UC Davis Health Medical Center
California Tower
An Anchor Institution Project for the Community
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Planning / Design
Late 2021
2030
1 million sq. ft.
14 stories (main tower); 5 stories (pavilion)
$3.75 billion
Late 2021
2030
1 million sq. ft.
14 stories (main tower); 5 stories (pavilion)
$3.75 billion
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An Anchor Institution Project for the Community
Among its many community responsibilities, UC Davis Health works to address the social determinants of health, such as education, employment, and wealth using its position as an anchor institution to improve the health of the surrounding neighborhoods, community and region.
UC Davis plans to further its role as an Anchor Institution to help fuel the economic health and overall wellbeing of the neighborhoods surrounding its Sacramento campus. Anchor institutions shape their practices around employment opportunities, small business contracting, volunteer ‘people-power’ and local investments to help create stronger local neighborhoods. This commitment includes providing job opportunities for local builders and tradespeople as well as setting prevailing wage requirements for all laborers who work on site.
The California Tower project reflects UC Davis Health’s long-time commitment to education, research, patient care and community health. It complements the health system’s mission of improving health for all. It is also the result of state seismic safety mandates, which require the demolition of existing patient care facilities at UC Davis Medical Center.
When completed in 2030, California Tower will include a 14-story hospital facility and 5-story pavilion adjacent to the existing medical center – part of a hospital complex which has served the neighborhoods at this location for 150 years. This new $3.75 billion project will further harness the advantage of being Sacramento County’s second-largest employer to increase community wealth-building and strengthen the socioeconomic infrastructure of the surrounding neighborhoods.
UC Davis plans to further its role as an Anchor Institution to help fuel the economic health and overall wellbeing of the neighborhoods surrounding its Sacramento campus. Anchor institutions shape their practices around employment opportunities, small business contracting, volunteer ‘people-power’ and local investments to help create stronger local neighborhoods. This commitment includes providing job opportunities for local builders and tradespeople as well as setting prevailing wage requirements for all laborers who work on site.
The California Tower project reflects UC Davis Health’s long-time commitment to education, research, patient care and community health. It complements the health system’s mission of improving health for all. It is also the result of state seismic safety mandates, which require the demolition of existing patient care facilities at UC Davis Medical Center.
When completed in 2030, California Tower will include a 14-story hospital facility and 5-story pavilion adjacent to the existing medical center – part of a hospital complex which has served the neighborhoods at this location for 150 years. This new $3.75 billion project will further harness the advantage of being Sacramento County’s second-largest employer to increase community wealth-building and strengthen the socioeconomic infrastructure of the surrounding neighborhoods.
Facilitating a new paradigm of care
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Individual Rooms: A key to improving healing
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Improving health outcomes
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Leveraging economic power to improve health for all
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