Kaiser Expects to Open Delayed California Hospital By Fall

Kaiser Permanente says it expects to open its delayed Vacaville, Calif., hospital by the Fall, after previously delaying the project due to the economic downturn, according to a report in the San Francisco Business Times.

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The $500 million facility will include up to 150 beds and offer emergency services, a critical care unit, medical-surgical services and “a full complement” of diagnostic and support services, according to the report.

An exact date has not been set for the opening, but officials said in the report that they expect to open in October or November.

Read the Business Times’ report about the delayed Kaiser Vacaville hospital.

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