Emeryville, Sutter Health and 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.
Here's how much Sutter Health just spent on its new 12-acre campus in Emeryville
The Sacramento-based health care giant spent $450 million on a 12-acre campus spanning 53rd and Horton streets in Emeryville known as Emery Yards, where it plans to establish the Sutter Emeryville Campus, records on file with the Alameda County Assessor’s Office show.
Sutter Health announced a $1 billion plan Wednesday to build a new flagship campus and medical center in Emeryville as part ...
The Sacramento-based health care giant bought Emery Yards, a 12-acre campus at Horton and 53rd Streets in Emeryville ...
Growth plan features a new acute care medical center, primary and specialty care clinics, destination advanced care centers, ...
Sutter Health will invest $1 billion to expand its services across Northern California's East Bay region, including a new ...
Sutter Health has acquired the 12-acre Emery Yards Campus for a new $1 Billion, 1.3 million sq. ft., Medical Center.
Discover Sutter Health's $1 billion expansion plan in the East Bay region, including a flagship campus and enhanced care access within 15 minutes of patients' ...
Sutter Health said the new campus will be transformative for the East Bay. The goal is to serve more patients in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. "Emeryville was selected because of this ...
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