Kaiser Permanente San Rafael Begins Emergency Center Construction

Kaiser Permanente San Rafael (Calif.) Medical Center has begun construction on a new emergency center, according to a Marin Independent Journal report.

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The 17,550-square-foot emergency center is being built on the site of an existing general services building, of which a portion has been demolished.

The center is expected to open in June 2014, according to the report.

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