History & Future

    Redlands Community Hospital is a non-profit, 172-bed acute care facility.  Although officially founded and incorporated in 1929, RCH history has roots dating back to 1903 when Redlands opened its first medical facility on Vine Street.  Started by a small group of doctors, it relocated to another building on Nordina Street in downtown Redlands before moving to the hospital's present site at 350 Terracina Boulevard.  It sits proudly on hilltop in southwest Redlands, overlooking the valley.  The original cornerstone is displayed near the entrance to the hospital today and serves as a reminder of those early pioneers in healthcare.

    Through the years, the community has seen some major structural changes, including the addition of two large towers: a five-story round tower in 1965 and a five-story triangular tower in 1985.  Many buildings have been removed, but a few still remain behind the "Hall of History" facade along the front of the hospital.  As a community-type hospital, Redlands Community Hospital is widely recognized for its personal, attentive care, along with comprehensive, high quality services.  Our goal is to maintain that level of quality care, yet meet the needs of a population changing in its need for health care services.

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