Highland Hospital

Highland Hospital opened in 1927 as the first comprehensive, acute care hospital in Oakland. At its opening, it was considered one of the most beautiful hospitals in the West. With its Spanish Baroque architectural style, there was the promise of “progressive medical care in comfortable surroundings” for the citizens of Alameda County. In 1969, a new hospital building was constructed on the existing site to accomodate growth and to meet the need for more modern facilities.

Currently, the Highland Hospital campus is undergoing a nearly $700 million renovation. Two of the three phases have been completed, including a new ambulatory building (Highland Care Pavilion) and the new Highland Hospital Acute Care Tower, which opened on April 4, 2016.

The spirit of the original mission, ‘to improve the health of all county residents regardless of their ability to pay’, still holds true today. As a safety net institution, a level 1 trauma center, and the oldest teaching hospital for Alameda County, Highland Hospital has played a central role in East Bay medicine for almost 90 years.

Operating Room

K-Building, 5th Floor

Address:
Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus
1411 E. 31st St
Oakland, CA 94602
Phone: 510-437-4800
Parking:
Visitors may park in the public garage at 14th Avenue and East 31st Street. A fee is charged for parking, with no in-and-out privileges. The public garage also offers valet parking. Garage levels P5 and P6 connect directly to the hospital.

San Leandro Hospital

San Leandro Hospital is a 91-bed facility in central Alameda County offering 24-hour emergency services, critical care, surgical and rehabilitation services, serving a population of 265,000. San Leandro Hospital became part of Alameda Health System on October 31st, 2013.

Its Level II Emergency Department has 13 beds and serves 34,000 patients a year.

Operating Room

Main Building, 1st Floor

Address:
San Leandro Hospital
13855 E. 14th St.
San Leandro, CA 94578
Phone: 510-357-6500
Parking:
Free parking is available in front of the hospital.

San Leandro Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation

San Leandro Acute Rehabilitation facility has 28 beds and state-of-the-art equipment and services. Each spacious room has upgraded beds, ADA compliant bathrooms and individual televisions making the stay for patients more comfortable.

Designated rooms have overhead lifts that will decrease the likelihood of patient falls and physical strain on staff.

The space also includes a rooftop therapeutic area that will allow patients to receive physical therapy in a scenic outdoor setting. Other features include a new gymnasium with a ZeroG system that suspends patients via a tether system that enables them to practice walking without fear of falling.

At San Leandro Hospital acute rehabilitation will be integrated with other key services offered in a traditional hospital setting, such as dialysis.

“We are all very excited about the new facility and we think our patients will be too. The new features give our patients a better experience and reinforces our commitment to providing high quality service to our community. The upgraded accommodations will continue to ensure patients receive the appropriate level of care at the appropriate time,” – Richard Espinoza, AHS Chief Administrative Officer of post-acute services.

“Before, if a patient was in distress we would have to wait for an ambulance for transport, now those services will be under one roof streamlining the process and improving quality of care,” – Shelley Stubbendeck, program director for the AHS ARU.

Alameda Hospital

Alameda Hospital is a leader in providing emergency, inpatient, outpatient and wellness services to its island community. Comprenshive services included, cardiology, 24-hour lab services, cancer care and infusion therapy, advanced diagnosic imaging, pulmonary/respiratory care, stroke center as well as broad therapy services (occupational, speech and physical therapy).

Address:
Alameda Hospital
2070 Clinton Ave.
Alameda, CA 94501
Phone: 510-522-3700
Parking:
Complimentary assisted parking is available in the main visitor parking lot.
Please enter on Willow Street.