West Berkeley Family Practice Campaign
At LifeLong, we’re embarking on an urgent project to enlarge and modernize our West Berkeley Family Practice, which serves the health care needs of a growing underserved population in West Berkeley. Increasing the capacity of West Berkeley Family Practice will provide access to high-quality primary care for current and future patients, including newly insured patients (in 2014) under health care reform. Clinic capacity will increase from 7,000 to 10,300 patients, in 47,000 visits annually. This upgrade, which is a $13.2 million project, is critically needed. With everyone’s help, we can make this a reality.
The goals of this project are to:
- Increase clinic capacity to provide high-quality care for current and new patients.
- Better serve our clients by improving efficiency.
- Create work areas designed for family-focused health care.
- Promote a collaborative, person centered approach to physical and mental health that leads to positive outcomes and improved quality of life.
- Preserve the historic elements of the landmark 1927 building.
- Increase energy efficiency and reduce negative environmental impact.
Help Us Transform Lives
Your support for the $2.1 million West Berkeley Family Practice Campaign will help enhance—and frequently save—the lives of thousands of people. People whose voices are rarely heard, and whose very presence in the community is often unknown.
- Your gift to the campaign can be tailored to your needs.
- Pledges can be fulfilled over a period of three to five years.
- You can make your gift by check or credit card—or transfer assets, such as stock shares or real property.
- We also welcome bequests and trust gifts.
Recognizing Your Generous Gift
Your contribution will be acknowledged at the West Berkeley Family Practice, sending an uplifting message of support to patients and their families. We invite you to learn more about LifeLong Medical Care and the West Berkeley Family Practice Campaign. For more information, please email us at
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Project Update
Phase I construction of the renovation of the historic portion of the building has begun and is progressing nicely. In the coming weeks, plumbing, electrical, and other interior work will commence.
