O'Connor Hospital

O'Connor Hospital
Daughters of Charity Health System
Shown in California
Geography
Location 2105 Forest Ave., San Jose, California, United States
Coordinates 37°19′40″N 121°56′19″W / 37.3279°N 121.9385°W / 37.3279; -121.9385Coordinates: 37°19′40″N 121°56′19″W / 37.3279°N 121.9385°W / 37.3279; -121.9385
History
Founded 1889
Links
Website www.oconnorhospital.org
Lists Hospitals in California

O'Connor Hospital is a hospital operated by the Daughters of Charity Health System in San Jose, California. It was founded in 1889, and was the first hospital in Santa Clara County, California. O'Connor Hospital was built by Judge Myles P. O'Connor and his wife, Amanda. The original hospital was built on 15 acres (6.1 ha) of property on the corner of Race Street and West San Carlos Street.

The O'Connors were very well known as being benefactors of many charitable organizations. The O'Connors' first thoughts were to build an elderly home, however, the demands of the community at that time was for a hospital. Patrick Riordan, Archbishop of San Francisco, suggested that a hospital should be built. The O'Connors then asked the Daughters of Charity[1] to operate the hospital. Four Daughters of Charity moved into the facility on May 1, 1889.

In 1953, O'Connor Hospital moved to its present site on Forest Avenue.[2]

In October 2014, Daughters of Charity announced they would be shedding the hospital for financial reasons. Sale of the hospital to Prime Healthcare Services was approved.[3] The sale was rejected by Prime Healthcare on March 10, 2015.[4]

DCHS Board of Directors

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Management


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References

  1. ↑ Daughters of Charity Health System
  2. ↑ History of O'Connor Hospital
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  5. ↑ DCHS Board of Directors
  6. ↑ System Leadership
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