Kaiser, Women and Children's Center

Kaiser Permanent’s Roseville Women and Children’s Center is a four-story, 190,000 square foot addition to the Roseville Medical Center.

The facility is Kaiser Permanente’s first specialized Women and Children’s Center in their network and their first dedicated pediatric intensive care unit in the Sacramento Region.

The center includes 32 pediatric beds, 10 pediatric intensive care beds, 48 neo-natal intensive care beds, 24 labor and delivery rooms, 60 post delivery beds, a 30 newborn nursery, 20 triage and observation beds, and three C-section rooms along with other non-patient care-related services.

Rudolph and Sletten built Kaiser Permanente’s first 150 bed hospital and medical office building in Roseville, California in 1994. The Women and Children’s Center is part of a larger overall expansion of the Roseville Medical Center. Additional Rudolph and Sletten construction projects on the campus include, a $148 million medical office building slated for completion later this month, a $52 million expansion to the emergency room completed last month, plus $150 million for a parking garage, central plant building and additional site and road work.

“Rudolph and Sletten is integral to the operations at this campus running smoothly. Rudolph and Sletten has an impeccable and well-respected reputation with Kaiser Permanente in Roseville, and we look forward to many more years of excellent service.” " Rod Cullum, project manager for Kaiser

• Hooked on Construction - Summer 2004 (pdf)
• Sacramento Business Journal - Construction Projects 2008 (pdf)