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Saint Joseph Mercy Health System - St. Joseph Mercy Hospital |
Address 5301 McAuley.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Emergency department 712–3000
General information 712–3456
Patient information 712–3773
Physician referral 712–5400 or (800) 231–2211
Volunteer services 712–4159
Website www.sjmercyhealth.org
Directions: The SJMHS campus is between Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti in Superior Township. AATA bus routes 3 and 6 serve the main hospital entrance. From US-23, take exit 37A, Washtenaw eastbound (toward Ypsilanti), and turn left onto either Golfside or Hewitt; then cross Clark Rd. and follow signs. From central or southern Ann Arbor, take Washtenaw, Packard, or Ellsworth eastbound, and turn left onto Golfside or Hewitt. From northeast Ann Arbor, take Geddes Rd. east from Huron Pkwy., and turn right on Dixboro Rd., left on McAuley.
Description: St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, a 537-bed acute care hospital, offers complete medical and surgical inpatient and outpatient care, including cardiology, cancer care, obstetrics and other women’s and children’s health services (including a neonatal intensive care unit), physical medicine and rehabilitation, orthopedics, neurosciences, senior health, emergency services, home care, and hospice.
The main hospital is being rebuilt. A new surgery pavilion, completed in 2006, features 18 new surgical suites, 12 additional patient preparation and recovery bays, and an expanded family waiting area. The first of two new patient towers opened in Oct. 2007. The second tower will open in 2010. No interruptions in service or bed availability are expected.
Saint Joseph Mercy Health System is a member of Novi-based Trinity Health, whose sponsor, Catholic Health Ministries, is an entity established by the Catholic Church to oversee the healing ministry and Catholic identity of Trinity Health. Trinity Health is the fourth largest Catholic health care system in the U.S. with 43 hospitals in California, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan and Ohio.
Parking and shuttle service: Parking at all patient facilities is free. All lots have reserved senior and handicapped spaces. Free shuttle buses with handicapped lifts stop at parking lots, shelters, and building entrances. Buses run Mon.–Fri. 6:30 a.m.–9 p.m. and Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. AATA routes 3 and 7 also serve the campus.
MAJOR FACILITIES & PROGRAMSFacilities are at the E. Huron River Dr. campus unless noted. See map.
Related Topics:
Ambulatory Surgery FacilityPerforms outpatient surgery.
712–5000
Center for Digestive CareIncludes an ambulatory gastrointestinal endoscopy center.
434–6273
Ellen Thompson Women's Health CenterBreast care services; bone density testing; diabetes education; incontinence clinic; health, wellness, and fitness classes; personal training and fitness assessments; mental health counseling; massage, reflexology, and neuromuscular therapy; nutrition counseling and hands-on cooking classes; weight management programs for children, teens, and adults; health information library; health boutique.
712–5800
Emergency & Trauma Center24-hour adult, pediatric, and psychiatric emergency care. Also operates Midwest Medflight, providing air transport for both accident survivors and interhospital transfers.
712–3000
Family Birthing CenterSee Childbirth under Health Services, below.
712–5400
Home Care and HospicePain and symptom management, infusion therapy, wound nursing, medical social work, bereavement services, home care, and speech, physical, and occupational rehabilitation.806 Airport Blvd [map]
327–3200
Huron OaksHouses mental health services, including adult and adolescent partial hospitalization, and an adult crisis residential unit.
712–5850
Imaging CenterProvides comprehensive screening and diagnostic services in radiology, cardiology, and endoscopy.
712–0282. Appointments: 712–1313
Maple Health BuildingHouses an urgent care clinic and physicians’ offices.501 N. Maple [map]
327–3933
Michigan Heart & Vascular InstituteNationally ranked cardiac care and research facility provides education, diagnosis, an outpatient catheterization laboratory, rehabilitation, and support services to cardiovascular patients and their families. www.sjmercyhealth.org (Click on Cardiovascular)
712–5205
Michigan Orthopedic CenterComprehensive services, from diagnosis to treatment to rehabilitation. Orthopedic physicians and neurosurgeons offer specialized services, including total joint replacement, arthroscopy, and hand and spine surgery.
712–5755
Pain InstituteComprehensive pain management combines medications, therapies, and procedures, including injection therapy.
712–5898
Rehabilitation ServicesA 35-bed inpatient unit offers comprehensive treatment of stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputations, joint replacements, and other neurological and orthopedic conditions. Outpatient services include hand therapy, lymphedema therapy, neuropsychological testing, sports medicine, and a high school athletic trainer program.
712–4162
Reichert Health CenterOutpatient care center. Private physicians’ offices, lab, pharmacy, radiology services, and health information library.
712–5300
Robert and Judy Dow Alexander Cancer Care CenterMedical and radiation treatments, clinical trials, and prevention programs. The center takes part in about 300 clinical trials for new cancer therapies each year and houses the state’s first CyberKnife radiosurgery system.
(888) 474-4673
Senior Health BuildingOperates Senior Health Services, Lifeline emergency call service, and the Huron Woods residential care program for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
712–5189
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