My Go-To Place for Safe, Excellent Care

Now more than ever, it is important that you feel safe to visit us for your care, and most importantly, to seek emergency care when every second counts. In this video series, our doctors highlight symptoms that you should not ignore and measures we are taking to safely care for you. 

Temporary Moves Due to Flooding

MidMichigan Medical Center – Midland and its neighboring facilities continue the recovery phase from the recent flood. We wish to thank all those who have helped our MidMichigan family and our entire community remain safe throughout this crisis. Please be aware of the following updates:

• MidMichigan Medical Offices - Sanford temporary phone number. Due to phone outages caused by the flooding, we have a new temporary phone number that rings to the office. Patients may call (989) 794-4237.
• MidMichigan Urgent Care - Midland and Occupational Health services is available in the Towsley Building, 4201 Campus Ridge Drive, Suites 2400 & 2500. Normal business hours and online appointment booking available. Learn more about Urgent Care relocation in Midland.
• The Home Medical Equipment showroom in Midland has relocated to 7700 W. Wackerly Street and is available for curbside pick-up only. Patients needing Home Medical Equipment services should call (800) 862-5002 for assistance.

Please continue to watch our Facebook page and website homepage for additional updates in the upcoming days.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

Your health and safety is our first concern.

Visiting Hours and Support Person Guidelines

An important aspect of care and healing is having a family member or close friend with you when possible. Based on our most recent COVID-19 case data, we feel confident that we can safely accommodate support persons in most situations and that this will have a positive impact on patient care. We will balance the need for caregiver support with proper safety precautions at all times. Before coming to our facilities, please review our Visiting Hours and Support Person Guidelines.

Masks and Social Distancing Requirements

Social distancing and masking requirements remain in place at all MidMichigan Health locations. Patients, their support persons and staff are required to wear a mask covering the nose and mouth when entering our facilities. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided to you.

Gloves are not allowed as they have the potential to contribute to the spread of the virus and impact those with severe latex allergies.

We have also reconfigured waiting areas and ask that you maintain 6 feet of distance from others whenever possible.

Virtual Visits

Many of our providers offer video visits for conditions that do not require a physical examination. Check with your primary care office to see whether they can offer you a video visit, or call (888) 591-0500 Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. to schedule a video visit through the MidMichigan Health Virtual Clinic.

More COVID-19 Updates

FREE Depression Health Assessment

We all feel sad or down sometimes. But if daily life becomes too difficult, or if feelings of sadness stick around too long, it might be depression. Depression is a mood disorder that can cause someone to feel overly sad, tired, irritable, hopeless, or uninterested in daily life. It's often treated with therapy, medication, lifestyle changes, or a combination of the three. Common risk factors for clinical depression are also assessed. The purpose of the assessment is to identify people who should undergo additional screening for depression in a primary care setting.

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