Medical Office Space in San Bruno.
San Bruno has no hospital; medical offices line El Camino Real, including Kaiser at 901 El Camino Real, plus Sutter's Cherry Avenue care center.
San Bruno Healthcare Real Estate Market
San Bruno has 42,411 residents (California Department of Finance, 2026) and no hospital of its own. The nearest acute-care hospitals are in neighboring cities: Kaiser Permanente's South San Francisco Medical Center at 1200 El Camino Real, AHMC Seton Medical Center at 1900 Sullivan Avenue in Daly City, and Sutter Health's Mills-Peninsula Medical Center at 1501 Trousdale Drive in Burlingame. Health care in San Bruno itself is outpatient. Kaiser Permanente operates the San Bruno Medical Offices at 901 El Camino Real, with internal medicine, an adult injection clinic and a pharmacy, and its South San Francisco Medical Center also lists a department at 801 Traeger Avenue in San Bruno. Sutter Health runs the Sutter San Bruno Care Center at 851 Cherry Avenue, a building that also houses dental, acupuncture and therapy practices. Independent medical and dental offices are spread along El Camino Real, including the 1150 El Camino Real complex, and on San Bruno Avenue West, Sneath Lane and Jenevein Avenue. Because the city has no hospital, practices that need admitting privileges should pick their hospital in South San Francisco, Daly City or Burlingame first, then a building that is convenient to it.
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Where Medical Offices Cluster in San Bruno
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El Camino Real
Kaiser Permanente San Bruno Medical Offices (901 El Camino Real) and independent medical and dental practices, including at 1150 El Camino Real.
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Cherry Avenue & Traeger Avenue
Sutter San Bruno Care Center (851 Cherry Ave), which also houses dental and therapy practices; a Kaiser South San Francisco department at 801 Traeger Ave.
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San Bruno Ave W, Sneath Ln & Jenevein Ave
Smaller independent medical, dental, chiropractic, optometry and podiatry offices, including at 1001 Sneath Ln and 841 and 931 San Bruno Ave W.
Major Health Systems
- • Kaiser Permanente San Bruno Medical Offices
- • Sutter Health (Sutter San Bruno Care Center)
- • Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Medical Center (nearest hospital)
- • Mills-Peninsula Medical Center (Sutter Health, Burlingame)
- • AHMC Seton Medical Center (Daly City)
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As of October 8, 2026
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View All FAQs? Is there a hospital in San Bruno?
No. San Bruno does not have its own acute-care hospital. The nearest hospitals are Kaiser Permanente's South San Francisco Medical Center at 1200 El Camino Real, whose emergency department is open 24 hours; AHMC Seton Medical Center at 1900 Sullivan Avenue in Daly City; and Sutter Health's Mills-Peninsula Medical Center at 1501 Trousdale Drive in Burlingame. Physicians practicing in San Bruno who need admitting privileges affiliate with one of these hospitals.
? Where are medical offices in San Bruno?
El Camino Real is the main corridor. Kaiser Permanente's San Bruno Medical Offices are at 901 El Camino Real, and independent medical and dental practices operate along the corridor, including at 1150 El Camino Real. Sutter Health's San Bruno Care Center is at 851 Cherry Avenue, a building that also has dental and therapy tenants. Smaller practices are on San Bruno Avenue West, Sneath Lane and Jenevein Avenue.
? What do Kaiser and Sutter operate in San Bruno?
Kaiser Permanente runs the San Bruno Medical Offices at 901 El Camino Real, which offers internal medicine, an adult injection clinic and a pharmacy; Kaiser's South San Francisco Medical Center also lists a department at 801 Traeger Avenue in San Bruno. Sutter Health operates the Sutter San Bruno Care Center at 851 Cherry Avenue. For hospital care, Kaiser members go to South San Francisco, while Sutter's nearest Peninsula hospital is Mills-Peninsula Medical Center in Burlingame.
? 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 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.
? 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.
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