The seven-story replacement hospital, projected to open in 2014, will feature 149 patient rooms, new technology, seismic-safe conditions and more space, according to the report. Health system officials have yet to decide whether they will repurpose the old medical center or demolish it.
Read the news report about Kaiser Permanente’s Redwood City Medical Center.
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