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Due to the concern of influenza-like symptoms in our area, CMH is asking visitors of all ages to consider their own personal health situations to determine if it is necessary for them to visit a patient in our Hospital at this time. We are discouraging visitors from entering our facility if they have influenza-like symptoms. | 
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CMH New Year’s Baby – 2010 The first baby of the New Year at Cheboygan Memorial Hospital is a boy. Kaden Emmett Pellenz was born at 9:29 a.m. on Monday, January 4, 2010, weighing 8 pounds, 8 ¼ ounces and was 20 ½ inches long. The proud parents are Jeremy and Bridget Pellenz of Cheboygan. Kaden has a big brother, Glenn who is six years old. His grandparents are James Baldwin, and Robert & Jean Ann Pilon, all of Cheboygan. Great-grandparents are Tom & Kahren Pilon of Cheboygan. Mom says that Kaden has been a perfect baby so far and is adored by his older brother. The middle name, Emmett is
Read More...CMH welcomes Lisa Galloway, D.O. to the Cheboygan Oncology Clinic. She is on staff with the Cancer Center at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital. She will be teaming up with Renae Vaughn, NP and our clinic staff to provide oncology services in the Cheboygan Memorial Health Center. Dr. Galloway is scheduled to see patients on Tuesdays in Cheboygan. Galloway (left) and Vaughn (right) are pictured in front of the special quilt that hangs in the hallway of the clinic. For more information on the services offered at the Cheboygan Oncology Clinic, call (231) 627-1449.
Read More...Cheboygan Hospital Announces Cost-Reduction Initiatives. As a result of multiple economic factors over the last decade, Cheboygan Memorial Hospital (CMH) is currently facing an operational cash flow challenge that necessitates further cost reductions. The CMH Board of Trustees has agreed to cost-reduction initiatives which will begin to improve the organization's financial situation and ensure patient safety and access to quality healthcare. To address these challenges, the following changes are among those scheduled to take place: - Urgent Care Walk-in Clinic will no longer see patients after
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