Mills-Peninsula Health Services, a not-for-profit corporation with approximately 2,500 employees, operates two community health facilities with a total of 403 inpatient beds. The Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame is an acute-care facility. Mills Health Center in San Mateo provides a wide range of outpatient services, including surgery, rehabilitation and diagnostics. It also is home to Mills-Peninsula's inpatient rehabilitation program. Mills-Peninsula Health Services is an affiliate of Sutter Health, one of the largest not-for-profit health organizations in Northern California.

We are a health care organization with deep roots in San Mateo County. Mills Health Center, founded by prominent Californian Elizabeth Mills Reid, opened in 1908 in San Mateo with six beds. Peninsula Medical Center, developed through creation of a public hospital district, opened its doors four miles north in Burlingame in 1954.

Mills-Peninsula Health Services provides financial assistance for low-income people who do not have health insurance.

For more information please contact the Business Services Department at 650-652 3000 or please visit our Financial Assistance page.

Last reviewed: May 2007