Kaiser Permanente has broken ground on what it calls its “most significant brick-and-mortar investment in Colorado since 2011.”
The new Kaiser Permanente Westminster Medical Offices, slated to open in 2028, will house an outpatient surgery center, robotic surgery, urgent care, primary care, specialty care, pharmacy, lab services, and more for the health system’s members in the North Denver metro area. The outpatient surgery center will be Kaiser’s third in the Denver metro area.
The creation and opening of the new building will mean that “Kaiser Permanente members could see their primary care team, get lab tests or prescriptions filled, get help for an urgent medical need, or receive outpatient surgery—all in one place with a connected care team,” stated the health system. Cortney Eisses, regional president of Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, added that the facility will be “designed to meet care needs ranging from a sore throat to a complex surgery.”
The site is immediately south of Kaiser’s current Westminster Medical Offices, which were built in 1976 and will be replaced upon opening of the new facility.
Learn more about the project and follow construction updates at this dedicated website.
