Bronson Battle Creek Hospital

Bronson Battle Creek Hospital Bronson Battle Creek is a multi-campus healthcare provider serving nearly 250,000 people in southwest

Bronson Battle Creek Hospital is a 189-bed, all-private room community hospital providing a full range of outpatient and inpatient services including emergency care, heart and vascular care, cancer care, neurology and neurosurgery, obstetrics, orthopedics and sports medicine, general surgery, testing and diagnostics, and rehabilitation services. It was nationally recognized by Healthgrades for Surgical Care Excellence in 2023. The Cancer Center at Bronson Battle Creek has been recognized by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons since 1995. Bronson Healthcare is recognized across the state and nationally for exceptional quality care by Healthgrades, Fortune and Premier, Inc., and ranked as a top employer by Forbes, Newsweek and the National Association for Business Resources (NABR).

Quitting ni****ne is one of the best ways to lower your risk of lung cancer and other serious health conditions. Pairing...
10/30/2025

Quitting ni****ne is one of the best ways to lower your risk of lung cancer and other serious health conditions. Pairing that with regular screenings (if you qualify) can make a big difference in your long-term health!

Find tips and resources to help take the next step: https://bronsonhealth.us/2025-lung-screening-awareness

Image shows a digital graphic of lungs with overlaying tech elements and text reading 'Who Is a Candidate for a Lung Scan?' with the Bronson logo beneath.

We understand that getting a mammogram can feel overwhelming. At Bronson, we do everything we can to make the experience...
10/29/2025

We understand that getting a mammogram can feel overwhelming. At Bronson, we do everything we can to make the experience as comfortable and reassuring as possible. From our advanced imaging technology to our compassionate staff, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

If you think it may be time to start screening, or want to learn about screening recommendations, talk to your primary care provider or call (269) 341-8700.

Bronson's infusion team includes certified nurses and pharmacists who explain every step of your treatment. Our goal is ...
10/28/2025

Bronson's infusion team includes certified nurses and pharmacists who explain every step of your treatment. Our goal is to help ensure you feel informed and supported throughout your care. To speak with our team, call (269) 341-8550.

Image: Two people receiving infusion services with the text "Expert, compassionate infusion care," and the Bronson logo.

Cinnamon, spice and everything nice! On Wednesday, November 5 from 2-3 p.m., join Bronson health educator, Isabel Hinton...
10/28/2025

Cinnamon, spice and everything nice! On Wednesday, November 5 from 2-3 p.m., join Bronson health educator, Isabel Hinton, to learn how to make two cozy fall dishes that highlight this versatile pantry staple.

Learn more and register: https://bronsonhealth.us/4mwp8f6

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the incredible women of the “One Day at a Time” support gro...
10/27/2025

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re celebrating the incredible women of the “One Day at a Time” support group. Founded by survivor Diane Olian, this group has been a source of strength, laughter and healing for nearly two decades. From sharing stories to supporting newly diagnosed patients, these women prove that community is a powerful part of survivorship. Read the full story at https://bronsonhealth.us/4oBJbdC.



📸 Image description: Support group founder Diane Olian, in a pink sweater, sits with other breast cancer survivors in the lobby of the Bronson Cancer Center. Diane and the women in the background are smiling. A pink banner at the bottom of the photo includes the title, "Navigating Survivorship: One Day at a Time" and the Bronson Cancer Center logo.

According to The American Academy of Pediatrics, breastfeeding reduces the risk of sleep-related infant death. If you br...
10/27/2025

According to The American Academy of Pediatrics, breastfeeding reduces the risk of sleep-related infant death. If you bring your baby into bed to feed or comfort them, be sure to follow safe sleep practices every time. When feeding is done, place your baby back in their own safe sleep space — on their back, in a crib or bassinet, with no loose bedding or soft objects.

Image shows a baby sleeping on their back with arms raised above their head, wearing a white shirt.

Sheet pan meals. That’s the topic of the October Diabetes Cooking Club! If you or someone you love has diabetes/pre-diab...
10/26/2025

Sheet pan meals. That’s the topic of the October Diabetes Cooking Club! If you or someone you love has diabetes/pre-diabetes, join us for a lively conversation and learn how to make two sheet pan meals that are diabetes-friendly and have only a few dishes to clean afterwards. Learn more and register: https://bronsonhealth.us/diabetes-cooking

Early detection saves lives. At Bronson, we’re committed to making breast cancer screenings as accessible as possible by...
10/25/2025

Early detection saves lives. At Bronson, we’re committed to making breast cancer screenings as accessible as possible by reducing barriers to care. No matter your income or insurance status, you deserve access to life-saving services. Find a mammography location near you: https://bronsonhealth.us/breast-cancer-awareness-2025

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. By catching it early, you'll likely have more trea...
10/24/2025

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. By catching it early, you'll likely have more treatment options and better outcomes. If you’re a current or former smoker, you may qualify for a low-dose CT lung screening. Talk to your provider to see if it’s right for you.

Learn more about lung health and smoking cessation resources here: https://bronsonhealth.us/2025-national-lung-screening-day

Image shows broken ci******es and loose to***co with the text "How to Quit Ni****ne: Support and Resources from Bronson" and "An article by Dave Beard, FNP," with the Bronson logo also visible.

Sudden health changes can happen, and being prepared is important for you and your loved ones. On the first Wednesday of...
10/24/2025

Sudden health changes can happen, and being prepared is important for you and your loved ones. On the first Wednesday of every month, Hilary Kerr, advance care planning specialist, hosts a virtual workshop - Making Your Medical Decisions Known. Join her and learn how to create a plan outlining your healthcare wishes and identify who your decision-maker(s) will be if you are ever unable to make medical choices yourself. Learn more and sign up: https://bronsonhealth.us/4fTlV5T

At Bronson, we’re proud to support organizations that make a difference in our communities. This month, we sponsored and...
10/23/2025

At Bronson, we’re proud to support organizations that make a difference in our communities. This month, we sponsored and attended several local events, including the NAACP Kalamazoo Freedom Fund Dinner, the Kalamazoo Northside Ministerial Alliance Prayer Breakfast and the Burma Center’s Friendraiser in Battle Creek.

At the Friendraiser, we were also proud to see Erick Stewart, a member of our Board of Directors, receive an award on behalf of the Stewart family for their support of the Burma Center. Congratulations to the Stewarts for this well-deserved recognition and for all they do to make our community stronger!

These partnerships reflect our mission to advance the health of our communities by working together and building strong local connections. We’re honored to celebrate and support the people and programs that help our region thrive.

Dr. Jessica Keto, Bronson breast surgeon, joined Ken Lanphear on WKZO to talk about the importance of early detection in...
10/23/2025

Dr. Jessica Keto, Bronson breast surgeon, joined Ken Lanphear on WKZO to talk about the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. She shared key signs to watch for and encouraged regular mammograms and monthly self-exams.

🔗 Listen to the full interview: omny.fm

If you need to schedule an annual mammogram or have questions about your risk for breast cancer, visit www.bronsonhealth.com/mammogram to learn more.

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300 North Avenue
Battle Creek, MI
49017

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