Sutter Health Opens New Care Center In Sonoma County

ROHNERT PARK, CA—Sonoma County residents have more access to health care with the opening Thursday of a new Sutter Health care center in Rohnert Park.

The new facility at 6000 State Farm Drive offers primary and urgent care, imaging and lab testing. Sutter Health sees the expansion as part of its commitment to bring integrated health care closer to home for more Northern California residents

“Rohnert Park is a growing community and we’re excited to open this new primary and urgent care to grow along with it,” said Erin Neal, ambulatory CEO of Sutter’s Greater San Francisco Division. “By increasing Sutter’s presence in Rohnert Park, especially for high demand services like lab and imaging, we’re helping more people receive timely, coordinated care in a modern setting designed for convenience and efficiency.”

Sutter invested nearly $17 million in transforming the former Pac Bell call center into a modern healthcare facility. The project was led by Layton Construction and completed in eight months.

The new 17,000-square-foot care center has 24 exam rooms: 16 for primary care, eight for urgent care and two for procedures. It is staffed by seven primary care physicians from Sutter Medical Group of the Redwoods, along with a team of advanced practice clinicians, nurses and support staff. Family medicine providers from Sutter’s Snyder Lane location were expected to transition Thursday to the new care center at 6000 State Farm Drive.

Healthcare services offered at the new Rohnert Park facility include:

• Primary care: Comprehensive healthcare for all ages
• Urgent care: Walk-in treatment with extended hours and weekend availability
• Specialized services: Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT), with plans to expand specialty offerings in the future
• Diagnostic services: On-site X-ray, CT and ultrasound
• Lab services: Convenient onsite lab testing for faster results

“This investment in Rohnert Park is about bringing more local physicians and advanced practice clinicians into the community so people and families can flourish and lead healthier lives,” said Dr. Michael Magnotti, CEO of Sutter Medical Group of the Redwoods. “We’re committed to helping ensure patients have a trusted care team close to come, so they can easily access the right care and services when needed. Plus, having imaging and lab services on-site is a big benefit, as it means faster results for both patients and clinicians, helping them make informed decisions more quickly.”

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In the urgent care lobby, visitors are greeted by a collection of notable signs from around Rohnert Park, alongside a mural featuring native Sonoma County plants. Each exam room showcases artwork depicting familiar regional scenes, such as Taylor Mountain, the Green Music Center and Crane Creek. Local artist Bob Nugent also contributed two large-scale tapestries to the space.

The nearest Sutter location, Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital, is 13 miles away. The Rohnert Park Care Center is one of the first in a plan to open 19 urgent care locations across Northern California by 2028. The intention is to reduce strain on local emergency departments and provide timely treatment for non-life-threatening conditions.

“As the city of Rohnert Park continues to grow, the opening of this new care center is a significant step forward in meeting the healthcare needs of our community,” Rohnert Park Mayor Gerard Giudice said. “We are thrilled that Sutter Health is expanding its services here, providing our residents with greater access to high-quality care in a convenient, state-of-the-art facility. This new center will not only enhance healthcare delivery but also contribute to the well-being of our entire community, ensuring that families can receive the care they need close to home.”

See more information about the new Rohnert Park facility.