Mosaic Health Launched Public Fundraising Campaign
Bend-based providers can track the capital campaign progress for this $47 million healthcare facility expansion.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Mosaic Community Health has entered the public phase of its capital campaign to complete the 42,000-square-foot Conners Campus in Bend. The project aims to consolidate regional services and increase local pediatric capacity by 75%.
Why it matters
The $47 million project shifts how healthcare services are delivered in Central Oregon by centralizing operations that were previously dispersed. This expansion is designed to accommodate an expected 20,000 patients annually using specialized design principles.
The total project budget sits at $47 million, supported by $4 million in state lottery bond funding and $36.9 million in existing financing. The organization is currently soliciting $900,000 in community gifts to meet a specific matching challenge as part of its $6.1 million goal.
The players
Mosaic Community Health
A regional healthcare provider serving more than 37,000 patients across Central Oregon.
The details
The Conners Campus at 2790 NE Conners Ave. utilizes mass timber construction, Trauma Informed Design, and Universal Design features to streamline patient care. By consolidating services currently spread across multiple locations, the facility expects to increase total capacity in Bend by 50%.
Timeline
Construction of the Conners Campus began in early 2026.
The public capital campaign phase launched on October 13, 2026.
The grand opening is planned for summer 2027.
Market Landscape
The Conners Campus project follows a pattern of leveraging state lottery bond funding to anchor large-scale medical infrastructure investments. This strategy allows health organizations to secure long-term capital while using philanthropic campaigns to close remaining budget gaps.
Operators should monitor this shift in local healthcare capacity, as increased medical access often changes demand patterns for nearby commercial corridors. Businesses should also watch for the summer 2027 opening, which will centralize patient foot traffic at the Conners Avenue site.
The takeaway
This project represents a major shift toward consolidated, specialized healthcare infrastructure in Central Oregon. Operators should monitor the campaign's progress toward its $900,000 matching goal as a signal of regional philanthropic engagement with healthcare projects.
Further reading
Learn more about local Philanthropy efforts impacting regional development in Bend.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Cascade Business News.
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