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UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
Cindy LimaProject DirectorUCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
September, 2008
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Mark R. LaretChief Executive OfficerUCSF Medical Center
J. Michael Bishop, MDChancellorUCSF
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Agenda
• Background and introduction• Design presentation• Financial plan
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UCSF Medical Center• Track record of achievement in applying advanced
research to clinical care– Highest-ranked children’s hospital in Bay Area– Northern California's only nationally-designated
Center of Excellence in Women's Health– National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive
Cancer Center– Most kidney transplants performed in the world– Most liver transplants performed in Northern
California– Largest brain tumor treatment program in the nation
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Why UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay?
• Comply with seismic law
• Address obsolete facilities
• Resolve capacity constraints
• Fulfill long-term potential for integrated clinical and research programs
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Why Now?
• 2013 deadline for Mount Zion Hospital retrofit or replacement
• 2015 extension requires plans for new hospital be submitted by December 2008
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UCSF Mission Bay Hospitals Milestones• 2000: UCSF begins hospital
replacement process• 2004-2006: Regents approve Mission Bay
hospital land acquisition • January 2006: Regents urge UCSF to pursue
Mission Bay project• May 2007: Regents approve fundraising
campaign• March 2008: Regents receive project update• May 2008: Regents endorse preliminary
design
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Planning Groundwork
• Design team led by healthcare experts Anshen + Allen
• Sustainability specialists William McDonough + Partners
• Nationally recognized DPR Construction, Inc., selected as general contractor
• Project delivery team with local market knowledge and strong OSHPD experience
• Lessons learned from other hospital projects• City agencies and elected officials engaged
Design
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Program – Phase 1
• 183-bed children's hospital urgent/ emergency care and pediatric primary and specialty ambulatory facilities
• 70-bed adult cancer hospital
• Women's hospital for cancer care, specialty surgery, a 36-bed birth center and select women's ambulatory services
• Energy center (central plant)
• Surface parking (450 spaces)
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Program – Future
• Cancer Outpatient Building & Parking (1A)– Outpatient clinical cancer center
(design now; build as soon as possible)– 580-car parking structure (total 1,030 spaces)
• Future – West Block Expansion (2)– Add up to 261 beds (550 total beds),
additional outpatient building and structured parking (total 1,400-1,750 spaces)
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Architectural Vision
• Transformative: Flexible, expandable, adaptable -incorporating evidence-based design, patient safety and family areas
• Distinct identities: Children’s, Women’s, Cancer
• Efficient: Operational, first and life-cycle costs
• Integrated: Translational research, multi-disciplinary, education
• Sustainable: Reduce carbon footprint, healthy environment, water conservation
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Sustainability
Byers Hall and Genentech Hall
HousingArthur and Toni Rembe Rock Hall
William J. Rutter Center
Architectural Context• UCSF
• Mission BayResearch Campus
• Neighborhood
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15 Phase 1 – Site Plan
Hospitals
Phase 2 Site
Temporary Parking
Phase 1A Parking Structure
UCSF Research Campus
Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building
Outpatient Building
Energy Center
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Mariposa Street
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Fourth Street
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Hospitals
UCSF Research Campus
Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building
Outpatient Building
Energy Center
Phase 2 Hospital
Phase 1A Parking Structure
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Mariposa Street
Sixteenth Street
Ow
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Fourth Street
Phase 2 Clinical Plinth
Phase 2
Phase 2 Parking Structure
Highw
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Mariposa City Park
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PHASE 1A CANCER OUTPATIENT BUILDING
Mariposa Street
Sixteenth Street
Ow
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Fourth Street
PHASE 1A PARKING
STRUCTURE
MARIPOSA CITY PARK
Cancer View Garden
Fourth Street Plaza
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Third Street Plaza
Women’s View Garden
Meditation Garden
Teaching Garden
Children’s Play Plaza
Campanile Plaza
Campus Gateway
Landscape Setback
18 View from Southwest
Children’s Hospital(183 beds)
Women’s & CancerHospitals (106 beds)
Energy Center
OutpatientBuilding
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Phase 1A CancerOutpatient Building
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ENERGY CENTER
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
WOMEN’S & CANCER HOSPITALS
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PHASE 1A CANCEROUTPATIENT BUILDING
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East Elevation (Third Street)
West Elevation (Fourth Street)
Building Elevations
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Children’s Hospital(183 beds)
Women’s & CancerHospitals (106 beds)
OutpatientBuilding
Energy Center
Phase 1A CancerOutpatient Building
Women’s & CancerHospitals (106 beds)
Children’s Hospital(183 beds)
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Servery
Dining
Food Services
Plant Ops/ Materiel
ManagementEVS/ EH&S
Conference Center
Imaging
Radiation Oncology
Children’s Hospital
Lobby
Administration
Outpatient Building Lobby
Energy Center
Urgent Care / Emergency
Women’s & Cancer Hospitals Lobby
Third Street Entrance Lobby
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Peds Surgical Specialty Clinics
Sky Lobby
Waiting
Dental
PrepareRehabilitation Services
Women’s & Cancer Acute Care
Peds Acute Care
Peds Transitional Care
PedsChild Life
23 Color Scheme & Materials
Vision Glass Mullions Precast Concrete
Shadowbox/ Spandrel Glass Metal Stone Accents
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UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay Children’s, Women’s & Cancer Hospitals
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Video Animation
Financial Plan
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$1.686 BillionProject Cost Breakdown
Design Fees$70M
Project Management
$30M
Surveys, Tests, Plans and
Specifications$22.8M
Special Items/Capitalized
Interest$174.6M
Contingency @ 5%
$54.7M
Equipment & Furnishings
$239M
Construction$1,094.9M
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$1.686 Billion Project Funding Sources
Gifts$600M
State Funds$200M
Children's Hospital Bonds
$69M
Medical Center Equity$117M
Medical Center Debt
$700M
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Medical Center Debt: $700M
• UC Medical Centers Pooled Credit Revenue Bonds
• Debt capacity verified by UC Finance and Lehman Brothers
• Primary repayment source: hospital cash flow
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Medical Center Equity: $117M
• $81M from hospital operating cash flow– Average annual cash flow FY2004-
FY2008: $146M• $36M in interest income from gift-
funded portion of construction fund
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Children’s Hospitals Bonds: $69M
• $30M authorized in 2004 (Proposition 61)
• $39M on November 2008 ballot (Proposition 3)
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State Funds: $200M
• Targeting November 2010 ballot• Consistent with amounts received by
UCLA, UC Irvine and UC Davis for seismic repairs
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Gifts: $600M• Strong support from UCSF Foundation
and UCSF Medical Center Executive Council
• Premier campaign cabinet established• Fundraising campaign underway
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Financial Risks
• Operating performance does not support debt
• Voters do not approve ballot initiatives• Philanthropy does not materialize• Construction escalation exceeds
budget assumptions
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Amelioration of Shortfalls
• Compensate from other sources• Modify scope• Potential bridge financing • Seek state authorization to extend
seismic deadline • Implement Mount Zion retrofit and
clinical expansion
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• Benefits the University, San Francisco, California and the world
• Plan has been vetted against hospital projects locally, across UC and nationally
• We have the momentum and the opportunity
• We appreciate the magnitude• Risks and contingencies identified
UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
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UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
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Back up slides
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Outpatient Building (Sixteenth & Fourth Streets) NN
41Inpatient Buildings (Fourth Street)
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Women’s and Cancer Hospitals EntranceNN
43Children’s Hospital
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44Children’s Hospital Entrance
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Children’s Hospital (Mariposa and Fourth Streets)NN
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Inpatient Buildings and Plaza (Third Street)NN
47Energy Center (Third Street )
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48Color-Coded Floor Plan – Level 1
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Servery
Dining
Food Services
Plant Ops/ Materiel
Management
Conference Center
Imaging
Radiation Oncology
Children’s Hospital
Lobby
Administration
Outpatient Building Lobby
Energy Center
Emergency / Urgent Care
Women’s & Cancer Hospitals Lobby
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Adult Perioperative
Cancer Outpatient
Pathology
Clinical Lab
Radiation Oncology
Materiel Support
Sterile Processing
Children’s Perioperative
House Staff/ On-Call
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Sky Lobby Mother-
Baby Care
Concierge Medicine
Fetal Treatment Center
Waiting
Women’s Surgery
Satellite Op
PerinatalClinic/
Antenatal Test
PDC
IntrapartumCare
NCPL
ICN
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Waiting
Imaging Exam Suite Dialysis
Peds Primary Care Clinic
Peds Medical Specialty Clinic
Peds Clinics Shared Support
Sky Lobby Adult
ICUOn-Call
Administrative Support
PCICU PICU
Pediatric Transitional
Pharmacy
Respiratory Therapy
Compass Care
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Peds Surgical Specialty Clinic
Sky Lobby
Waiting
Dental
PrepareRehabilitation Services
Women’s & Cancer Acute Care
Peds Acute Care
Peds Transitional Care
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PCRC/ PTRT
Peds Specialty Clinic (Cancer)
ChildLife, Peds SS
Sky Lobby
On-Call
Women’s & Cancer Acute Care
PedsPark
Peds BMT Pediatric Hematology Oncology
Pediatric Acute - PCRC