Regional Medical Center of San Jose is closing its trauma center services later this year, NBC Bay Area learned Wednesday. The hospital says it’s because not a lot of people are using it.

Healthcare workers and residents in East San Jose are pleading with a hospital group to keep what they call “critical services.” For months now, there’s been a campaign to keep the trauma ...

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A ground-breaking ceremony held Thursday morning marked the start of construction on the Regional Medical Center of San Jose’s new 160,000-square-foot tower. The four-story, 81-bed tower is ...

Regional Medical Center, a 258-bed facility, has served East San Jose for sixty years. Established in 1965, Regional Medical Center of San Jose provides a comprehensive range of medical services ...

Dozens of nurses rallied in San Jose on Wednesday afternoon to bring more attention to critical services that will soon be cut at Regional Medical Center. The California Nurses Association says ...

San Jose Medical Center, which says it has lost $45 million over the past three years, will close its doors Dec. 9, putting 900 people out of work. The hospital, which has served downtown San Jose ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. - In an about-face, a hospital in the South Bay now says it will not close its trauma center after all. When the closure plans at Regional Medical Center were announced back in ...

For months now, there’s been a campaign to keep the trauma center open at the Regional Medical Center of San Jose. In July, regional said it would stay open but would downgrade from a level 2 to ...