MidMichigan Community Health Services

02/12/2026

Need to be seen? We’ve got you covered!
Join us today for Thursday Walk-ins at our Beaverton office!

✔️ No call
✔️ No appointment
⏰ 8:00 AM–3:00 PM

02/12/2026

Our Director of Northern Lower Regional Center Michigan AHEC and Advocacy, Kim Ashcraft is in Washington DC this week at the National Association of Community Health Centers Policies & Issues Forum. Yesterday she, alongside other Michigan FQHC leaders, and representatives from the Michigan Primary Care Association, met with Rep. Jack Bergman to discuss the Community Health Center Drug Pricing Protection Act, that was introduced by Rep. Bergman and Rep Jake Auchincloss (MA). This bill aims to protect the 340B medication program that offers affordable care and medication access for our patients. Thank you to Rep. Bergman for spearheading this bipartisan supported bill!

02/05/2026

February is National School-Based Health Center Awareness Month!!

💡 Did you know?
A School-Based Health Center brings healthcare right into schools — so students can see a licensed provider where they already spend most of their day.

Our School-Based Health Centers and School Wellness Program provide primary care and behavioral health services for students in Beaverton, Coleman, Harrison, Houghton Lake, and Roscommon.

✨ No cost barriers
✨ Care similar to a pediatrician or community health center
✨Assistance in enrolling in Medicaid

From sports physicals and well-child visits to illness care, chronic condition support, and behavioral health services, we help keep students healthy, supported, and ready to learn — right at school.

02/04/2026

Need to be seen? We’ve got you covered!
Join us tomorrow for Walk-In Thursday at our Beaverton office.
✔️ No call
✔️ No appointment
⏰ 8:00 AM–3:00 PM

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

📍 MidMichigan Health Offices – Roscommon will be closed today.

We will resume normal business hours on 01/30. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to serving you then! 😊

01/29/2026

📍 MidMichigan Health Offices – Beaverton
⏰ Open for walk-ins from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM today!

Need to see a primary care provider? Walk in today—no appointment required. We’re happy to care for you! 😊

01/23/2026

🥫 Food Program OPEN Today 🥫

MidMichigan Community Health Services would like to remind our community that our Food Program is open today until 3:00 p.m. 🕒

Community members may visit the Food Program once per month, and it is open to anyone in need of food support.

📍 The Food Program is located in Annex 2, across from the MidMichigan Urgent Care parking lot.

We’re here to support you and your family—please stop by if you need assistance 💙

01/23/2026

❄️ Extreme Cold Weather Alert ❄️

This week’s temperatures are expected to be extremely low. Every winter, we unfortunately see animals left outside—freezing, without proper shelter or access to water.

Please consider bringing dogs indoors, especially those that are short-coated or not built for extreme cold. While dog houses with straw can help, many breeds simply cannot tolerate these temperatures safely.

🐾 How we’re helping:
• We are offering crates to anyone who needs one to safely keep a dog indoors (basement or other indoor space).
• We have a limited number of dog houses, which our Animal Control Officers will distribute to animals with no shelter, along with straw.

If you need assistance with an animal during this cold spell, please contact us. We promise to help in any way we can. 💙

🐶 How you can help:
• Donate crates or dog houses by purchasing from our wishlist (linked on our page) or
• Drop off items during business hours.

Together, we can keep animals safe and warm this winter. Thank you for caring. 🐾

01/23/2026

❄️ Dangerous Cold Weather Ahead — Protect Workers from Cold Stress ❄️

An arctic cold front is expected to bring frigid temperatures, strong winds and dangerously low wind chills across Michigan through the weekend. According to the National Weather Service, wind chills could drop 15 to 25 degrees below zero, increasing the risk of cold-related injuries.

Cold conditions raise the risk of cold stress, including hypothermia and frostbite — especially for employees working outdoors or in unheated spaces.

⚠️ Watch for warning signs such as:
• Shivering
• Numbness
• Fatigue or confusion

🛠️ Employers can help protect workers by:
• Limiting outdoor exposure and rotating tasks
• Providing warm breaks and proper cold-weather gear
• Training employees to recognize cold stress symptoms

📖 Learn more about preventing cold stress and preparing for winter weather:
👉 osha.gov/winter-weather/cold-stress



Michigan Occupational Safety & Health Administration (MIOSHA)

01/23/2026