Lindsay Hospital District

Lindsay Hospital District is an urgent care provider in Lindsay, California. The district has been part of the community and the City of Lindsay since the earliest years of the 1920s, when it began as rooms in a doctor's office in a home on Elmwood Avenue before growing into a building and hospital facilities that served Lindsay and the surrounding communities from the early 1940s until the 1990s. Lindsay Local Hospital District was formed in 1958 and covers 47,066 acres that include the City of Lindsay and its surrounding communities. After hospital services were contracted to Sierra View Hospital District in 1995 and the hospital closed in 1990 with no new operating entity to take over, the hospital property reverted to the City of Lindsay, and the district shifted its focus from a hospital facility to supporting the health services that remained in the city, including ambulance services and assistance to the School District in providing additional health care professionals to its students.

Today the district's mission is to meet the health care needs of district residents through health care services, wellness projects, public awareness, and health education. It identifies and assesses health care needs within the district and partners with diverse resources and service providers to meet them. The district supports wellness projects and health care services from the Lindsay Wellness Center and other locations, and assists in the establishment of clinics within its boundaries for district residents. Its strategic vision is to offer services that span the full range of health care within the district's boundaries, promoting wellness and meeting residents' health care needs as a California special district for health care.

Lindsay Hospital District is located at 831 B Rd 214 in Lindsay, California.