The project costs 50% more than when the health system first announced the new hospital six years ago. The 310-bed hospital building is expected to cost $924.4 million. When Kaiser assessed the building part of the project in 2018, it projected that it would cost $749.5 million.
Currently, Kaiser operates a 287-bed hospital in the area. However, it does not meet California’s earthquake compliance standards.
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