Trinity Health Muskegon Hospital
Trinity Health Muskegon Hospital, is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization with roots in the Muskegon community dating back to 1904. It has multiple locations in Michigan, totaling 463 inpatient beds. The Muskegon Hospital is an acute and tertiary care facility (hospital: 331 beds, behavioral health: 27 beds), serving Muskegon, Oceana, Northern Ottawa and Newaygo Counties. The Grand Haven Hospital is an acute care hospital (81 beds), serving northwest Ottawa County and southern Muskegon County. The Shelby Hospital is a critical access hospital (24 beds) serving Oceana and Newaygo Counties. In fiscal year 2023, the hospitals had 18,343 inpatient discharges and 100,758 emergency room visits. The system is the largest employer in Muskegon County, with a team of more than 4,100 employees and 750 physicians committed to the quality care of patients and their families.
Trinity Health Muskegon is a teaching hospital with robust Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs, drawing residents and interns from across the nation in the fields of Obstetrics/Gynecology, Family, Emergency, Internal, Geriatric and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicines, and a PA fellowship. After residents have completed their training, some stay within our local health system, and others receive opportunities to serve communities around the United States.
As part of its mission to be a compassionate and transforming healing presence within its communities, Trinity Health Muskegon cares for anyone in need of care, regardless of their ability to pay. Trinity Health Muskegon is committed to providing programs that benefit the underserved and the community as a whole. These include subsidized health care services, health coverage enrollment assistance, medication help, health education, community outreach, and coalition support around prevention and overall community health.
Address
1500 E. Sherman Blvd.
Muskegon, Michigan, 49444
Telephone
2316724910
Upcoming Programs & Events
- Next Steps Online
- Virtual TSN Support Groups
- Brain Injury Association of Michigan Support Groups
- Harbor Hospice Grief Support Group
- Sound Bathing
- Creative Coping
- Men's Trauma Recovery and Empowerment
- Grounding with Sound
- Caregiver Support Group Muskegon
- Caregiver Support Group Whitehall
- Caregiver Support Group Grand Haven
- Caregiver Support Group Hart
- Caring for Children Who Have Experienced Trauma
NextSteps Online is a 6 week program that will allow you to learn to manage your life after a serious injury. It will help you to explore the ways your life has changed and how you can move forward. The NextSteps program is based on the principles of self-management that will empower YOU to play the most important role in your recovery. Learn more
2nd and 4th Thursday of each month
Join other survivors of physical injury during these 90 minutes virtual support group sessions led by Trauma Survivor network coordinators across the country. Reach out or check out the link for registration information. Learn more
The Brain Injury Association of Michigan is an association with a huge mission — to improve the lives of those affected by brain injury and reduce the incidence and impact of brain injury through advocacy, education, and support. Learn more
This group is open to anyone who has experienced a death and is looking for support. It uses videos, handouts, and discussion to learn about grief, better ways to cope and share stories. Pre-registration required. Call 231-728-3442. Learn more
Every Monday • 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Join this meditative experience as various sounds are used to wash away stress. Participants can participate in a sitting position or lying down. Wear comfortable clothes and feel free to bring your own yoga mat, blanket and/or pillow. Learn more
Thursdays • 1:30-2:30 p.m.
Creative coping uses mindfulness skills to help participants regulate their mood, improve depression and reduce anxiety. Learn more
Tuesdays • 2-3 p.m.
MTREM is an outlet for men to express their experiences with trauma, learn about what trauma is and its many effects, and learn the various skills to put into practice for the ongoing journey of trauma recovery. Learn more
Fridays • 3 - 4 p.m.
This FREE meditative group uses sound to wash away stress and help participants become more resilient when faced with traumatic situations. It is open to anyone in the community. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes and bring their own yoga mat, blanket and/or pillow. Learn more
Wednesdays • 1-2:30 p.m.
As our loved ones get older, many find themselves assisting them with essential daily tasks while juggling a job or other responsibilities. Whether we realize it or not, that’s a caregiver and keeping everything together can take its toll. Caregivers need to know that their efforts are appreciated and may need a place to talk openly or receive guidance and support about what to do next. Learn more
Tuesdays • 1-2:30 p.m.
As our loved ones get older, many find themselves assisting them with essential daily tasks while juggling a job or other responsibilities. Whether we realize it or not, that’s a caregiver and keeping everything together can take its toll. Caregivers need to know that their efforts are appreciated and may need a place to talk openly or receive guidance and support about what to do next. Learn more
Thursdays • 1-2:30 p.m.
As our loved ones get older, many find themselves assisting them with essential daily tasks while juggling a job or other responsibilities. Whether we realize it or not, that’s a caregiver and keeping everything together can take its toll. Caregivers need to know that their efforts are appreciated and may need a place to talk openly or receive guidance and support about what to do next. Learn more
3rd Wedensday • 2-3:30 p.m.
As our loved ones get older, many find themselves assisting them with essential daily tasks while juggling a job or other responsibilities. Whether we realize it or not, that’s a caregiver and keeping everything together can take its toll. Caregivers need to know that their efforts are appreciated and may need a place to talk openly or receive guidance and support about what to do next. Learn more
April 11, 2024 • 1:00 - 3:00 PM
Eight week group to help caregivers understand the types of trauma and the impact they have on brain development. Learn more
Community Resources
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- https://www.aa.org/
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Alcoholics Anonymous provides support and resources for people who struggle with a drinking problem or substance abuse. Confidential group meetings are available throughout the United States and Canada. Use the online locator to find the group and times that meet nearest you.
- Al-Anon Family Groups
- https://www.al-anon.org
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Al-Anon offers resources and support to family members and friends of someone who struggles with problem drinking or substance abuse. Contact Information: (757) 563-1600 [U.S.] / (613) 723-8484 [Canada]
- Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
- http://www.christopherreeve.org/
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The Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by funding innovative research and improving the quality of life for people living with paralysis through grants, information, and advocacy. Contact Information: 1-800-225-0292
- Family Caregiver Alliance
- https://www.caregiver.org/hospital-discharge-planning-guide-families-and-caregivers
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The Family Caregiver Alliance addresses the needs of family and friends providing long-term care for loved ones at home. It provides support, information, and tools to manage the complex demands of caregiving. These include online support and resources, navigators to help locate support services by state, and the National Center on Caregiving which unites research, policy, and practice to develop cost-effective programs for caregivers. Click the link to find out more about how FCA could help you or your family. Contact Information: (415) 434-3388
- National Center for PTSD
- https://www.ptsd.va.gov/
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The National Center for PTSD offers national resources for trauma survivors and families, which includes information about PTSD, resources such as the PTSD Coach Online, and videos from other survivors and professionals. Contact Information: (802) 296-5132
- National Center for Victims of Crime
- https://victimsofcrime.org/
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The National Center for Victims of Crimes 1. Advocates for Stronger Rights, Protections, and Services for Crime Victims, 2. Provides Education, Training, and Evaluation, and 3. Serves as a Trusted Source of Current Information on Victims' Issues. This website helps survivors and families find local assistance, learn about crime and its effects, and browse resources to help victims of crime to rebuild their lives. (Also see VictimConnect Resource Center). Contact Information: (202) 467-8700
- Al-Anon Family Groups [Grupos Familiares Al-Anon]
- https://al-anon.org/es/
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Al-Anon ofrece respaldo y recursos diseñados para familiares y amistades de personas que sufren de problemas con el alcohol y las drogas. Información de Contacto: (757) 563-1600 / (888) 425-2666
- Alcoholics Anonymous [Alcohólicos Anónimos]
- https://www.aa.org/pages/es_ES
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Alcohólicos Anónimos provee apoyo y recursos a gente que sufre de problemas con el alcohol o las drogas. La organización tiene disponible grupos privados de encuentro a través de los Estados Unidos y Canadá. Si tienes interes en sus servicios, utilza el localizador en línea para encontrar los grupos que se reúnen cerca de ti y los tiempos en los que ellos se reúnen. Información de Contacto: (704) 332-4387
- Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation [Fundación Christopher y Dana Reeve]
- https://www.christopherreeve.org/es/international/top-paralysis-topics-in-spanish
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La Fundación Reeve se dedica a la curación de las lesiones de la medula espinal, financiando investigación innovadora, y mejorando – a través de subsidios, información, y abogacía – la calidad de vida de la gente que padece de parálisis. Información de Contacto: 1-800-225-0292
- Family Caregiver Alliance [Alianza de Cuidadores Familiares]
- https://www.caregiver.org/spanish
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La Alianza de Cuidadores Familiares (FCA) se dedica a abordar las necesidades de familias y amigos que proveen cuidado prolongado a seres queridos en casa. La organización proporciona respaldo, información, y herramientas para manejar las exigencias que provienen del cuidado. En ello se incluye el apoyo y recursos por internet, los navegadores para localizar servicios de asistencia en cada Estado, y el Centro Nacional de Cuidado, que unifica la investigación, las normas o pólizas, y la práctica para desarrollar iniciativas económicas para cuidadores. Visita el enlace para más información sobre la FCA y como esta podría ayudarte a ti y a tu familia. Información de Contacto: 800-445-8106
- National Center for PTSD [El Centro Nacional para el Trastorno de Estrés Postraumático]
- https://www.ptsd.va.gov/
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El Centro Nacional para el Trastorno de Estrés Postraumático ofrece recursos nacionales a las personas (y sus familias) que sobreviven eventos traumáticos. Ello incluye información acerca del Trastorno de Estrés Postraumático (PTSD), otros recursos tales como el entrenamiento por internet para PTSD, y videos de otros sobrevivientes y profesionales. Información de Contacto: 1-800-273-8255
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