Building the future

• Mammoth Hospital’s largest building project since opening its doors in 1978.
• The new building will provide state-of-the art facilities that will allow Mammoth Hospital to maintain advanced, local inpatient medical care and comprehensive preventative care.
• Slated to begin in the spring of 2025 with an expected completion in 2028.

• The project is necessary for Mammoth Hospital to comply with the Alquist Act (SB1953) by Jan 1, 2030, which requires that hospitals in the State of California be seismic compliant or could risk losing their licensure.
• Mammoth Hospital has seen a 162% increase in our outpatient procedures (endo/colonoscopies) in the last 10 years. The current facility is not adequate to provide proper care to our patients.
• In the event of a natural disaster, such as a wildfire or earthquake, Mammoth Hospital needs to be structurally sound to provide a place where residents and visitors can shelter safely.
• Removal of asbestos.
• The outdated current facility was built in 1978 and it lacks the modern facilities needed for today’s patient care services.

MAINTAINING PATIENT CARE DURING CONSTRUCTION

• The new facility will be built in between the Mono County Administration Building and the existing hospital.
• There will be little to no disruption in medical services during construction.

• Private Single Occupancy Patient Rooms
• ICU
  • All patient rooms will have windows
  • Increased spacer per patient
  • Private bathrooms and showers
• Endoscopy
  • Expanded surgery recovery areas
• New Campus Entrance & Layout
• Adding Windows for Chemo Patients
• Continuing and Improving Our Senior & Geriatric Care
• Ability to attract and retain the most qualified physicians, nurses, and specialists from top medical schools
• Access to medical records and private billing areas for discussion