Despite size and sophistication, new San Diego facility opens under budget, ahead of schedule
In building its new $850 million hospital in San Diego, Kaiser Permanente executed a strategic move that allows it to meet the needs of its membership there and to keep growing in the market.
Ever since Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente opened its first hospital in Greater San Diego in 1975, the healthcare system has relied on creative ways to grow its membership in the market.
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