UCSF, John Muir joint venture signs long-term lease on $90M project

BayHealth, the joint venture between San Francisco-based UCSF Medical Center and Walnut Creek, Calif.-based John Muir Health, signed a 15-year lease on space in Berkeley, Calif., where it plans to open Berkeley Outpatient Care, the joint venture’s first outpatient and urgent care clinic, according to the San Francisco Business Times.

The new 96,000-square-foot clinic will allow the joint venture to expand its presence in California and support Canopy Health — an ACO run by UCSF and John Muir, according to the report.

BayHealth CEO Chris Willrich told the San Francisco Business Times the project will cost the joint venture approximately $90 million. That amount covers the lease, improvements to the space and other capital costs.

BayHealth expects to open the clinic by early 2018.

UCSF, John Muir joint venture signs long-term lease on $90M project

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