U-M Health System Set to Expand Clinical Services with New Facility in Troy

The University of Michigan Health System has announced plans to purchase vacant land at the former Kmart headquarters in Troy for the construction of a multi-specialty facility. This 7.8-acre property, located at 3100 West Big Beaver Road, was previously owned by Forbes/Frankel Troy Ventures LLC and is expected to be acquired for $4.42 million.

The facility will focus on advanced specialty and diagnostic services, aimed at expanding clinical services and patient access in Oakland County. Michigan Medicine CEO Marschall Runge sees this as a way to establish a presence in southeast Michigan and provide easier access to their world-class care for metro Detroit residents.

President of U-M Health, David Miller, believes that the facility will be a hub for advanced clinical programs like multi-disciplinary cancer care. The move is part of U-M Health’s effort to establish a broad network of care across the state, allowing more Michigan residents to access their services close to home.

The new facility in Troy is seen as a strategic location to expand their reach and bring innovative clinical programs to a new community of patients. The headquarters, which has been empty for over 15 years, was set for demolition last fall but will now be repurposed as part of U-M Health’s expansion plan.