A parking amenity for a healthcare setting.
Mission Community Hospital invested in four Level 2 EV chargers for its parking garage. For hospitals and clinics, on-site charging offers an opportunity to serve people whose visits and working hours already bring them to the property. The hospital team and TurnOnGreen worked together to align site planning, installation, and LADWP rebate participation.
TurnOnGreen coordinated engineering, permitting, and installation alongside the hospital, with connected software and ongoing network support carrying the program into daily operation. Charging activity has continued to grow since deployment.
Usage totals cover January 2025 through September 2026. Energy is estimated from charging platform data. Estimated miles assume 3 miles per kWh; actual range varies by vehicle, charging losses, and driving conditions.
*Post-rebate project cost was covered by cumulative remittances within the first 18 reported months (January 2025-June 2026). This revenue-based measure is after reported fees but excludes hospital electricity and other unreported operating costs; it is not net-profit ROI.
Charging that fits visits, appointments, and shifts.
Healthcare properties serve people with different parking needs. Level 2 charging can complement longer stays, while access policies and charger placement help each property balance patient, visitor, and employee use.
Patients and visitors
Charging during an appointment or a longer visit can make productive use of parked time and reduce the need for a separate charging stop.
Doctors and clinical teams
On-site charging can fit around rounds, clinic schedules, and time spent providing care, giving clinicians a convenient option during the working day.
Hospital and clinic staff
Longer shifts give Level 2 charging time to work. A workplace charging amenity can support employees who drive EVs, including those without charging at home.
A coordinated approach to project delivery.
The project brought together existing building drawings, engineering requirements, permitting, and utility documentation. Working with the hospital team, TurnOnGreen assembled the project materials and coordinated the technical work needed for the installation and LADWP rebate application.
Virtual working sessions supported a collaborative application submission. TurnOnGreen coordinated utility follow-up and installation activities as the project progressed, with the hospital receiving its rebate payment after completion.
TurnOnGreen coordinated:
- Site documentation and design review
- Engineering and permitting coordination
- Rebate application and submission
- Utility coordination and follow-up
- Installation scheduling and coordination
- Rebate closeout and payment follow-up
Growing use across the hospital site.
Charging sessions increased approximately 45% year over year, from 592 in Q3 2025 to 860 in Q3 2026. Energy delivered grew approximately 35% over the same quarters, reaching nearly 16,866 kWh in Q3 2026.
Drivers used the chargers across mornings, afternoons, and evenings. Across the first nine months of 2026, quarterly sessions increased from 623 to 756 to 860, reflecting growing use of the hospital's charging amenity.
Connected charging for daily operations.
TurnOnGreen provides network connectivity, session reporting, remote operations, and driver assistance for the installed chargers. This ongoing service complements the hospital's facilities operations and gives its team visibility into how the charging program is being used. For other hospitals and clinics, that visibility can inform decisions about charger locations, access, and future expansion.