St. Joseph Health Breaks Ground on New $261M St. Mary Medical Center

Orange, Calif.-based St. Joseph Health announced the ground breaking of its new $261 million St. Mary Medical Center in Victorville, Calif.

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St. Mary Medical Center broke ground on its new facility.The hospital will be a Level 3 trauma center and will house 128 private rooms. The existing St. Mary Medical Center (also called St. Joseph Health, St. Mary) in Apple Valley, Calif., will continue to operate as an acute-care hospital after the new facility’s completion, which is scheduled for 2016.

St. Joseph Health, St. Mary is also building a medical office building and an ambulatory care center, which are expected to be completed in 2016. The campus will later add retail, hotels, recreation and a spiritual care center, according to the release.

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