What Kind of Impact Will You Make?
In 2026, the Tri-City Medical Center Foundation is supporting the incredible work being done at Sharp Tri-City Medical Center in restoring Women’s and Newborn Services. Whether it’s $20 or $20,000, your support is invaluable as we change the lives of people in North County San Diego and the surrounding area.
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Tickets & Sponsorships - Available Now!
Tickets and sponsorships for the Enchanted Evening Gala are now on sale. Join us for an elegant night of celebration and community impact as we support the vital work of Tri-City Hospital Foundation. Secure your tickets or explore sponsorship opportunities today and be part of an unforgettable evening that helps strengthen healthcare in our region.
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![Information about Tri-City Hospital Foundation employee programs, including Denim Pass, Angel Among Us, and Employee Giving, with QR codes and decorative plants]()
Employee Programs
We are excited to be relaunching multiple programs that are available to employees of Tri-City Medical Center to help fund vital medical equipment, services within the hospital and more!
The Tri-City Medical Center Foundation and Sharp Tri-City Medical Center are grateful to celebrate the remarkable life of Dr. Neil Joebchen, a true legend in our community.
For 38 years, Dr. Joebchen was one of the first full-time Emergency Room physicians at Tri-City. After U.S. Navy service at Camp Pendleton, he partnered with Dr. John Bushong and others to pioneer full-time ER care. On September 15, 1973, his vision secured the contract that built the modern Emergency Department—from 10 beds and 700 patients per month to 47 beds and 6,000 by 2012.
He also served as the first Director of Emergency Room Physicians, Chief of Staff, and in 2006 as President and Chairman of the Tri-City Medical Center Foundation.
In lieu of flowers, the Joebchen family requests donations to the Tri-City Medical Center Foundation in his memory. Your gift honors his legacy and supports the compassionate care he championed for North County.
