Sutter Health breaks ground on new medical complex in Folsom
PROMOTE INCLUSION FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. TODAY IN FOLSOM, OFFICIALS WITH SUTTER HEALTH, THEY BROKE GROUND ON A BRAND NEW MEDICAL COMPLEX, THE 106,000 SQUARE FOOT FOLSOM CARE COMPLEX WILL INCLUDE A CANCER CENTER RIGHT THERE, AS WELL AS AN OUTPATIENT SURGERY CENTER AND MORE THAN TWO DOZEN DOCTORS OFFICES. AND THEY’LL HAVE A LAB AND IMAGING SERVICES AVAILABLE ON THIS SITE, OFFICIALS SAY THIS IS HUGE FOR THE CITY OF FOLSOM, AS RESIDENTS HAVE BEEN EAGERLY WAITING FOR THESE SERVICES TO COME TO THEIR TOWN. IT’S EXTREMELY IMPERATIVE THAT WE CAN CONTINUE TO INVEST IN THIS COMMUNITY BECAUSE AS THE POPULATION AGES, AS WE ALL DEMAND MORE HEALTH CARE SERVICES, TO BE ABLE TO BRING SPECIALTY CARE SERVICES TO THIS COMMUNITY IS GOING TO BE EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL. THE C
Sutter Health breaks ground on new medical complex in Folsom
Sutter Health broke ground on a new medical complex in Folsom on Tuesday, bringing needed services to the community.The 106,000-square-foot Sutter Folsom Care Complex will include a cancer center, an outpatient surgery center, and dozens of doctors' offices. The facility will also provide lab and imaging services on-site. Officials say this development is much-needed in the fast-growing city. "As the population ages, as we all demand more healthcare services, to be able to bring specialty care services to this community is going to be extremely beneficial," said Rachel McKinney, president of Sutter Health's Greater Sacramento Division.The complex is set to see patients in the fall of 2027.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
FOLSOM, Calif. —
Sutter Health broke ground on a new medical complex in Folsom on Tuesday, bringing needed services to the community.
The 106,000-square-foot Sutter Folsom Care Complex will include a cancer center, an outpatient surgery center, and dozens of doctors' offices. The facility will also provide lab and imaging services on-site.
Officials say this development is much-needed in the fast-growing city.
"As the population ages, as we all demand more healthcare services, to be able to bring specialty care services to this community is going to be extremely beneficial," said Rachel McKinney, president of Sutter Health's Greater Sacramento Division.
The complex is set to see patients in the fall of 2027.
See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
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