Laguna Honda Hospital

Hospital

Laguna Honda Hospital (hospital, run by the Public Health): $131.9M paid to contractors for work here, $3.2B budgeted for its department in FY2025, 8,904 employees on the payroll, 16 contracts, 4 capital projects, 9 city documents at the Internet Archive, every figure linked to its source. Archive documents trace decades of planning to rebuild Laguna Honda Hospital. A 1992 bond program report, 'Into the 21st Century,' proposes a $548.4 million Bond Program to replace the aging facility, and a 1994 institutional master plan recounts the site's history back to an 1867 shelter. A 1999 Replacement Planning Committee agenda, a 2001 historic background report, a 2002 final environmental impact report, and a 2007 feasibility study document the replacement project and its 140 planned assisted-living units. A 1979 Public Health annual report notes a federal inspection of Laguna Honda. Operated by Public Health (FY2025 budget about $3.2B); Mayor's Office contracts naming the site include '250 Laguna Honda' (paid $7,525,127.13) and a '375 Laguna Honda Blvd Loan' (paid $1,412,096.39). Source: SF Controller open data and the Internet Archive.