Sun Family Campus Expansion at Hoag Irvine
Thanks to a $100 million commitment from philanthropists Diana and David Sun, and the continuing support of community donors, Hoag is expanding its hospital campus in Irvine, fulfilling South Orange County’s need for access to comprehensive, world-class care. This growth also bolsters Hoag’s emergence as a global destination for medical excellence and unparalleled service. The Sun Family Campus in Irvine was named in honor of Diana and David Sun, who made two transformational $50 million gifts, in 2022 and 2025 respectively, to fuel the growth of Hoag’s Irvine hospital through the Boldly Hoag fundraising campaign. The expanded campus will include new state-of-the-art specialty care centers for surgical innovation, cancer, digestive and women’s health, in addition to dedicated urgent care services for cancer patients. The expansion will bring six new buildings, 155 inpatient beds, eleven operating rooms, two additional procedure rooms and 120,000 square feet of ambulatory facilities. Central to Hoag’s expansion are also plans to blend high-tech and high-touch features, including wellness and health-enhancing indoor and outdoor spaces, meditation gardens and seamless, patient-focused experiences from arrival to patient rooms and every step in between.
Watch our progress
Expect to see more exciting developments across the Sun Family Campus in the months to come, including expansions in surgical services, digestive health, cancer care, and women’s health services.
Facility overview
Judith & Jan Kolar Wellness Park
A hallmark of the Sun Family Campus is an emphasis on lush outdoor spaces. Lined with greenery and flowers, the Kolar Wellness Park provides a soothing open-air space for visitors and staff alike to enjoy. This park features: open-air seating; shaded tables and walking paths.
Surgical Pavilion
This building will combine the advanced technology needed for surgeries with soothing surroundings that foster healing, redefining the surgical experience for patients and their families.
The space will include eight new operating rooms, including a hybrid room, allowing simultaneous diagnostic imaging and surgeries. It will feature two procedure rooms for minor interventions; a 24-room intensive care unit with a family room and balcony; and a seamless experience from check-in to departure, including a new patient discharge lounge.
Women’s Hospital Pavilion
The Women’s Hospital Pavilion will unite leading-edge technology and compassionate care to create a destination for inpatient and outpatient health care spanning all stages of a woman’s life.
The pavilion will feature a new inpatient wing with 24 labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum suites; three operating rooms; 21 antepartum and postpartum rooms; and an OB triage space with patient and labor monitoring. It will include Maternal Mental Health Program offerings and a Maternal Fetal Health Center. Additionally, the pavilion will include a 17-bed neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Rounding out the space are physician offices and a Comprehensive Breast Center with MRI, stereotactic and diagnostic mammography, biopsy ultrasound, standard ultrasound, and DEXA scan.
Du Family Hospital Pavilion
Named after generous philanthropists Ben and Carmela Du, who have long supported Hoag’s Irvine growth, this pavilion and its new main entrance is be the “front door” of the hospital and welcomes all who come to Hoag.
This area features a grand court arrival space with valet and the Pacific Life Foundation Lobby. The Marketplace Cafe, in gratitude to Jeanette Bertea Hennings, serves various cuisines to accommodate a range of diets and tastes. A coffee bar offers specialty beverages that can be enjoyed in a comfortable lounge and waiting areas.
Cancer & Digestive Hospital Pavilion
Uniting two health areas that often impact patients concurrently, the Cancer & Digestive Hospital Pavilion will deliver comprehensive care by specialized clinicians aiming to innovate and change the course of treatment and healing.
Comprising the pavilion is a two-floor cancer center with clinic and infusion spaces co-located to deliver focused treatment for different types of cancer. It will also include a specialized pharmacy; GI and fluoroscopy labs; and six gastrointestinal procedure suites with broadcast capabilities for educational purposes. Seventy inpatient rooms and administrative and teaching spaces will round out the space. Additionally, a 24-hour urgent care for cancer patients will be available.
Worship Center
This dedicated space for reflection serves people of all faiths. With ample seating draped in natural light, the Worship Center provides comfort and respite.
Among the warm and calming center’s many features are an open space to congregate and glass walls with access to the open-air Allan & Sandy Fainbarg Reflection Garden. Additionally, the garden accesses a Tree of Life sculpture, honoring posthumous organ donors. Resources and staff are available for counsel and guidance.
Patient and visitor information
Entrance & Check-in
All patients and visitors will enter through the new front doors near the covered entrance.
Check-in locations will remain the same by service. Signage and staff will be available to guide you upon arrival.
Valet
Services are available at the new front entrance.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Valet is available at the new covered entrance Monday through Friday, 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
After-hours: Call security at 949-517-3222 for assistance or visit the security office.
Parking
Emergency Department (ED) patients should continue to park in P1 East, the P9 parking lot, or use ED valet.
All other patients and visitors should park in P1 East or P2 West and walk to the new front entrance.
All other patients and visitors should park in P2 West and walk to the new front entrance.
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