Lompoc Valley Medical Center

The original name for the medical center was Lompoc District Hospital for many years. The name was shortened to Lompoc Hospital, and in 2006 was renamed to Lompoc Valley Medical Center.

Originally located at 508 East Hickory Avenue, new building safety requirements mandated by the California Senate Bill 1953 (SB 1953) led to a decision by the Board of Directors to propose the building of a new hospital at 1515 East Ocean Ave. Lompoc Valley voters approved the $75 million Measure I[1] in June 2010 by 87 percent—reportedly the highest success rate for a special district bond in California history. The cost of construction and non-moveable equipment was paid for via the issuance of 2006 Bonds and 2007 Bonds. Community members also contributed $4 million in donations from a capital campaign for interior equipment and furniture.

Construction on the new 115,500[2] square foot, 60-bed replacement hospital was performed by ProWest Constructors.[3] The doors opened at the new hospital June 29, 2010.[4]

• 6-bed intensive care
• 6-bed Perinatal
• 48-bed Unspecified General Acute Care

• Basic Emergency Medical - ER services
• Nuclear Medicine
• Outpatient Services - Diagnostic Imaging at LVMC Outpatient Imaging Center, 111 E Ocean Avenue, Suite 2, Lompoc
• Outpatient Services - Sleep Disorder Center at LVMC Sleep Disorder Center, 228 S D Street, Lompoc
• Outpatient Services - Surgical
• Physical Therapy
• Respiratory Care Services
• Surgery and Anesthesia Services