Lancaster Community Hospital

Lancaster Community Hospital, originally founded in 1938 by Dr. Senseman, played a vital role in serving the healthcare needs of the Antelope Valley community until its closure in 2010, following the opening of the Palmdale Regional Medical Center. Known for its comprehensive inpatient services, including a 16-bed Acute Rehabilitation Unit, the hospital was dedicated to supporting patients in their recovery and independence.

With a capacity that grew to 117 beds, Lancaster Community Hospital became a cornerstone of medical care in the region, meeting the needs of a diverse population of approximately 400,000 residents. The hospital was recognized for its commitment to service excellence and compassionate care, becoming a trusted choice for families in times of medical need.

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