The new Sutter Health campus is at 6000 State Farm Drive.
Sutter Health opened its new 17,000-square-foot care center in Rohnert Park earlier this month. The 6000 State Farm Drive campus includes 16 primary care exam rooms, eight for urgent care and two procedure rooms, staffed by seven primary care physicians, along with advanced practice clinicians, nurses and support staff, according to a Sutter announcement.
Its new campus on State Farm Drive was formerly a Pac Bell call center. Sutter invested nearly $17 million in creating the new facility. The eight-month project was led by Layton Construction. Family medicine providers from Sutter’s 5300 Snyder Lane location transitioned to the new campus on April 3.
The Rohnert Park Care Center is one of the first in a plan to open 19 urgent care locations across Northern California by 2028, the medical group said.
Dr. Michael Magnotti, CEO of Sutter Medical Group of the Redwoods, says investing in Rohnert Park allows Sutter to offer greater access to its health care services in the North Bay. “Having imaging and lab services on-site is a big benefit, as it means faster results for both patients and clinicians, helping them make informed decisions more quickly,” he said in the announcement. Sutter’s next-closest location is Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital at 30 Mark West Springs Road.
The Rohnert Park Care Center also offers osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT), X-ray, CT and ultrasound imaging and on-site lab testing. Its urgent care will allow for walk-in treatment and hold extended hours and weekend availability.
