Billion-dollar Emeryville hospital set to replace Alta Bates
Sutter Health to build $1 billion Emeryville medical campus, averting Alta Bates closure
The move comes nearly a decade after the health care giant warned that its Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley would shutter by 2030 because state-mandated seismic upgrades were infeasible for the 120-year-old complex — stirring fears of a “hospital desert” in the East Bay.
The Sacramento-based health care giant bought Emery Yards, a 12-acre campus at Horton and 53rd Streets in Emeryville ...
Sutter Health announced a $1 billion plan Wednesday to build a new flagship campus and medical center in Emeryville as part ...
Sutter Health's project includes a 200-bed hospital and ambulatory clinics featuring 190 primary and specialty care ...
Sutter Health will invest $1 billion to expand its services across Northern California's East Bay region, including a new ...
Sutter Health announces plans to build a new $1 billion medical campus with a 200-bed hospital in the East Bay city, expanding local health care and reducing ambulance times for residents.
Growth plan features a new acute care medical center, primary and specialty care clinics, destination advanced care centers, ...
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