About Cheboygan Memorial Hospital
CMH is now a Critical Access Hospital with 25 beds for medical/surgical patients, including an Intensive Care Unit and a 50-bed long-term care facility (Larson Hall). CMH offers 24/7 emergency care, inpatient and outpatient surgical services, laboratory, cardiopulmonary, audiology, speech therapy, physical therapy, X-ray, nuclear medicine, diagnostic ultrasound, CT, MRI, digital mammography and bone densitometry services. CMH has registered pharmacists available and offers home health and hospice services through an affiliation with VitalCare. CMH's medical staff includes a broad range of specialists. CMH has been serving the healthcare needs of the Cheboygan-area community since 1942.
Mission Statement
Cheboygan Memorial Hospital is a non-profit, community health care provider dedicated to providing personalized, quality healthcare services and education in response to community need.
Vision - The indispensable provider of care for the whole person.
Values - Caring, Competence, Integrity, Respect.
History of Cheboygan Memorial Hospital
October 31, 2007 marked the 65th Anniversary of Cheboygan Memorial Hospital. A special edition, 120-page, pictorial history book has been released on the history of the Hospital in Cheboygan. This hardcover book is available at the Logmark Bookstore in downtown Cheboygan, and at the Hospital gift shop, "The Canopy Shoppe" located in the Health Center.
