Quality of Life Survey Page 3

Sacramento Regional Research Institute, December 2005

Data Source: Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development

Kaiser Permanente opened a 116-bed hospital in October of 1998, located on Eureka Road, adjacent to their medical offices. Since then, the hospital increased the number of beds to 166. In addition to the hospital, comprehensive outpatient, primary and specialty care services are offered, as well as education, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, optical, EKG, and physical therapy services at three sites in Roseville. According to the Sacramento Business Journal, Kaiser has plans to spend $500 million in an expansion of its Roseville hospital. Plans included in the expansion are a 174-bed Women’s and Children’s Center, an expansion of 20 to 68 bays in the emergency department, and a 270,000 square-foot medical office building able to house 113 physicians. Construction is expected to be completed by 2008. Other Placer County plans for Kaiser Permanente include a new medical office building in Lincoln and a new radiation oncology center in Roseville.

Sutter Roseville Medical Center, opened in 1997, is a 315,000 square-foot hospital set on a 57-acre campus that provides the residents of seven counties, including Placer, with comprehensive community health care. In addition to providing complete inpatient/ outpatient medical and surgical services on its new campus, Sutter Roseville operates the only trauma center between Sacramento and Reno and a 24-hour emergency department. It also provides critical care services, cancer treatment, cardiology services, a modern Family Birth Center, and a 15-bed skilled nursing facility. Recent expansions include a 20,800 square foot medical office in Lincoln with physicians, dentists, physical therapists, etc; an additional 64,000 square-foot medical office building with various specialists (ear, nose, throat; dermatology; sports medicine; etc.); and an expansion of 19 to 30 bays in the emergency department. Future plans for Sutter Roseville include a helipad expansion, new parking garage, and 60 bed inpatient tower (to be completed in 2006).

Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, originally founded in 1966, is located off Highway 49 in Auburn. The services offered at this facility include obstetrics, hospice, acute rehabilitation, outpatient cardiac rehabilitation, occupational therapy, and home health services. There is also a 24-hour Emergency Department, complete inpatient/outpatient medical and surgical services and critical care services.

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