Alameda County Medical Center Announces Dedication of Koret Foundation Critical Care and Clinical Center This Saturday, June 19.

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Alameda County's newest medical facility, the Koret Foundation Critical Care and Clinical Center, will be formally dedicated in a public ceremony at the Highland Hospital campus this Saturday, June 19.

Preceding the public dedication at 11:30 AM, media and invited guests will receive a brief tour of the building and its collection of 130 original works of art created by Alameda County artists. The Saturday schedule is as follows:

10:00-11:30 AM - Reception; Program; Donor Recognition; Art Tours (Media and Invited Guests should park in the public garage on 14th Avenue and follow directions to the reception.)

11:30-12:40 PM - Public dedication of the Koret Foundation Critical Care and Clinical Center (to be held in the parking lot adjacent to the Emergency Dept. on E. 31st.)

Speakers: Alameda County Board of Supervisor President Gail Steele; ACMC Board of Trustees President Ilene Weinreb; Assemblywoman Wilma Chan; Supervisor Scott Haggerty; County Administrator Susan Muranishi; GSA Director Aki Nakao; HCSA Director David Kears; ACMC interim-CEO Michael Burroughs; ACMC Foundation Board member Dr. James Jackson; Koret Foundation representative Dr. Michael Boskin; ACMC medical staff representative Dr. Barry Zorthian; Art Commission Chairman Ravi Sodhi.