Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital is honored to sponsor the Healing Garden Project’s Annual Event, “An Evening of Wine & Art”. Guests will enjoy wine samples from End of the Road Winery, delicious appetizers prepared by Upper Crust Cafe and a fabulous Art Auction with donations from local artists. Tickets can be purchased at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital
Learn More
UPHCS Purchases New Wide-Bore Mobile MRI Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions, Inc. is happy to announce that a mobile, wide-bore Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine will be coming to Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital beginning April 19th 2018. Two new GE Voyager
Feeding America is the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. They feed 46 million people at risk of hunger, including 12 million children and 7 million seniors. In 2016, Feeding America West Michigan provided 24 million meals across 40 Michigan counties which equates to an estimated 492,100 people each year. Locally, the 20,000 lbs trucks help
Learn More
“Oh, but anyway, Toto, we’re home –home! And this is my room, and you’re all here , and I’m not going to leave here ever, ever again, because I love you all! And… oh, Auntie Em, there’s no place like home!”. For most of us, we feel the same as Dorothy… there’s no place like
Learn More
During National Hospital week, Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital celebrated and honored employees for their dedicated commitment to providing excellent service and exceptional care. An award ceremony took place to recognize 35 employees that have reached milestone years of service with SMH. Employees were given award pins and everyone enjoyed hot fudge sundaes after the ceremony. Pictured
Learn More
Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital is proud to announce the use of the new digital flexible cystoscope. A cystoscope is a small-caliber flexible instrument with a camera at its end. It allows the doctor to peer into the urethra and the bladder. Dr. Shahar Madjar, M.D., MBA and Urological Surgeon offers Urology Services at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital
Learn More
A hospital wide effort concluded in a towering success of donated items for Michigan Harvest Gathering. During a two week period between October 24th – November 4th, employees and volunteers donated canned food, hygiene items and cash to help Good Neighbor Services address our community needs. $510 in cash donations and 1570 items were donated on Tuesday
Learn More
Flo has been employed by SMH as a certified nurse’s aide in the homecare department since 1997. She is well known throughout the hospital and community for her beautiful, caring and compassionate personality and her high standards of performance. From saving her patient from a burning building to consoling a grieving widow, she always cares
Learn More
On Saturday, August 2, SMH held its first annual Walk for Wellness. The Walk had 25 volunteers and 40 participants. The fund-raiser raised over $1,800 after expenses. The funds will be used to purchase glucometer strips, offer diabetic education grants, and to provide education for cardiac rehab. Beautiful turnout, beautiful weather and beautiful people! Thank
Learn More
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014, an exercise was conducted at Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital that involved a surge of patients (mock) who were chemically contaminated. Participants at the event included: 14 Hazardous Materials/Decontamination Team members 9 Victim Volunteers 19 SMH staff that were directly involved 6 + other Community/Schoolcraft County Personnel 8 Medical Reserve Corp Volunteers
SMH Celebrated Hospital Week from May 12 – May 16. Activities included the traditional steak lunch, Employee Years of Service ceremony, and a volunteer, Board, and Physician breakfast. The Events Committee also brought back some games from past celebrations and created some new ones including a “little black box” contest and a mystery co-worker game.
Learn More
A Special Thank You Thanks to our supportive community, over $3000 was raised at Art for a Start on August 4th, 2016. All proceeds will support the construction efforts of the Healing Garden Pathway. This successful event would not have been possible without volunteer efforts, numerous artistic donations and supportive local businesses. Thank you to
Learn More