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Redondo Beach City Council
July 15, 2025

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BCHD_HLC_FactSheet_jun2025[57]
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Beach Cities Health District
Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) has
served the people who live and work in
Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach and
Redondo Beach since 1955. Today, BCHD
offers more than 40 free community health
programs and services that promote health
and wellness across the lifespan.

BCHD has been working closely with the
community since 2017 to reimagine our
medical campus – home to our 65 year-old
former hospital building located at 514 North
Prospect Avenue. Since May 2017, BCHD
has held more than 60 meetings, drawing
more than 1,000 comments regarding ways to
modernize its property.

BCHD Healthy Living Campus
FACT SHEET: JUNE 2025 bchdcampus.org

CURRENT CAMPUS
Healthy Living Campus Overview
has been identified as the target
date for vacating the 514 building
and former hospital site faces escalating maintenance
costs and is in need of a seismic upgrade
65year-old
building
extending from Diamond to
Beryl and Prospect to Flagler
11acres 2027
March
Positive Steps Forward
Progress is underway on several components of the Healthy Living Campus Master Plan. 510 N. Prospect
+ Green Space
Finalizing plans to
retain the 510
building and
preserve adjacent
green space along
Diamond St.—
addressing neighbor
concerns.
allcove Beach
Cities
56% of funding
secured for construction
of a permanent allcove
Beach Cities location.

Approximately $6 million
remains to be raised to
fully fund the project.

Center for
Health & Fitness
Relocation
A lease has been
signed to relocate the
Center for Health &
Fitness (CHF) to the
510 Building in 2027.

Diamond
Street Bike
Path
Completed in 2023,
the bike and pedestrian
path project installed
a Class I bike path
with new lighting,
pavement, bicycle
traffic signal sensors
and landscaping.

Program of All-Inclusive
Care for the Elderly
(PACE)
BCHD is working to
secure space on the
campus for a PACE
program, aiming to
provide services for
older adults and establish a long-term tenant
in the 510 Building.
bchdcampus.org
Former South Bay Hospital Redevelopment
What Could the Site Become?
Key RFEOI Dates
Beach Cities Health District (BCHD is launching a Request for Expression of Interest (RFEOI) to explore innovative and community-aligned uses for the site.

Potential future uses could
include Residential Care for
the Elderly (RCFE), affordable
senior housing, or medical
office and wellness services
– all options that align with
the scope of services BCHD
is authorized to provide
under California Healthcare
District law.

The RFEOI will be issued June 30, with responses due by August 7.

During the selection process, a BCHD committee will evaluate the submissions, including community engagement opportunities for public input. The committee will then deliver their recommendation(s) to the Board for approval and to determine next steps.

Goals:
• Align with BCHD’s mission to enhance health and wellness • Generate sustainable revenue to fund community health programs • Improve safety by addressing outdated seismic infrastructure • Reflect community feedback gathered since 2017
Proposed Development Site:
514 Building/Perimeters
Appx. 201,200 SF (4.6 Acres)

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