Medical Office Space in Dublin.
Dublin has no hospital; its medical offices line Dublin Boulevard, anchored by Kaiser's 220,000 SF center, Sutter's PAMF and Stanford urgent care.
Dublin Healthcare Real Estate Market
Dublin, at the junction of I-580 and I-680 in the Tri-Valley, has 74,769 residents (California Department of Finance, 2026). The city has no hospital; Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley's hospital and emergency department are at 5555 West Las Positas Boulevard in neighboring Pleasanton. Dublin's outpatient medicine is concentrated along Dublin Boulevard. The largest facility is Kaiser Permanente's Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center at 3100 Dublin Boulevard, a three-story, 220,000-square-foot building that opened in May 2019 with what was then Kaiser's first 24-hour urgent care center in California, radiation and chemotherapy, six ambulatory surgery operating rooms and specialists in cardiology, gastroenterology, neurology, obstetrics and orthopedics. It was the first phase of a 1.2 million-square-foot campus that Dublin's Planning Commission backed in 2016; the plan's second phase, a high-acuity building that could include a hospital, was penciled in for 2025 to 2035. Also on Dublin Boulevard, Sutter Health's Palo Alto Medical Foundation Dublin Center at 4050 Dublin Boulevard offers primary care, pediatrics, dermatology, ob/gyn, nephrology, lab and radiology, and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley runs urgent care, occupational health and sports medicine at 4000 and 4120 Dublin Boulevard. Practices locating in Dublin should expect to send hospital referrals to Pleasanton or beyond.
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Where Medical Offices Cluster in Dublin
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Kaiser Dublin campus, 3100 Dublin Blvd
Kaiser's 220,000 SF Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center near I-580 and I-680: 24-hour urgent care, cancer treatment, ambulatory surgery and specialty clinics.
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4000 block of Dublin Blvd
Sutter's Palo Alto Medical Foundation Dublin Center (4050 Dublin Blvd) and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley urgent care, occupational health and sports medicine (4000 and 4120 Dublin Blvd).
Major Health Systems
- • Kaiser Permanente Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center
- • Sutter Health (Palo Alto Medical Foundation Dublin Center)
- • Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley (Dublin urgent care)
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As of October 8, 2026
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View All FAQs? Is there a hospital in Dublin?
No. Dublin has no hospital. Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley's hospital and emergency department are at 5555 West Las Positas Boulevard in neighboring Pleasanton. Dublin does have extensive outpatient care: Kaiser Permanente's Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center at 3100 Dublin Boulevard runs a 24-hour urgent care center and ambulatory surgery, and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley runs urgent care at 4000 Dublin Boulevard. Kaiser's 2016 campus plan scheduled a second-phase building that could include a hospital for 2025 to 2035.
? Where are the medical offices in Dublin?
Dublin's medical offices are concentrated along Dublin Boulevard. Kaiser Permanente's 220,000-square-foot Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center sits at 3100 Dublin Boulevard near the I-580 and I-680 interchange. Further along, Sutter Health's Palo Alto Medical Foundation Dublin Center at 4050 Dublin Boulevard offers primary care and specialties, and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley has urgent care, occupational health and sports medicine at 4000 and 4120 Dublin Boulevard.
? What does Kaiser's Dublin medical center include?
Kaiser Permanente's Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center opened in May 2019 at 3100 Dublin Boulevard. The three-story, 220,000-square-foot building opened with what Kaiser called its first 24-hour urgent care center in California, radiation oncology with four linear accelerators, chemotherapy, six operating rooms for ambulatory surgery, physical therapy, lab, pharmacy and imaging, plus specialists in cardiology, gastroenterology, gynecology, neurology, obstetrics and orthopedics. It was the first phase of a planned 1.2 million-square-foot Kaiser campus.
? 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 factors influence medical office rents in California?
Medical office rents vary with location (proximity to hospitals and medical corridors), building quality and age, the condition of the space (second-generation medical space with existing exam rooms and plumbing typically leases for more than shell space), lease structure (NNN versus full-service gross), the tenant improvement allowance offered, parking availability, and local supply. Rents also tend to be higher in supply-constrained markets such as Palo Alto and San Francisco than in suburban markets.
Sources
- California Department of Finance, E-1 City Population Estimates (Jan. 1, 2026)
- Kaiser Permanente: Dublin Medical Offices and Cancer Center
- Pleasanton Weekly: new Kaiser medical complex opens in Dublin (June 2019)
- DanvilleSanRamon.com: Dublin commission OKs Kaiser medical center (Sept. 2016)
- Hacienda: Tri-Valley health care resources (2023)
- Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley: About us and locations
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