FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the North Hollywood Integrated Care Clinic?

The North Hollywood Integrated Care Clinic is a healthcare facility designed to provide comprehensive community health services under one roof. Located at 5300 West Tujunga Avenue, it will be a state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot, three-story clinic serving approximately 9,000 patients annually.

Who is the general contractor for the project?

The general contractor for the project is Swinerton, a well-established construction firm known for delivering high-quality projects across various sectors, including healthcare.

When will the developments begin and be completed?

Construction is currently underway, with project completion scheduled for Winter 2026 and public opening anticipated in early 2027.

What sustainability measures are being implemented in the clinic's construction?

The design of the North Hollywood Integrated Care Clinic emphasizes sustainability, using energy-efficient materials and technologies to ensure long-term operational efficiency. The flexible design also supports future healthcare advancements and environmental considerations.  The project aims to achieve LEED Gold certification.

Is there a goal for local and small business participation?

Yes, Los Angeles County has set a goal for 25% of the total awarded dollars to go to Community Business Enterprises (CBEs), including minority, women-owned, disadvantaged, disabled veteran, and LGBTQ-owned businesses. The County encourages participation through its Local Small Business Enterprise (LSBE) Program.

How can I participate as a small business or contractor?

Businesses certified under the County’s Local Small Business Enterprise (LSBE), Social Enterprise (SE), and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) programs are eligible for benefits and preference in contracting. Contractors are encouraged to apply for certification through the County’s Public Works website for potential participation in the project.

Where can I find more information about the County’s Community Business Enterprise (CBE) Program?

You can find more information about the County’s CBE Program, including guidelines and application details, on the Los Angeles County Public Works website: LA County Public Works CBE Program.

How do I apply to work on this project as a contractor or supplier?

Contractors and suppliers interested in participating should contact PDA Consulting Group, or visit the Los Angeles County Public Works website for information on contracting opportunities and how to meet the CBE and local hire requirements.

What are the local workforce requirements on the project?

At least 30% of the total construction labor hours must be performed by Local Residents, with an additional 10% allocated to Targeted Workers, who are individuals facing barriers to employment. Contractors are encouraged to hire apprentices and ensure that half of their apprentice hours come from Local and Targeted Workers.

What apprenticeship opportunities are available?

A minimum ratio of one apprentice hour for every five journeyman hours will be enforced on the project. Contractors are encouraged to allocate at least 50% of apprentice hours to Local and Targeted Workers. This provides valuable opportunities for apprentices to gain experience on a significant construction project.

How is the project funded?

The North Hollywood Health Center project is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) enabled capital investment funds and Net County Cost (NCC). This strategic public investment demonstrates a strong commitment to expanding access to essential health services. It focuses on an integrated care model, allowing patients to access a range of services—including medical, mental health, and overall well-being—at a single location, particularly in underserved communities. The ARPA enabled funding is part of a federal initiative aimed at strengthening local infrastructure in response to the pandemic. This ensures that our project addresses urgent community needs while also promoting long-term wellness and resilience in the region

Where can I access services during construction?

While the North Hollywood Health Center is under construction, services are still available nearby:

Mental Health Services (DMH)
Visit any of the Service Area 2 Directly Operated Adult Clinics:

  • Olive View Mental Health Clinic
    14238 Saranac Lane, Sylmar, CA 91342
    (818) 485-0888

  • San Fernando Mental Health Center
    10605 Balboa Blvd., Suite 100, Granada Hills, CA 91344
    (818) 832-2400 | Intake: (818) 798-3081

  • Santa Clarita Valley Mental Health Center
    23501 Cinema Drive, Suite 200, Valencia, CA 91355
    (661) 288-4800

  • West Valley Mental Health Center
    20151 Nordhoff Street, Chatsworth, CA 91311
    (818) 407-3200

Or call the 24/7 DMH Help Line: 800-854-7771

Public Health Services (DPH)
To find the nearest public health services, visit:
http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/chs/sexualhealthclinics/
Or call the Public Health Info Line: (833) 540-0473 (7 days/week, 8 AM–8 PM)

Department of Health Services (DHS)

During Construction Please go to https://dhs.lacounty.gov to find the nearest DHS services to you and to learn more about DHS.