Current Campus
Welcome to
Beach Cities Health District’s
New Campus
A new community space for health, well-being and
healthy living in the Beach Cities
Overview of Proposed Plans
Planning has been a multi-year endeavor. The proposed project has undergone several revisions based on community feedback and input from expert structural and financial consultants. 2017 Initial Concept 2019 Master Plan Concept
Phase 1
• BCHD Programs & Services
• Youth Wellness Center
• Care Management
• Information & Referrals
• Residential Care for the Elderly
• Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
• Active Open Green Space
• Parking
Fewer Units: Reducing RCFE units from 420 to 217
Smaller Building Sizes: 426,000 sf to 253,700 sf
Less Construction Time: From nine to five years in two
phases (instead of three phases)
Master Plan Phase 1
Fewer Units: Reducing RCFE units from 420 to 217
Smaller Building Sizes: 426,000 sf to 253,700 sf
Less Construction Time: From nine to five years in two
phases (instead of three phases)
Master Plan Phase 1 Phase 1
• BCHD Programs & Services
• allcove Youth Wellness Center
• Care Management
• Information & Referrals
• Residential Care for the Elderly
• Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
• Active Open Green Space
• Parking
Phase 2
• Community Wellness Pavilion
• Aquatics
• Center for Health & Fitness
• Parking
• Funding for BCHD’s FREE
programs and services
• allcove Beach Cities
• Approximately 2 acres of
programmable open/green space
• Blue Zones Project principles
• Environmental upgrades
• Seismically compliant facility
• More visually pleasing
• Reduced traffic
• Improved bike path from Diamond
to Beryl
• Addressing runoff and PCE on
property
Community
Benefits
44%
28%
8%
13%
6%
Favorability of the project increases by
more than 10 points with information.
Q5. Based on what you know now, or just my mentioning it, do you favor or oppose the Healthy Living Campus plan to replace the Beach Cities Health District building and adjacent medical building with a new campus which would have a new health and wellness building including community health and wellness services, assisted living for seniors, as well as a youth wellness center, an aquatics center, health and fitness center, and open green space for public use? Q6. Having heard this description, do you favor or oppose the Healthy Living Campus plan for a new health and wellness building that includes community health services and assisted living for seniors, as well as a youth wellness center, an aquatics center, health and fitness center, and open, green space for public use?
34%
26%
8%
13%
19%
Strongly favor
Somewhat favor
Somewhat
oppose
Strongly oppose
Don’t know
Total
Favor
61%
Total
Oppose
21%
Total
Favor
72%
Total
Oppose
21%
Initial Opinions Opinions after Information
Nearly two-thirds of respondents are interested in assisted living in the South Bay for themselves or their family when they are no longer able to remain in their home due to aging.
Q15.
38%
12%
14%
30%
8%
Yes, both self and
family
Yes, self only
Yes, family member
only
No
Don't know/Refused
If you or a family member were no longer able to remain in their home due to aging, would you be interested in an assisted living facility in the South Bay for yourself or your family? Total Yes
64%
Q: The Master Plan
optimally accomplishes all
or the majority of the
Healthy Living Campus
Project Pillars and
Principles.
14 1
Community Working Group – January 2019
Questions?