Kaiser Permanente is floating multiple options for wide-ranging changes at its south San Jose campus, featuring a big new hospital and a possible demolition or revamp of the existing hospital.
The healthcare titan’s most definitive proposal is a brand-new 297-bed hospital at 284 Hospital Parkway in San Jose.
Among the options for the current hospital, which totals 242,900 square feet, at 250 Hospital Parkway, according to the public filing:— decommission and vacate the existing hospital This existing medical center contains 247 licensed beds, according to a post on the state Health Care Access and Information Department website.
In 2007, Kaiser opened a 373-bed new hospital in Santa Clara. In 2014, Kaiser opened a 315-bed new hospital in Oakland.
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