The 170,000-square foot space was leased by Germany-based technology company Siemens until October. According to the report, UCLA plans to spend about $90 million on renovations to the building that transform the space into a sports medicine institute that could include an ASC, sterile processing, a medical clinic, advanced imaging, a clinical laboratory and a specialty pharmacy.
The purchase comes about UCLA’s acquisition of the 260-bed West Hills (Calif.) Hospital and Medical Center from HCA Healthcare in March, which has since been renamed UCLA West Valley Medical Center.
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