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San Diego Health Center Receives $1M Investment for New Urgent Care Facility

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Kevin Mattson, President and CEO of San Ysidro Health, announced his retirement in early 2027 after 26 years. The health center recently opened a new $7 million Southeastern San Diego Urgent Care Center on October 23. This project received a $1 million community investment from Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan, which is based in Los Angeles.

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The investment represents the second largest community contribution Blue Shield has made in San Diego, following a $1 million investment in 2023. This funding supports San Ysidro Health's efforts to fill gaps in community healthcare access.

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Who's involved

  • Kevin MattsonFormer President and CEO of San Ysidro Health
  • San DiegoLocation where San Ysidro Health operates
  • Los AngelesLocation of Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan

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