For every cardiac condition, University of Michigan Health-West has the capabilities and expertise you need. Nationally recognized as an Accredited Chest Pain Center, UM Health-West has earned additional accreditations for vascular diagnostic testing, echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, nuclear medicine and more. We are building on that expertise to launch the first new open-heart surgery program Michigan Read More
The patient loved doing yard work. But lately, a painful problem was taking all joy out of a favorite activity.
A collaboration to expand cardiovascular services in west Michigan has taken a big step forward with state regulators giving the go-ahead to launch a second open-heart surgery program for the Grand Rapids area – the largest market in the state with a single open-heart program. The services would be provided through the Cardiovascular Network of Read More
Heart disease continues to be the number one cause of death for both men and women. Join us for a virtual event to learn how you can manage and prevent heart disease with simple lifestyle modifications. Registration is required.
Services Contact Information Family Practice & Sports Medicine: 616.252.1500 Internal Medicine: 616.252.1500 Heart & Vascular: 616.252.5950 Pediatric Cardiology: 616.252.5970 Pediatric Cardiology is closed on Fridays. For emergencies, on call physician available.
Clinics (including phones) open at 8am, Monday – Friday. Building doors open 7am-7pm. Services Contact Information Heart & Vascular: 616.252.5950 Infectious Disease Care: 616-252-5790 Lab Services: 616.252.7151 Neurosciences: 616.252.5790 Pulmonary Medicine: 616.252.5220 Thoracic Surgery: 616.252.5220 Wound Care: 616.252.7494
This location hosts both Heart & Vascular services and Primary Care. For Primary Care, click here.
Physical Therapy is closed at this location.
We now live in an era where our heart rhythm, blood pressure, blood glucose levels and sleep patterns can all be tracked and monitored by something we wear. A simple press of a button or downloading of an app is all that’s necessary to get a real-time picture of our health and well-being. Never before Read More
This was Ruth’s experience when she went into Metro Health Hospital to be treated for what she later learned was a heart attack. “The next thing, I woke up in the intensive care,” remembers Ruth. Even though it was a frightening time in her life, Ruth speaks favorably of her time at Metro Health Hospital. Read More