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April 11, 2022 --  As we think about the future of health care in San Clemente, the City is encouraging the community to engage in a new, robust conversation about health care options that would meet our residents’ needs. 

The community is encouraged to join the conversation by signing up for relevant updates and news, sending public comments and questions to healthcare@san-clemente.org and attending the City’s roundtables to learn about more about this issue and provide feedback on how we can work together to enhance the health care options that are currently available in the City.

Community Roundtables

"Meet the Experts" Virtual Panel Discussion: April 9, 2022 - 10:00 am

“Meet the Experts” Virtual Panel Discussion with local health care providers and experts.
 
Watch the recording: 


The panelists will discuss health care delivery innovations & insights about how health care services are currently being provided to San Clemente residents.

Panelists:
Mayor Gene James
Mayor Pro Tem Chris Duncan
Orange County Fire Authority representatives
Orange County EMS
UCI Health
Hospital Association of Southern California

Community Roundtable: April 23, 2022, 10:00 am

San Clemente Community Center
100 N Calle Seville, San Clemente, CA 92672

Panelists:
To be announced

Use what you’ve learned about the issues and provide your feedback and opinions on how our community can move forward together to ensure that all residents are confident in accessing quality local health care.

Watch VideoHealth Care in San Clemente

In 2014, MemorialCare Health Systems informed the City that MemorialCare was exploring the opportunity to transition their San Clemente hospital at 654 Camino de Los Mares into a health care campus refocused on outpatient health and wellness services. 

Ultimately in 2015, MemorialCare made the decision to transition the campus to an advanced urgent care facility with outpatient and wellness services. The local hospital closed on May 31, 2016. 

As the community has expressed their interest in sustaining a local hospital, the City has spent the last few years making several efforts to recruit a new hospital provider to San Clemente and keep the local hospital operational. Below is a timeline of events, including links to additional resources, beginning with the most recent updates at the top. 

Timeline of Events