Temporary and Holiday Closures

During holidays, inclement weather and other unforeseen circumstances, provider offices may close without notice. If you are unsure whether your provider office is open, please call in advance of travel.

Emergency departments will remain open.

Planned holiday closures

The following holidays (and potentially the days before and after) may impact individual provider office hours:

  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Thanksgiving
  • Christmas Day
  • New Year’s Day

Michigan Pain Consultants closure

Corewell Health is here to support patients affected by the recent closure announcement of Michigan Pain Consultants (MPC) office locations across West Michigan. We understand this sudden change poses challenges for those who depended on MPC services for pain management. To help patients continue to receive the care they need, we advise the following steps:

  • Contact your primary care physician: Patients should reach out to their primary care physician's office to discuss obtaining necessary medications or to receive a referral to an alternative pain management clinic.
  • Find a primary care physician: For people needing assistance locating a primary care provider, help is available by calling 877.362.8362 or visiting spectrumhealth.org/services/primary-care.

Frequently asked questions about the MPC closure

Pain offices are booked out far into the future. What am I supposed to do right now?
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Our scheduling and care teams are making every effort to schedule patients reaching out to us. We want to support the needs of our patients and community members. We apologize that this situation has caused you additional stress.

We suggest you contact your primary care physician and ask for an appointment or referral to an appropriate specialist. Michigan Pain Consultants may be able to refill a current prescription and you may want to ask them to do so. If your scheduled appointment is after you will run out of a current prescription from Michigan Pain Consultants, you should tell your primary care physician and ask for their assistance.

If you do not have a primary care physician, we can assist you with finding a primary care physician and or scheduling a new patient visit.

I am not a patient of Corewell Health, and my pain management office has closed and can't access my pain meds. What should I do?
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We suggest you contact your primary care physician and ask for an appointment or referral to an appropriate specialist.

If you do not have a primary care physician, we can assist you with finding a primary care physician and or scheduling a new patient visit.

My pain management office closed. Do you have availability to see a doctor today?
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For immediate pain management or withdrawal, please seek care at the nearest Urgent Care or Emergency Department for assistance.

I am having symptoms of withdrawal. What do I do?
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Withdrawal symptoms include restlessness, diarrhea, abdominal pain/cramping, insomnia, headaches, achy joints and muscles, runny nose, and fatigue. In severe withdrawal these symptoms can become very painful, and if someone has other medical conditions withdrawal can be dangerous. It is important to talk with your primary care physician and/or pain specialist to determine next steps. If your symptoms become unmanageable, you should go to the nearest Urgent Care or Emergency Department for assistance.

I have a substance use disorder and need help with an addiction to opioids, alcohol, or other substances. What can I do?
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Corewell Health Addiction Medicine Clinics provide treatment resources and support for anyone 13 years and older who is struggling with substance use disorder. In order to schedule an appointment with their specialists, call 616.391.6120.

Need more information?

If you need additional information or office hours, please get in contact with your specific provider.