1. Genesys Health System Campus & Community Revitalization
Michigan Transportation Planning Association Conference
July 13, 2011

2. VisionScape: Campus & Community Revitalization
Shape and revitalize our community through the development of Health Park and other land holdings
Focus on three concentric regions:
Health Park Campus
Development within a 3 mile radius
Development within a 15 mile radius

3. BACKGROUND
Plan Health Park Campus development, with opportunities that could include:
Senior continuum services to include an extended care facility, assisted living and senior housing
Medical/healthcare education including simulation laboratory
Research & development facilities
Imaging and diagnostic centers
Cancer center
Medical device & biomedical engineering facilities
Retail and hotel services
Serve as a catalyst for economic development and growth
Maximize the image of the complex as a mixed-use campus with technology and learning-based themes
Capitalize on central, convenient location
Influence roadway projects around Health Park
Gain funding support for an economic feasibility to study establishment of a life sciences corridor in this area
Transition and relocate services from West Flint Campus
Establish downtown Flint presence through a multi-purpose healthcare facility

4. A B C D I-75 Attributes Hospital expansion to the north or south
Cook
I-75 A
600
Health Park
Pollock
Medical
Center B C
Attributes
Hospital expansion to the north or south
Learning Institute – remote or attached
Ambulatory Care – 29.6 acres visible from highway
Research & Development – 41.3 acres
Commercial Use – 26.9 acres
Medical Flex Zone Space – 36.5 acres
Athletic
Club
Baldwin D
Proposed
Meijer Site
Holly

5. & DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
& DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
Component
Acres
Ambulatory Care
21.0
Gateway Zone
10.4
Hospital Expansion/Learning Inst.
17.2
Medical Flex Zone
36.5
Mixed Use/Senior Living
13.8
Research & Development
41.3
Residential
13.3
Retail/Conference Center
25.9
Senior Living – Health Care
22.0
Total
201.4

6. DESIRED OUTCOME Project concept:
Maximization of potential market demand for health care related services
Economic catalyst for Genesee County and the State of Michigan
30-Year Vision
Potential for highly educated future workforce
Significant long-term economic impact:
Local & state economy
Tax base
Spin-off and ancillary development
Retail
Residential
Services
Development Impact – On Campus
Potential long term payroll tax capture of over $14MM annually
Potential long term job creation of 4,000 – 6,000 jobs
Potential annual real property tax revenue of up to $2.7MM

7. DESIRED OUTCOME – FLINT
Transition of West Flint Campus to a PACE Program
Development of a permanent downtown facility to house key programs and services
Create a significant contribution to the resurgence of downtown Flint
Provide an anchor for public health research and medical education
Partner with universities and colleges
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
University of Michigan – Flint
Kettering University
Mott College
Baker College
Others
Establish clinical and health care retail services to meet growing demand in downtown Flint