DAP Health expanding Palm Springs campus to increase access to care

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) — A major expansion is underway at DAP Health’s Sunrise Campus in Palm Springs, with new and renovated spaces expected to expand health care services for patients across the Coachella Valley.

Construction on the multi-phase project began in May and includes a new campus entrance, expanded laboratory services, a new women’s health clinic and an expanded pharmacy. DAP Health says the goal is to make it easier for patients to receive several types of care in one place while also preparing the campus for growing demand.

The first phase includes a new northwest entrance and a new Labcorp facility with its own waiting area. The addition will connect to the existing 100 Suites corridor and dental clinic, with upgrades also being made to water, sewer, electrical and data systems throughout the area.

Another major part of the project focuses on women’s health.

An existing space is being transformed into a new OB-GYN clinic with updated exam rooms, improved accessibility and a layout designed to allow providers to serve more patients. Plans call for the clinic to be approximately 3,500 square feet.

The project also includes an expanded retail pharmacy with a drive-through window, allowing patients to pick up prescriptions without leaving their vehicles. DAP Health says the feature could be especially helpful for patients with mobility challenges and during the Coachella Valley’s hottest months.

The Sunrise Campus currently provides services including primary and family care, dental care, HIV and infectious disease treatment, mental health services, lab services and sexual wellness care.

Construction is expected to continue into 2027, with completion of the three-phase project currently estimated for the first quarter of the year.

DAP Health says services will continue during construction, although patients and visitors may notice temporary entrances, construction fencing and changes to traffic patterns around the campus.

News Channel 3 is taking viewers inside the construction project for a closer look at what is being built and how DAP Health says the expansion will impact patients across the Coachella Valley.