales activity during the quarter with $285 million in transaction volume.
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Developer agrees to environment safeguards for Cajalco warehouse project
The Sierra Club and Rural Association of Mead Valley have reached an agreement environmental protections with the developer of the Cajalco Commerce Center, a proposed warehouse project totaling over 1 million square feet. According to an Aug. 10 lawsuit settlement agreement, Industrial VI Enterprises, a subsidiary of Texas-based developer Hillwood,...
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PMB, Loma Linda University Health Break Ground on Inpatient Rehab Hospital
PMB, a leading healthcare real estate developer, and Loma Linda University Health with Lifepoint Rehabilitation, a business unit of Lifepoint Health, recently broke ground on a new, 99,000-square-foot, 80-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Redlands. Located at 11207 New Jersey., the three-story facility will function as a standalone hospital. “Breaking ground...