San Antonio Community Hospital began in a small stone building in 1907 and moved to its current location in 1924. Throughout the ensuing generations, San Antonio has remained dedicated to the highest quality patient care and has been closely tied to the communities we serve. Many of our employees were born here, and some of their parents and grandparents have worked here.

Since our humble beginnings, we've grown from a small community Hospital to become a leading 283-bed acute care, stand-alone Hospital serving the western portion of the Inland Empire in Southern California. Today, over 500 physicians and nearly 2,000 professional, technical, and service personnel provide a comprehensive range of medical services utilizing the latest technology. The people at San Antonio Community Hospital continue to meet today's health care challenges with skill and compassion.

Our Hospital services include medical, surgical, and critical care services, cardiovascular services, maternity and pediatric services, a neonatal intensive care unit, cancer services, and fertility services. The Hospital also offers a complete range of laboratory, radiology, respiratory care, and physical therapy services. Our Emergency Department, which serves as a paramedic base station, treats walk-in patients, as well as major trauma victims, 24 hours a day.

At San Antonio Community Hospital, you experience healthcare at its professional best. Our culture encourages a consistently high standard of excellence where knowledge is balanced with compassion, and technology is balanced with personalized care.

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