Central Michigan Community Hospital is committed to improving the health status of the people we serve by providing caring, compassionate, high-quality services.       

Vision
By demonstrating quality and value, growing our outreach and wisely choosing partners, we are becoming the finest source of health and wellness care for the communities we serve.

Core Values
Our board of Directors, Physicians, Employees and Volunteers share the values that exemplify CMCH: a progressive and responsive health care organization:

Pride in our organization and enthusiasm for our work;
Respect and caring for our customers and each other;
Integrity in our conduct and character;
Dedication and commitment to serving our community;
Excellence in the services we provide.
Our Teamwork creates P.R.I.D.E.

History
CMCH opened in 1943 with 60 patient beds and 25 members on the medical staff. At that time, women spent more than a week in the hospital after birthing a baby, and a simple tonsillectomy required a four-day inpatient stay. Volunteers at the Hospital canned vegetables for patient meals and mended sheets and drapes for patient rooms.