In a contested 3-2 vote, the San Clemente City Council on Tuesday, Nov. 1, approved MemorialCare’s project to build a senior housing facility and medical office on its former hospital site.
Providence will soon open a pair of satellite health care facilities in Rancho Mission Viejo and San Clemente as part of a multi-million-dollar expansion plan that also includes the construction of a new patient tower on its Mission Viejo medical campus.
DANIEL SOUZA, San Clemente The article regarding the latest development of MemorialCare and our closed hospital in San Clemente since 2016 has me scratching my…
Picket Fence Media will post weekly updates on the compilation of COVID-19 statistics and information, which is reported daily by the Orange County Health Care…
Picket Fence Media will post weekly updates on the compilation of COVID-19 statistics and information, which is reported daily by the Orange County Health Care…
By Eric Heinz Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in San Clemente will cut 194 total jobs, according to a required filing to the Employment Development Department….
By Eric Heinz After 18 months of efforts to try to keep MemorialCare’s Saddleback Memorial Medical Center open in San Clemente, officials announced Wednesday they…
By Eric Heinz A General Plan zoning amendment was approved unanimously by the San Clemente Planning Commission to create a new regional medical zone for…
Emergency room legislation cited as reason for choice By Jim Shilander The board of MemorialCare announced Thursday that it is continuing the feasibility study about…
By Jim Shilander New San Clemente City Attorney Scott Smith told the San Clemente City Council Tuesday that after reviewing the legal implications of Measure…
Sandra Ackerman, San Clemente For those who have not been paying attention, MemorialCare Corporation is planning to turn our hospital in San Clemente into an…
