Kaiser Permanente Began New Westminster Medical Project
Construction has started on a new healthcare facility that will replace an office operating since 1976.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Kaiser Permanente has broken ground on a new medical office complex in Westminster, Colorado, located just south of its current facility at 11225 Huron St. The project marks the organization's largest capital investment in a Colorado facility in the last 15 years.
Why it matters
This facility aims to serve current and future generations of health plan members in the north metro area by expanding local access to specialized medical services. It replaces a building that has served the community for five decades.
The new facility will be the third outpatient surgery center in the Denver metro area and the fifth urgent care site for the organization in Colorado.
The players
Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente is an integrated managed care consortium that provides comprehensive healthcare services to millions of members.
The details
The site will feature comprehensive services including outpatient and robotic surgery, urgent care, primary care, pediatrics, OB-GYN, pharmacy, and medical imaging. Construction on the project began in October 2026, with the doors scheduled to open to the public in 2028.
Timeline
The existing Westminster medical offices opened in 1976.
Kaiser Permanente opened medical facilities in Parker and north Pueblo in 2025.
An urgent care clinic opened at the Rock Creek Medical Offices in 2026.
Construction on the new Westminster facility began in October 2026.
The new medical facility is scheduled to open in 2028.
Market Landscape
This project follows the pattern set by the Kaiser Permanente 2025 and 2026 expansion roadmap in Colorado by increasing facility density in the Denver metro area.
Patients can expect upgraded medical technology and a wider variety of specialized services, including robotic surgery, once the new building opens. Until then, standard operations will continue at the existing Huron Street location.
The takeaway
The move reflects a long-term commitment to upgrading aging medical infrastructure while consolidating various specialties under one roof. Members should look for transition updates as the 2028 opening date approaches to avoid potential service disruptions.
Further reading
For updates on local infrastructure and new business arrivals, visit Westminster Openings & Closings.
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