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Hoag Breaks Ground on $25M CareMar Recovery Center

Expected to open in 2028

Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian has broken ground on its CareMar Recovery Center for substance abuse treatment in Newport Beach.

The center is funded by a $25 million gift Hoag received last year from the Pickup and Martin families, local philanthropists and longtime supporters of the hospital. The gift was spearheaded by Carole Pickup, along with her children Devon Martin, Todd Pickup and their spouses, inspired by her decades commitment to addiction recovery.

“Given that nearly 370,000 residents in Orange County are affected by addiction, the center will provide access to innovative treatment programs,” Hoag Chief Executive and President Robert Braithwaite said in a statement.

CareMar will offer residential programs, intensive outpatient services and a “full spectrum of group, wellness, and family support resources” once it’s expected to open in 2028.

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Yuika Yoshida
Yuika Yoshida
Yuika Yoshida has been a reporter covering healthcare, innovation and education at the Orange County Business Journal since 2023. Previous bylines include JapanUp! Magazine and Stu News Laguna. She received her bachelor's degree in literary journalism from the University of California, Irvine. During her time at UC Irvine, she was the campus news editor for the official school paper and student writer for the Samueli School of Engineering. Outside of writing, she enjoys musical theater and finding new food spots within Orange County.
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