Serving Michigan for over 140 years, Ascension is a faith-based healthcare organization dedicated to transformation through innovation across the continuum of care. In Michigan, Ascension operates 16 hospitals and hundreds of related healthcare facilities that together employ over 23,000 associates.Īcross the state, Ascension provided over $311 million in community benefit and care of persons living in poverty in fiscal year 2020. The new Chesterfield Township health center is expected to be completed in 2023. John Hospital Health Center is designed by Hobbs & Black Architects, with construction partners DeMaria Builders and Medxcel. The new outpatient center, designed with patients in mind, will provide compassionate personalized care by offering convenient access to the following featured amenities and services: This is about providing the right care, at the right place, at the right time.” “This new outpatient center will offer exceptional care and ease of access. vice president, Ascension, and ministry market executive, Ascension Michigan. John Hospital Health Center in Macomb,” said Kenneth Berkovitz, sr. “This Chesterfield Township facility is conveniently located to complement our already strong presence of Ascension River District to the east and Ascension St. The $32.5 million facility, located in Chesterfield Township, is expected to be completed in 2023. The 38,700-square-foot center will offer primary care, emergency care, specialty and diagnostic services in a multi-level naturally contemporary clinical space. John Hospital Health Center is located at Interstate 94 and 26 Mile Road and will serve the growing populations of northern Macomb and southern St. John Hospital Health Center in Chesterfield Township. They're both very grateful that they've been uniquely positioned to help people in Detroit during the coronavirus crisis.Ascension Michigan recently broke ground on the new Ascension St. Being the first time they'd seen each other since Good Friday, it was meaningful to both of them. On Easter morning, as Burnett arrived on duty and his wife was finishing, she came to visit him. Broomell had to work COVID admissions overnight, while he worked day shift in the ICU. Burnett was very excited when he was assigned to work at Ascension Macomb-Oakland.
School went fully online once the coronavirus hit, so he signed up as an agency flex RN to help out during the crisis. They had to live apart for the first few months of their marriage while he finished his degree out of state. Emily Broomell is a third-year OB-GYN resident at Ascension Macomb-Oakland. David Burnett, RN, is in law school and Dr. This special moment, of a husband and wife, was captured at Ascension Macomb-Oakland in Warren. The Grosse Pointe Farms-City Little League demonstrated its gratitude to the medical professionals fighting the novel coronavirus by donating $10,000 to two local funds at Ascension St. They positioned their patrol cars and fire trucks in the shape of a "heart" in the hospital's parking lot, and held up huge "THANK YOU!" letters from "NPD & NFD". The Novi Police and Fire Departments expressed their appreciation for the caregivers at Ascension Providence Hospital in Novi. The associates were very touched by this special act of kindness. More than 125 De La Salle Collegiate High School football players, parents, coaches and faculty recently gathered to honor the healthcare heroes at Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital in Warren as they entered and exited the hospital during their 7 a.m. The vinyl gloves will certainly help address infection prevention and control in Gambia. Nyimasata was very excited and happily shipped the gloves to the Bundung Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Gambia, Africa. After asking all the proper leaders, the Director of Nursing said "yes". She knew the vinyl gloves could be put to good use, so Nyimasata asked her Director of Nursing if she could donate them to her country. Nyimasata Simaha, a Nurse Extern at Ascension Providence Hospital in Southfield, was aware of the 13 boxes of vinyl gloves that were being discarded and replaced with nitrile gloves at the hospital. John Children's Center.Ĭaregivers at Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital were thrilled to get tasty meals from Beyond Juicery + Eatery, compliments of Glitz Salons. Her neighbors let her know how much she's loved and appreciated.Įdsel & Eleanor Ford House staff shared their garden's beauty with local healthcare heroes, including those at Ascension St. A Clarkston neighborhood cheers on Amy Curry, a nurse at Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital, as she comes home from a hard day's work.
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