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Exclusive: Kaiser proposes major new hospital in SF., its first in the city in 70 years
Kaiser Permanente has proposed building a major new hospital in San Francisco that, if approved, would replace its current medical center and be the health care giant's first new hospital in the city ...
SAN JOSE — Construction on a brand-new Kaiser hospital could begin next year in San Jose, the centerpiece of the health care organization’s plans to replace a 50-year-old medical center and revamp an ...
SAN JOSE — Construction of a new state-of-the-art Kaiser Permanente hospital in San Jose is underway following a groundbreaking for an ultra-modern complex to replace its aging medical center nearby.
Kaiser Permanente is plotting a redevelopment of its San Francisco footprint with a new hospital that would replace its decades-old Geary Boulevard campus and expand its presence in the city. The ...
The Oakland-based health care system is looking to replace its 1954-built San Francisco Medical Center campus at 2190 O’Farrell Street with a new 266-foot-tall hospital and accompanying parking garage ...
Kaiser Permanente is preparing to submit plans to the city for the company's first new hospital in San Francisco in over 70 years, and it would replace its existing hospital at Geary and Divisadero.
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A rendering of Kaiser Permanente's proposed new hospital in San Francisco. If approved, the 300-bed facility would be built at ...
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