2900 Bradford, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Phone: 616-885-5000
Website: Corewell Health
At Corewell Health, we strive to deliver personalized health made simple, affordable, and exceptional. It's a high bar. Yet with every day and every patient we meet, we are proving that extraordinary care is a goal worth achieving.
Corewell Health is an integrated health system with an award-winning health plan, teams of nationally recognized doctors and providers, and a network of hospitals and care facilities in Southwest and West Michigan.
By working together, we create better value and experiences for consumers. The result is a seamless, highly collaborative system of care that offers the best possible outcomes. It's what we call integrated care, and you'll find no better way to get healthy and stay healthy.
We are committed to offering a unique solution tailored for you.
We focus on your needs and on healing the whole you.
We listen to our patients. We consider their physical and emotional needs, extending essential financial education and assistance when necessary.
Corewell Health participated in a recent peer-reviewed article:
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- Wissam Abdallah, MD - Imaging
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- Alfred Albano, MD - Electrophysiology
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- Nagib Chalfoun, MD - Electrophysiology
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- Jeffrey Decker, MD - Clinical Cardiology/Imaging
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- David Fermin, MD (Medical Director) - Heart Failure, Echocardiography Laura Franey, MD- Imaging
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- Bethany Grysko, MS, CGC – Genetic Counselor
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- Richard McNamara, MD - Interventional
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- Christopher Ratnasamy, MD - Pediatrics
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- Lori Singer-Schiraldi, PA-C – Physician Assistant
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- Stanley Sedore, MD, PhD- Pediatrics
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- Jose Tan, MD - Imaging
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- Tomasz Timek, MD, PhD - Surgery
Grand Rapids is located in Western Michigan, along the banks of the Grand River (which no longer offers the rapids it once did) and just 25 miles from Lake Michigan. Once known as the furniture capital of the world, both for the quality and quantity of the furniture produced, it is currently known as “Beer City USA,” as well as for its small-townsmall town atmosphere with big city features. The city’s most popular tourist attraction is a museum featuring the 38th U.S. President, Gerald R. Ford. Late American billionaire Frederik Meijer, who also made his home in Grand Rapids, left an indelible mark on the city, with many businesses and attractions named in his honor; most notably, a chain of Meijer Supermarkets, and the Frederik Meijer Gardens, the state’s largest tropical conservatory.
The weather in Grand Rapids, MI is seasonal, ranging from cold and snowy winters to hot summers, but the winter typically lasts from October through April, and the Spring and Fall seasons tend to be short. Due to its proximity to the Great Lakes, Grand Rapids is subject to lake effect snow, and average annual snowfall is over 75 inches. Don’t forget to check the weather a few days before you visit.
To learn the basics for Corewell Health’s HCM Center patients and visitors, click here. For a deep dive into all of your travel and housing options, expand each of the categories provided on this page. To dig into local lodging, including hotels and short-term rentals, scroll down, and click on the tab of your choice.
Travel information is provided through a collaboration between The Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Association and Reasonable Accommodations LLC.
The HCMA and Reasonable Accommodations will make their best effort to keep the Patient Travel Planning Guide as current as possible. The HCMA cannot give any guarantees with regard to the prices, opening times, and availability of any specified facilities. Additionally, just because facilities are mentioned does not necessarily mean that these will always be available. Changes may also have been made to the specified prices, opening times, and availability.