Abstract: To increase the attractiveness of green medical travel, and explore the influence of transportation infrastructure configuration around hospitals on the behavior intention of green medical travel mode selection, a questionnaire survey was conducted to obtain the correlation data between personal attributes, travel characteristics, objective environment, policy measures and psychological intention characteristics of medical travel mode selection. Based on the extended planned behavior theory model and discrete choice model, a hybrid analysis model was constructed to analyze the impact of variables and the impact path. Finally, the allocation methods of slow traffic facilities around the hospital were summarized and combed. Results show that the service level of the slow travel environment around the hospital and the density of the chronic road network have a significant positive impact on the green medical intention, while the layout of bus stops has a significant negative impact on the green medical intention, indicating that improving the slow traffic environment around the hospital and buliding the integration of slow traffic system and public transport system is an important means to promote the transfer of choice intention. This study provides guidance for street renewal in urban hospital areas.