Opening this summer, the new Loma Linda University Medical Center tower on the Dennis and Carol Troesh Medical Campus stands at 268 feet — making it the tallest hospital in California. But what's truly exciting is the impact this transformation will make on the region as it advances our ability to continue providing excellent healthcare. The new Medical Center tower is more than a building; it's a beacon of hope for brighter, better tomorrows in this community.
Because of these vital hospital enhancements, new generations of patients will be healed.
Private Patient Rooms 320 new hospital rooms for comfortable healing
New Nursing Stations Stationed throughout each floor to give patients better nursing access
Adult Emergency Room Separate from pediatrics for dedicated emergency care
These additions will support the surgical services we provide you for decades to come.
New Operating Rooms With space to accomodate large surgical teams
New Surgical Facilities To support our lifesaving technologies
New Perioperative Space For comfortable pre-operative care and post-surgical recovery
These beautiful, new facilities will support families, friends and other visitors to the hospital.
Chapel With 60 seats and private rooms for quiet prayer
Healing Garden Lush, green space offering respite and reflection
Family Lounges Wide-open, welcoming spaces for families on every floor
Services moving to the new tower include:
Here is what you need to know about parking, valet and entering the hospital during our campus transformation.
This is our Children’s Hospital Tower, opening this summer. This campus transformation of Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital will profoundly enhance the experience we provide patients and families.
The new towers are joined by a common base made up of the bottom five floors. This base includes maternity services, adult surgical suites and diagnostic imaging in addition to the adult and pediatric emergency departments, kitchens, cafeterias and sterile processing.
Mothers will deliver at the new San Manuel Maternity Pavilion of Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital, which is also opening this summer.
These projects will provide hospital connections between the new towers. The hospital connectors allow our teams to care for patients seamlessly throughout both buildings.
The new towers are engineered for optimal building safety and fixed on 126 base isolators designed to withstand a major earthquake. The amount of steel used is enough to build two and a half Eiffel Towers. In addition, a powerful new generator will keep our lifesaving services running in the event of natural disaster.
"I am excited that soon we will open our state-of-the-art adult hospital, launching a new chapter in how, together, we offer outstanding patient care. For all of us, our new home will be a place to continue to impact lives in a beautiful, healing environment."
