Type | Not-for-profit |
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Industry | Healthcare |
Founded | 1984 [1] |
Headquarters | , United States |
Area served | Central and northern Michigan |
Key people | Diane Postler-Slattery, president/CEO [2] Don Sheets, chairman board of directors (2019) [3] |
Revenue | US$959 million (2019) [4] |
$28 million (2019) [5] | |
Number of employees | 8,800 (2020) [6] |
Website | www.mymichigan.org |
MyMichigan Health is an American non-profit health system, headquartered in Midland, Michigan, affiliated with Michigan Medicine, the health care division of the University of Michigan. MyMichigan Health covers a 23-county region with medical centers in Midland, Alpena, Alma, Clare, Gladwin, Mt. Pleasant, West Branch and Sault Ste. Marie.
In addition to its medical centers, MyMichigan Health also offers both home health care and physician services, and has a strong commitment to medical education. MyMichigan Physicians Group provides urgent care and medical offices in more than 30 specialties and subspecialties. The MyMichigan Health Foundation supports patients and families served by MyMichigan Health by raising funds for equipment, services and programs. As of August, 2023 MyMichigan Health has more than 10,180 employees, volunteers and physicians.
During the fiscal year 2018, MyMichigan Health contributed $106.1 million towards community benefit initiatives across a 23-county region. The calculation of the contributions includes charity care for uninsured and the financially needy as well as unreimbursed costs for providing care for those insured through Medicare and Medicaid. Also included is support of medical education, medical research, health promotion efforts and community education. [7]
MyMichigan Health was formed by the affiliation of hospitals in Midland and Clare in 1984. The hospital in Gladwin, Michigan, became an affiliate the following year. The hospital in Alma, became a wholly owned subsidiary in 2004. The system's early history is documented in the book A Journey of Caring by Dorthy Langdon Yates.
In August 2012, MyMichigan Health announced it was in negotiations to affiliate with the University of Michigan Health System. [10] The partnership was finalized in June, 2013. The University of Michigan Health System acquired a minority ownership stake in MyMichigan Health and two seats on the 17-member board of directors. [11] The affiliation better positioned both organizations for anticipated health care reform.
MyMichigan Health provides consulting services to Mackinac Straits Health System although plans for acquisition of the critical access hospital in St. Ignace fell through in mid-2014. [12] In early 2015, the system announced that it was divesting itself of its two nursing homes, MidMichigan Stratford Village and MidMichigan Gladwin Pines, [13] a transaction that was completed the following year. [14] During the same timeframe MidMichigan acquired Alpena Regional Medical Center and changed its name to MyMichigan Medical Center - Alpena. [15] West Branch Regional Medical Center (formerly Tolfree Memorial Hospital) joined MyMichigan Health as its sixth acute care hospital in 2018. [16] It was renamed MyMichigan Medical Center-West Branch.
On December 1, 2021, MidMichigan Health became MyMichigan Health as part of a system-wide brand transformation updating the health system and facility names, and logo. [17]
Hospital | Location | Bed count | Emergency Department | Founded | Notes | Website |
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MyMichigan Medical Center-Alpena | Alpena, Michigan | 139 | Yes | 1940 | ||
MyMichigan Medical Center-Clare | Clare, Michigan | 49 | Yes | 1936 | ||
MyMichigan Medical Center-Gladwin | Gladwin, Michigan | 25 | Yes | 1953 | Critical access hospital | |
MyMichigan Medical Center-Gratiot | Alma, Michigan | 96 | Yes | 1955 | ||
MyMichigan Medical Center-Midland | Midland, Michigan | 324 | Yes | 1944 | Flagship hospital | |
MyMichigan Medical Center-Mt. Pleasant | Mt. Pleasant, Michigan | 0 | Yes | Free-standing emergency department, outpatient surgery center, outpatient services with no inpatient beds | ||
MyMichigan Medical Center-West Branch | West Branch, Michigan | 88 | Yes | 1929 |
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