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New Kaiser Permanente Facility in Wildomar Opens May 28

By Allison Sundman, Kaiser Permanente Media Specialist
May 29, 2024 at 11:25am. Views: 1873

Kaiser Permanente Riverside Service Area held a ribbon cutting ceremony and community open house on May 17 to commemorate the completion of the Wildomar Trail Medical Offices, which will open on May 28, 2024. Elected officials and community leaders joined the festivities to mark the important milestone. This 3-story, 84,000 square foot building is more than double the size of Kaiser Permanente’s current Wildomar clinic and is the latest addition to reflect the commitment of Kaiser Permanente to the growing communities in south Riverside County. In 2023, Kaiser Permanente added a second Medical Office Building and Ambulatory Surgery Unit at its Murrieta campus, and Moreno Valley Medical Center was expanded to include a Diagnostic and Treatment Center and Level II NICU.

“Our new Wildomar Trail Medical Office Building is all about providing our patients and our communities with exceptional care and Kaiser Permanente growing with our community. We’re adding key services such as vision essentials, mammography, physical and speech therapy and we are expanding our pediatric services. This is part of our work to expand our local specialty care to our south Riverside members because we’re passionate about keeping our communities healthy.” – Bob Blair, Chief Administrative Officer, Riverside Service Area, Southern California Permanente Medical Group

“All of us at Kaiser Permanente are thrilled with the new addition of the Wildomar Trail Medical Offices. Not only does it provide double the clinical office space and state-of-the-art equipment, more importantly it allows us to better serve our communities by adding more physicians, staff, and services.” – Dr. Michael Neri, Jr., Chief Medical Officer, Kaiser Permanente Riverside Service Area

“It has taken vision and commitment from many individuals within the City of Wildomar, the County of Riverside, and within Kaiser Permanente to create this new destination for health care on Wildomar Trail. Kaiser Permanente is honored to be part of this community and incredibly thankful to have this opportunity to expand access to quality health care in Wildomar and across South Riverside County.” – Dr. Sammy Totah, Senior Vice President and Area Manager, Kaiser Permanente Riverside Service Area

With the addition of the Wildomar Trail facility, Kaiser Permanente will be able to bring more clinical services and specialty care to the City of Wildomar, including, allergy, dermatology, behavioral health, occupational medicine, primary care, vision essentials, imaging services (mammograms), and physical and speech therapy. To learn more, visit kp.org/wildomartrail. 

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