Kaiser expects to launch construction of new San Jose hospital in 2025
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The hospital should be complete by sometime in 2029. The seismic regulations would require the hospital to be open by 2030 to be in compliance.
The hospital and energy center project will also include the construction of a new parking structure with 1,040 spaces. The existing parking structure on the site has 606 spaces.
After the major components of a new hospital, energy center and parking structure are complete, Kaiser envisions other significant upgrades and additions to the existing campus.
Kaiser has proposed a medical office for outpatient services that would total 250,000 square feet. An existing medical office totaling 20,200 square feet would be bulldozed.
Even so, Kaiser predicts a net increase of 229,800 square feet of medical offices over the current total of 425,000 square feet. That means Kaiser’s south San Jose campus would have 654,800 square feet of medical offices once all the construction is complete.
“The future improvements would allow Kaiser Permanente to serve the growing community,” the city environmental report states.
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