Holland Hospital
hospital in Michigan, United States
Holland Hospital is a non-profit hospital headquartered in Holland, Michigan. Holland Hospital includes 191-bed supported by additional satellite facilities in the surrounding communities throughout Ottawa and Allegan counties along the West Michigan lakeshore.
Overview
Holland Hospital was founded in 1917 in the home of a local doctor named Dr. Henry Kremers. The hospital provides care through its main campus and a network of clinics and partner organizations, including the Holland Hospital Medical Group, the Bone & Joint Center, Western Michigan Urological Associates, and the Holland Physician Hospital Organization.
Awards
Since the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced its star rating system in 2016, Holland Hospital has consistently received a 5-star rating, making it the only hospital in West Michigan to earn this designation every year since the program’s inception. Organizations like Healthgrades have routinely ranked Holland Hospital as a leader in Michigan and nationwide for delivering outstanding patient experiences and excellence in surgical and joint replacement services, and more.
Facilities and Services
The hospital’s main campus includes inpatient units, surgical suites, diagnostic imaging, the Boven Birth Center, emergency services, cardiology and vascular services, and more. Additional locations across the West Michigan lakeshore provide primary care, walk-in care, urgent care, physical therapy, imaging, lab, and specialty services. Holland Hospital’s medical group includes both primary and specialty care practices.
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