A car crashed into a Kaiser Permanente-leased medical office building in Sacramento, Calif., on the morning of March 24, according to a report from CBS Sacramento.
Officials are investigating the cause of the crash, which injured three pedestrians, who were hit by debris, and the driver. All of the injuries were categorized as minor, according to the report.
Kaiser’s offices and pharmacy have remained open, and no appointments were affected by the crash.
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