Under the agreement, City of Hope will develop a multidisciplinary outpatient cancer care center at the hospital’s $160 million ambulatory center, which officials will begin construction on this year. City of Hope will also be responsible for naming the medical director of the oncology program and the medical director of the radiation oncology program for the cancer center.
The financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
“As a 109-year-old nonprofit hospital, our focus has always been to put patients’ needs first and foremost,” said Harris Koenig, president and CEO of San Antonio Regional Hospital. “Through this landmark affiliation, our patients will benefit greatly by being able to receive world class patient-centered cancer care close to their home and families. This is a significant positive milestone in the world of cancer care for the entire Inland Empire.”
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