Quick Links

• Pay Your Bill
• Accepted Insurances

Keyword Search

Lodi Memorial Hospital

975 S. Fairmont Avenue
Lodi, CA 95240

Tel: 209-334-3411
Toll Free: 800-323-3360

Lodi Memorial Hospital is a private, not-for-profit hospital that strives to improve the quality of life in the community it serves - both in and beyond the hospital walls.  As a non-profit, unaffiliated hospital, Lodi Memorial Hospital is able to reinvest in talent and technology to ensure patients receive quality and very personal care.

Since April of 1952 when the hospital doors first opened, until today, Lodi Memorial Hospital has evolved to meet the growing and changing community's need.  In 1952, there were 14,000 residents in Lodi.  Today there are 65,000, and the area served beyond Lodi's boundaries has grown to a quarter million people.  In 1952, most of the population paid directly for care.

Today, employers via HMOs pay for most people's health care; and the majority of those individuals whose health care isn't covered by their employers are uninsured. That makes for a challenging environment.

In an effort to meet both inpatient and outpatient needs of the hospital's service area, Lodi Memorial Hospital continues to expand its inpatient services and outpatient services. In the past 10 years, the hospital has greatly expanded its outpatient services to include a network of clinics and outpatient services. It has also kept pace with technology to bring the best in equipment, personnel and pharmacology to all of its inpatients and outpatients.

The hospital just completed a new wing to care for its patients and meet the growing need for inpatient beds, along with the state’s seismic-safety requirements.  The hospital now has 270 licensed beds and plans to be either building or developing its hospital facility all the way through 2030.

As this web site's history page shows, it was the community itself that gave birth to Lodi Memorial Hospital. The loyal support the hospital has received during its history, along with smart decisions made by its board of directors, in large measure are responsible for the hospital's longevity.  The hospital very much appreciates and respects that support and strives to be good stewards of the community's trust.

But as the community and this hospital move forward, there is no greater defense of good health than personal responsibility.  Eat well, exercise, learn what it takes to stay healthy, find a healthy balance between work and home life and wash your hands. Please take a moment to view our health classes and health links for help in that regard.

To your health!