For more than 60 years, our hospital has been the center of health care for our families, neighbors and friends. Since 1956, our community has worked to ensure McCall has a vibrant, forward-thinking medical center where the best physicians want to practice and patients want to receive care.
Today that means making significant changes to our hospital. We’ve maximized every space and squeezed every bit of efficiency out of our hospital, which has been remodeled, renovated, and remodeled again for decades. And our region is growing and aging, increasing the demand for healthcare services.
It’s time to truly bring St. Luke’s McCall into the 21st century and ensure we can continue to provide the high-quality, convenient care the people of our community deserve. And although medicine, technology and science have exploded with possibility, what hasn’t changed is the value we all place on having the right care, right here in McCall.McCall’s hospital and facility replacement project new two-story addition is nearing the finish line. The final inspections are scheduled, equipment is being installed and supplies are being stocked.
The new St. Luke's McCall hospital will open for patient care on July 18.
Once all clinical operations in the new hospital are set, work will continue to complete the site work, including landscaping. This will be followed by demolition of the 1950s section of the current hospital, beginning renovations of the 1990s section and parking lot improvements.
St. Luke's is community owned and operated. We look forward to serving the people of the West Central Mountains region for many years to come. We welcome any questions you may have about our medical center expansion, and are grateful for your interest.
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Dated infrastructure, lack of space, growth of services and an aging population all contribute to the need for St. Luke’s to transform our McCall hospital to deliver innovative and exceptional care for decades to come.
To make the St. Luke’s McCall facility replacement project a reality, the St. Luke’s McCall Foundation will raise a minimum of $5 million of the estimated $40 million needed to build, remodel, equip and furnish the new facility. The balance of funding will be provided through St. Luke’s Health System capital investment funds.
Generosity is woven into the fabric of our community. We hope you will help fund this much-needed hospital expansion. Our goal is to raise $5 million through philanthropy.
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