Loma Linda University Rehabilitation Hospital

The City of Loma Linda is preparing to initiate the construction of a 99,113 square foot rehabilitation hospital featuring 80 inpatient bedrooms, a cafeteria, a physical therapy gym, a pharmacy, an open space courtyard, and administrative offices. The project is part of a broader effort to expand healthcare services in the region and is being led by the City of Loma Linda in collaboration with key partners including Lifepoint Health and Loma Linda University. The facility is planned for construction in Loma Linda, California, and will serve as a dedicated center for rehabilitative care, enhancing regional access to specialized post-acute services. The project was posted as a forecast on June 23, 2026, indicating it is in the planning and pre-award phase with no solicitation number yet assigned. Key contacts include Gabriel Rivera, Associate Planner for the City of Loma Linda, who serves as the primary point of contact, alongside Nolan Weinberg of PMB LLC, Rick Wilcox from Loma Linda University, and representatives from Lifepoint Health. Although detailed procurement terms and set-aside classifications have not been finalized, the involvement of multiple institutional stakeholders suggests a coordinated approach to development, funding, and operational readiness. The project is anticipated to move forward through formal procurement processes following this forecast notice.