Medical Office Space in Alameda.
Alameda medical offices center on Alameda Hospital on Clinton Avenue, the island's only emergency department, and Kaiser's Central Avenue offices.
Alameda Healthcare Real Estate Market
Alameda has 80,023 residents (California Department of Finance, 2026), and its one hospital is Alameda Hospital at 2070 Clinton Avenue, licensed for 101 beds. According to the City of Alameda Health Care District, it is the island's only emergency department and a designated stroke center. The district, a local special district supported by a local parcel tax, owns the hospital buildings, while the public Alameda Health System has run day-to-day operations under a 2014 joint powers agreement. In 2024 the two amended that agreement so the district could finance about $54 million in work: retrofitting all hospital buildings to meet California's 2030 seismic standard and adding an 18-bed skilled nursing unit in the South Wing, with completion targeted for 2028. The district also owns the Creedon Wound Care Center at 815 Atlantic Avenue and two rehabilitation centers, Park Bridge at 2401 Blanding Avenue and Southshore at 625 Willow Street. Kaiser Permanente operates the Alameda Medical Offices at 2417 Central Avenue. Practices that need a nearby emergency department or admitting hospital on the island will find both only at the Clinton Avenue campus, so space within a short drive of it suits hospital-based specialists.
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Where Medical Offices Cluster in Alameda
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Clinton Avenue & Willow Street
Alameda Hospital (2070 Clinton Ave), the island's only emergency department, and the district-owned Southshore Rehabilitation & Wellness Center (625 Willow St).
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Central Avenue
Kaiser Permanente Alameda Medical Offices (2417 Central Ave), with lab and pharmacy.
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Atlantic Avenue & Blanding Avenue
District-owned outpatient and post-acute sites: Creedon Wound Care Center (815 Atlantic Ave) and Park Bridge Rehabilitation & Wellness (2401 Blanding Ave).
Major Health Systems
- • Alameda Health System (operates Alameda Hospital)
- • City of Alameda Health Care District (owns Alameda Hospital)
- • Kaiser Permanente Alameda Medical Offices
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Current Listings in Alameda
As of October 8, 2026
No active listings in Alameda at this time.
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View All FAQs? What hospital serves the city of Alameda?
Alameda Hospital at 2070 Clinton Avenue is the city's only hospital, licensed for 101 beds. The City of Alameda Health Care District says it is the island's only emergency department and a stroke center. The district owns the hospital buildings and supports the hospital with parcel tax revenue of roughly $6 million a year, while the public Alameda Health System has operated the hospital under a joint powers agreement since 2014.
? Is Alameda Hospital meeting California's 2030 seismic deadline?
The district is carrying out a project to meet it. A 2024 amendment to its agreement with Alameda Health System allows the district to use parcel tax revenue to finance the work. The plan retrofits all hospital buildings to the 2030 seismic standard for about $28.9 million and adds an 18-bed skilled nursing unit in the South Wing for about $25.1 million. Total cost is about $54 million, with completion targeted for 2028.
? Where are medical facilities located in Alameda?
Alameda's health care sites are spread across the island rather than in one district. Alameda Hospital is on Clinton Avenue, with the district's Southshore rehabilitation center nearby at 625 Willow Street. Kaiser Permanente's Alameda Medical Offices are at 2417 Central Avenue. The district also owns the Creedon Wound Care Center at 815 Atlantic Avenue and Park Bridge Rehabilitation & Wellness at 2401 Blanding Avenue. Practices tied to the hospital generally look closest to Clinton Avenue.
? What factors should medical practices consider when choosing a location?
Key site selection factors include: proximity to referral sources and hospitals; patient demographics and population density; visibility and accessibility (parking ratios, ADA compliance); competitor proximity; zoning and permitted uses; co-tenancy with complementary healthcare providers; and ease of access for patients including public transit options in urban markets.
? What is a second-generation medical space?
Second-generation (2nd gen) medical space is a suite previously occupied by a medical tenant that retains clinical infrastructure like plumbing, electrical, and possibly exam room layouts. Leasing 2nd gen space can significantly reduce build-out costs and timelines compared to shell condition, though modifications may still be needed to suit your specific practice requirements.
? What parking ratio do medical offices need?
Medical offices typically require higher parking ratios than general office space due to patient turnover throughout the day. A common standard is 5-6 spaces per 1,000 square feet, compared to 3-4 for general office. High-volume practices like urgent care or imaging centers may need even more. Verify the property's parking allocation before signing a lease.
Sources
- California Department of Finance, E-1 City Population Estimates (Jan. 1, 2026)
- HCAI: Alameda Hospital
- City of Alameda Health Care District: relationship with AHS
- City of Alameda Health Care District: 2030 seismic compliance
- City of Alameda Health Care District: district facilities
- Kaiser Permanente: Alameda Medical Offices
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