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Fisher House at Camp Pendleton provides temporary lodging for active military and veterans and their families and children so they can stay close to their loved ones receiving treatment for injury or illness at the nearby Naval hospital, Camp Pendleton and Intrepid Spirit Center. The 45,000 or more Marines and sailors who are stationed and trained at Camp Pendleton make this a vital location for these critical resources. They treat everything from training injuries to the most severe traumatic brain injuries and psychological conditions, often called the invisible wounds of war.

Fisher House, located just steps away from the Intrepid Center, plays a significant role in their healing process that involves a five week immersive program of 125 appointments with clinicians, therapists, social and other health care workers 8 hours a day, five days a week. In 1990, Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher learned about servicemen and women whose families or even themselves were unable to afford a place to stay near the military. Medical facilities where they or their loved ones were being treated, often resulting in them sleeping in their cars at night so they could be with their loved ones during the day. Zachary Fisher decided to change that. We’re very proud to support our servicemen and women by offering this home away from home and a comfortable and relaxed setting just steps away from the hospital.

Fisher House Camp Pendleton offers eight spacious private guest rooms and baths. Each room has a TV, DVD player, alarm clock, hairdryer, internet connection and telephone for local calls. Guest chair, a fully equipped and well stocked kitchen and pantry, an open dining room, a warm living room and library, and a cozy family room with games and toys for the children. Guests can also enjoy the large outdoor covered patio and barbecue and magnificent view. Other features include modern laundry facilities, WiFi and common areas and full wheelchair accessibility. The Fisher House creates a warm and compassionate environment for families to find support from others in similar situations. Caring staff and volunteers are available to assist guests with their daily needs.

Patriotic Americans Zachary Fischer and his wife Elizabeth, built the first Fisher House in 1990. Today, there are nearly 100 Fisher Houses across the country, including three overseas. Fisher House Southern California supports two other locations, two houses totaling 18 rooms at Naval Hospital, San Diego and Balboa, and a 16 bedroom house at the VA Long Beach Medical Center. The Fisher House program has served nearly 450,000 military and veteran families, saving them more than $540 Million in Lodging and Transportation Costs. With your help, we can serve even more.

In 1990, Zachary Fisher was shocked to learn about a U.S service woman who received medical care at a military hospital. Unable to afford a hotel stay, her husband spent every night of her hospitalization sleeping in his car so he could be with her every day. Zachary Fisher decided to change that.

Welcome to Fisher House San Diego. Two houses at one location, serving the Naval Medical Center at Balboa and San Diego, California. We’re very proud to support our service men and women by offering this home away from home to active military families and veterans and their children so they can stay close to their loved ones while they’re receiving treatment for an injury or illness or if they receive care at a private hospital nearby. Fisher House provides temporary lodging in a comfortable and relaxed setting just steps away from the hospital. Guests can stay at any Fisher House at no cost for as long as needed while the patient receives care.

Combined our two San Diego houses offer 18 spacious private guest rooms and baths. Each room has a TV, DVD player, alarm clock, hair dryer, internet connection and telephone for local calls. Guests share a fully equipped and well-stocked kitchen and pantry, an open dining room, a warm living room and library and a cozy family room with games and toys for the children. Guests can also enjoy the large outdoor covered patio and barbecue. Other features include modern laundry facilities, wi-fi and common areas, and full wheelchair accessibility. The Fisher House creates a warm and compassionate environment for families to find support from others in similar situations, helping with the healing process. Caring staff and volunteers are available to assist guests with their daily needs.

Patriotic Americans, Zachary Fisher and his wife Elizabeth built the first Fisher House in 1990. Today, there are nearly 100 Fisher Houses across the country, including three overseas. The first San Diego Fisher House was built in 1992, thanks to generous donors from the community, and the now 30 year old house will soon undergo an extensive renovation to help make it more efficient, safe, and comfortable for our families. In addition to San Diego, Fisher House Southern California supports for two other locations: an 8-bedroom house at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton and a 16-bedroom house at the VA Long Beach Healthcare System built in 2016.

Since 1990, the Fisher House Program has nearly 450,000 military and veteran families, saving them more than $540 million in lodging and transportation costs. There are still about 130 VA hospitals across the country without a Fisher House. With your help, we can serve even more.

In 1990, Zachary Fisher was shocked to learn about a U.S service woman who received medical care at a military hospital. Unable to afford a hotel stay, her husband spent every night of her hospitalization sleeping in his car so he could be with her every day. Zachary Fisher decided to change that.

Welcome to Fisher House Long Beach. We’re very proud to support our service men and women by offering this home away from home to military families and veterans so they can stay close to their loved ones while they’re receiving treatment for an injury or illness at the VA Long Beach medical facility. Fisher House provides temporary lodging in a comfortable and relaxed setting just steps away from the hospital. Guests can stay at any Fisher House at no cost for as long as needed while the patient receives care.

Our Fisher House Long Beach has 16 spacious private guest rooms and baths. Each room has a TV, DVD player, alarm clock, hair dryer, internet connection and telephone for local calls. Guests share a fully equipped and well-stocked kitchen and pantry, an open dining room, a warm living room and library and a cozy family room with games and toys for the children. Guests can also enjoy the large outdoor covered patio and barbecue. Other features include modern laundry facilities, wi-fi and common areas, and full wheelchair accessibility. The Fisher House creates a warm and compassionate environment for families to find support from others in similar situations, helping with the healing process. Caring staff and volunteers are available to assist guests with their daily needs.

One patriotic American, Zachary Fisher and his wife Elizabeth built the first Fisher House in 1990. Today, there are more than 90 Fisher Homes across the country, including three overseas. The Long Beach Fisher House was built in 2016, thanks to generous donors from the community. In addition to the Long Beach Fisher House, Fisher House Southern California also provides support for three other houses located at Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton and two houses at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego.

Since 1990, the Fisher House Program has served more than 400,000 military and veteran families, saving them more than $525 million in lodging and transportation costs. With your help, we can serve even more. Help us serve more.