UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay:
By the Numbers
Hospitals:
Nuts and Bolts:
289-bed, 6-story, 878,000-square-foot
hospital complex
12,451 light fixtures, enough for 1,000
average-sized homes
634,000 gross square feet in the
children’s, women’s and cancer hospitals
6,221 light switches, enough for 320
average-sized homes
207,500 gross square feet in the UCSF
Ron Conway Family Gateway Medical
Building, which is focused on outpatient
services
13,400 receptacles, enough for 540
average-sized homes
36,500 gross square feet in the energy
center, the central energy plant for the
hospitals
210 miles of conduit, enough to stretch
along 3,360 San Francisco city blocks
20 operating rooms, inluding 8 adult, 8
pediatric and 4 shared adult/pediatric,
600-700 square feet each
1,125 miles of wire, enough to round the
bases at AT&T Park 16,500 times. In 13
years of playing at this stadium, the San
Francisco Giants have accumulated nearly
9,400 runs. The distance of their runs will
equal the wire in this complex around 2022.
Intensive care nursery rooms - 31 singles
and 13 doubles.
85 miles of piping, equivalent to 50 Golden
Gate Bridges put together end-to-end
14 Intensive Care Unit rooms for adults
1,783,000 pounds of ductwork, equivalent
to 300 Ford F250 trucks or 3 empty 747
airplanes
10 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)
rooms
12 Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit
(PCICU) rooms
12 transitional PICU rooms
Over 2.2 million cubic feet per minute
(CFM) of supply and exhaust fan air, enough
capacity to fill approximately 10 Goodyear
blimps in about one minute.
9 labor and delivery rooms
4,630 tons of cooling, enough to cool 1,000
average-sized homes
Outdoor Space:
9,272 tons of steel, enough to build
approximately 8,000 cars
4.3 acres of green space
5 million square feet of drywall, enough for
more than 700 average-sized homes
•
100,000 square feet of ground
landscaping, making UCSF Medical
Center at Mission Bay one of the
greenest urban hospitals in the U.S.
•
60,000 square feet of rooftop
gardens on the third, fourth and fifth
floors
1,069,665 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air
supply, enough capacity to fill an Olympicsized swimming pool in five seconds
On February 1, 2015,
one of the nation’s
premier medical
centers opened the
doors of a new worldclass facility.
UCSF Medical Center
has opened three stateof-the-art hospitals at
UCSF’s Mission Bay
campus, where top
clinicians have joined
expert researchers to
develop next-generation
therapies and cures.
Year One:
5,380 anticipated outpatient
surgeries
4,274 anticipated inpatient
surgeries
2,600 - 2,700 anticipated
births
122,000 anticipated outpatient
visits, not including infusions
Anticipated prediatric
emergency room volume
includes 30+ patient visits per
day and 3 patients by
ambulance
99,000-square foot public plaza
1,049 parking spaces
•
422 surface spaces
•
627 spaces in 10-level structure
Opening Date: February 1, 2015
April 2015