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California Northstate University plans to build a new state-of-the-art Medical Center and Teaching Hospital in the city of Natomas. This expansion will further CNU's mission to advance the science and art of healthcare.
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CNUMC will be a 750,000 SF teaching hospital with a level II trauma center. It will have 260 beds including 30 ICU beds with additional 30 beds that can be flexed up to ICU level. It will also have 39 ER beds and 2 trauma care rooms with its own CT scan rooms. It is planned to be twelve-stories tall with state-of-art design for efficient and quality patient care. It will offer intensive, acute, elective, and concierge medical care.
- 2014 — CNU opens College of Medicine in Elk Grove
- 2015 — Medical School receives accreditation
- 2018 — Acquisition of land adjacent to CNU campus
- December 2018 — Announcement of CNU Medical Center and Teaching Hospital project plans
- May 2019 — Graduation of inaugural Medical School class
- May 2021 – Acquisition of Land in Natomas adjacent to I-5 (Former location of Arco/Sleep Train Arena)
- 2021 – Entitlement
- TBD — Hospital construction to begin
- TBD — Projected completion
Redevelopment of Sleep Train Arena likely to unfold this year
Final city approval of redeveloping the former Sleep Train Arena site in North Natomas could come in about a month, clearing the way for the long-awaited project to make major progress this year. [Read More]
New plans sketch out timeline for California Northstate hospital in Natomas - The Sacramento Business Journal
A California Northstate University spokesperson said more details would be available when the project's environmental impact report gets closer to being ... [Read More]
CNU hospital, once slated for Elk Grove, to be built in Sacramento - Sac Bee
The Sacramento Kings, in partnership with the university and the city of Sacramento, last week announced the plan for the hospital/medical center, which will be located on 35 developable acres that were donated to CNU by the Kings. As part of the project, the arena will be demolished. [Read More]
New use for Sacramento’s Sleep Train Arena site revealed: ‘A hub of innovation’ - Sac Bee
Kings officials said they will turn over 35 acres of land, including the arena, to the locally based California Northstate University group to construct a major teaching hospital, trauma center and medical school that could bring up to 3,000 jobs as well as housing to the now unused site. [Read More]