Sutter Cancels Plans for Huge Emeryville Hospital, Will Look Elsewhere
The company cited CEQA review risks and environmental litigation, while saying it still plans a new East Bay hospital.
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Sutter canceled its planned 200-bed Emeryville hospital. Alta Bates in Berkeley will stay open for now as the health system seeks legislative help and a new East Bay site.
Sutter Health canceled its planned 200-bed Emeryville hospital, citing regulatory uncertainty and litigation risks, and is seeking legislation to keep Berkeley's Alta Bates campus open while evaluating other sites.
Sutter Health cancels plans for Emeryville hospital over ‘regulatory path’
Sutter Health has scuttled its plans to build a new hospital on its Emeryville site, saying that regulatory roadblocks such as California's environmental rules helped to doom the proposal.
State Sen. Arreguín Blasts Sutter Over ‘Abandoned’ Emeryville Hospital Plans • The E'ville Eye News
While some North Oakland and Emeryville residents, particularly those living along the 53rd Street corridor, welcomed the decision, State Sen. Jesse Arreguín is criticizing Sutter Health’s move to ‘abandon’ plans for a new hospital in Emeryville. Arreguín warned that the decision, combined with Sutter’s proposed closure of Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley, could leave East Bay residents with fewer options for emergency and critical c…
Sutter promised a $1 billion new hospital in the East Bay. Now, it’s pulling the plug
Sutter Health is abandoning plans for a new $1 billion hospital in Emeryville it had hoped to open in 2033, the company said Friday. The 200-bed medical center and flagship campus, announced last year, had been meant to replace Sutter’s 300-bed Alta Bates hospital in Berkeley, which the company…
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