Explore the design of the 3.6 acre healing & serene campus environment
The Campus will feature two buildings:
- 50-bed Medical Respite Center with Recuperative Care, Health Clinic & homelessness prevention program
- 100 permanent supportive housing units for unhoused seniors
The attractively designed buildings and garden courtyards will foster health recovery and a vibrant community
The First Floor of the Medical Respite Center:
- Lifelong’s Health Care Center (FQHC Satellite)
- Commercial Kitchen
- Dining Area
- Resource Center
The Second Floor
Residential area for medical respite patients, includes a separate women’s sleeping area, and 6 private rooms for patients with infectious diseases or receiving hospice care
Medical Respite Center
The 50-bed Medical Respite Center will house one of the nation’s first specifically designed recuperative care program with co located health clinic. The medical respite program will serve an estimated 400 unhoused Alameda County residents each year.
The program will address acute medical conditions, stabilize chronic medical and behavioral health conditions, and provide hospice care if needed. A strong emphasis will be to connect departing patients to stable housing and consistent primary care.
The design includes a separate women’s sleeping area to create a protected environment for unhoused women. There are 6 private rooms for patients with infectious conditions or with advanced illnesses.
The Architects Behind the Design
Medical Respite & Health Center
The architectural firm Ankrom Moisan has designed a warm, inviting and beautiful Medical Respite Center. APC will oversee the construction of the 30,000 SF-2 story recuperative care building, co located health clinic, and homeless prevention program.
Permanent Supportive Housing
Pyatok Architecture is designing the 100-unit Senior Supportive Housing community where residents can thrive and age in their community.
Wellness Campus Landscaping
Mantle Landscape Architecture is designing the Campus’s extensive outdoor spaces to promote health recovery and community.