Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital

Charlevoix Hospital is a treasured gem among community hospitals. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood along the Lake Michigan shore, you’ll feel at home from the moment you step in the door. We offer our patients a perfect blend of warm, friendly, personal attention and sophisticated advanced technology and services.

Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital is a treasured gem among rural community hospitals in northern Michigan. Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood along the Lake Michigan shore, you’ll feel at home from the moment you step in the door. Whether you are having a baby, receiving chemotherapy, needing surgery, or participating in cardiac rehabilitation, you will find a perfect blend of friendly, personal attention and sophisticated advanced technology and services.

Located in Charlevoix, Mich., about 50 miles north of Traverse City, Charlevoix Hospital is one of nine hospitals in the Munson Healthcare system, northern Michigan’s leading and largest provider of health care. Charlevoix Hospital was established in 1919. The 25-bed acute care hospital serves Charlevoix and northern Antrim County residents, as well as thousands of vacationers each year.

Our serene Lake Michigan setting infuses the entire hospital with a calm, healing environment. But what makes us so memorable is the heartfelt kindness we show to patients and their families. Known for our hometown care, we will treat you as an individual and a friend. Our more than 425 dedicated employees are supported by friendly volunteers. Like you, we are delighted to live and work in beautiful northern Michigan and we are committed to taking good care of each other.

Munson Healthcare Charlevoix Hospital is a non-profit organization that benefits the communities it serves in many ways through direct and indirect patient care. The hospital reinvests in its communities with measurable community benefit to fulfill its mission of community service and to meet its charitable tax-exempt purpose.

The Munson Healthcare system annually provides $65 million in health care programs and education, as well as free, discounted, and unreimbursed services. Those programs are highlighted in Community Connections, a report on community benefit.

Community benefit programs address specific community health needs and are designed to improve the health of everyone in the community. Community benefit activities include initiatives and programs that increase access to health services, enhance the health of the community, advance medical or health care knowledge, and relieve or reduce the burden of government or other community efforts.