Families need schedules and structure in this at-home period amid COVID-19. But they also need a little leeway.
East Grand Rapids neighbors rally to thank Spectrum Health team members along their daily commute.
A long-standing preparedness plan allows Spectrum Health to use a Grand Valley State University building as an off-site medical space, should the need arise.
Through a window and whiteboard, patients share their love and insights with community and family members.
Donations of masks, gowns, food and flowers pour in to help the health care workers on the front line.
As you assemble meals during this stay-at-home spell, a dietitian offers sensible advice: Give yourself plenty of leeway.
That's the message from health leaders and the older generation as we seek to flatten the curve and save lives.
In outdoor tents, health care professionals collect specimens for patients with appointments for testing.
A tent extension of the emergency department is helping to screen those who have symptoms so medical workers are able to best serve the medical needs of the overall community.
Amway creates hand sanitizer for Spectrum Health—and donates it to help patients and health care workers.
With schools closed, parents may be tempted to arrange get-togethers for their kids. Not a good idea, says an infectious disease doctor.
Have symptoms? Those in Michigan may now call a hotline to be screened by the Spectrum Health app.
