Shasta Regional Medical Center

Address: 1100 Butte St., Redding, California

Website: www.shastaregional.com

Shasta Regional Medical Center, is a trusted healthcare provider for Redding, Shasta County, and the surrounding Northern California communities. Located in the heart of Redding, delivering compassionate, high-quality medical care for more than 75 years.

Shasta Regional Medical Center first opened its doors in 1945 as Memorial Hospital, serving the growing healthcare needs of Northern California families. Over the decades, the hospital has evolved and expanded, operating under different names and ownerships before becoming Shasta Regional Medical Center in 2008, which is part of Prime Healthcare Services, a nationally recognized healthcare system, providing advanced medical resources with personalized, community-focused care. Equipped to handle a wide range of medical needs, from routine procedures to complex treatments, providing patients across Shasta County with access to advanced healthcare in the follow areas of:

• 24/7 Emergency Department – Immediate care for urgent and life-threatening conditions.
• Cardiovascular Care – Advanced diagnostic and interventional heart services.
• Neuroscience & Orthopedic Care – Innovative treatments for brain, spine, and joint conditions.
• Surgical Services – Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient surgical options.
• Women’s Health – Dedicated services designed to support women’s unique healthcare needs.
• Behavioral Health Services – Inpatient and outpatient programs to support mental and emotional well-being.

Remaining a cornerstone of healthcare in Northern California; Shasta Regional Medical Center, supports the healthcare needs of with their skilled and experienced physicians, nurses, and staff.

Mercy Medical Center

Address: 2175 Rosaline Ave, Redding, California 

Website: www.dignityhealth.org

Mercy Medical Center Redding is a trusted, non-profit hospital serving Redding, Shasta County, and Northern California with advanced medical care and compassionate service. With more than 70 years of dedication to the community, Mercy is recognized as one of the region’s leading healthcare providers, combining modern medicine with a mission of healing inspired by the Sisters of Mercy of Auburn and the Dignity Health / CommonSpirit Health network.

Mercy’s legacy of care in Redding dates back to the early 1900s, when the Sisters of Mercy established a small community hospital to serve the growing population of Northern California. Over the decades, Mercy Medical Center has expanded into a 266-bed acute care hospital, becoming a cornerstone of health for Shasta County and the surrounding region.

Today, Mercy Medical Center Redding is proud to serve as the largest hospital in the North State.

• 24/7 Emergency & Trauma Care – Immediate access to life-saving emergency services for the region.
• Heart & Vascular Services – Complete cardiovascular care including diagnostics, surgery, and rehabilitation.
• Cancer Care – Comprehensive oncology services with advanced treatments such as radiation, chemotherapy, and a regional cancer center.
• Neurology & Stroke Services – Expert care for stroke, brain, and neurological conditions.
• Maternity & Women’s Health – Family Birth Center and a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for high-risk newborns.
• Orthopedics & Spine Care – Surgical and non-surgical treatments to restore mobility and relieve pain.
• Surgical Services – Inpatient, outpatient, and minimally invasive robotic procedures.
• Critical Care Units – Specialized Intensive Care Units (ICUs) for trauma, surgical, and medical patients.
• Home Health & Hospice – Compassionate care, rehabilitation, and support beyond the hospital.

Recognized for excellence in patient care and specialty services, including:

• U.S. News & World Report 
• American Heart Association / American Stroke Association 
• Multiple “Consumer Choice” awards.

Vibra Hospital of Northern California

Address: 2801 Eureka Way, Redding, California 

Website: www.norcalrehab.com

Vibra Hospital of Northern California is a critical care hospital in Redding, CA, that delivers advanced, long-term care and medical rehabilitation services for patients with complex medical needs. Vibra is committed to helping patients recover in a patient-centered, family-friendly environment. Treating patients holistically to supporting recovery with multidisciplinary. Accredited by The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Hospital Accreditation.

Healthcare services offered, include:

• Post-trauma services
• 24-hour nursing care
• consultations (cardiac, respiratory, neuro, infectious disease)
• Respiratory therapy (ventilator care, weaning) 
• Dialysis services
• Advanced nutrition, IV medication, and medical device/pain management support
• Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
• Wound care (pressure ulcers, post-surgical wounds, infection management)

Patients’ Hospital of Redding

Address: 2900 Eureka Way, Redding, California 

Website: www.patientshospital.com

Patients’ Hospital of Redding is a boutique, acute-care surgical hospital focued on delivering quality, patient-centered care for surgical patients. The hospital was first conceived in 1986 by Dr. James Tate, a neurosurgeon, who sought to elevate the standard of care for surgical patients in the Redding area by addressing concerns about nursing ratios, patient comfort, food quality, and stress in hospital stays. After planning and collaboration with other physicians and healthcare providers, Patients’ Hospital opened in March 1992, offering surgical services in a smaller, more personalized hospital setting

Hospital services provided are:

• Surgical specialties: general surgery, plastic surgery, orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery (spinal fusion, laminectomy, diskectomy, peripheral nerve surgeries, cervical surgeries.
• Podiatric services: bunionectomy, fracture repairs, fusions, heel spur treatments. 
• Diagnostic procedures: colonoscopies, myelograms, vertebroplasty, etc 
• Post-surgical care: physical therapy, respiratory therapy, discharge planning, care transitions.