Corewell Health Pennock Hospital
Corewell Health Pennock Hospital brings the resources of Corewell Health to your community — always with a caring, compassionate approach. Through the contributions of our supporters, we can ensure that our patients receive the highest quality care without having to travel far, making a significant difference in the lives of those we serve.
Program Highlights
CATCH Program
The Coordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH) Program started in Lakewood Elementary in 2024 and returned to Delton Kellogg and Thornapple Kellogg schools, Community Action Agency, and YMCA of Barry County. Throughout these locations, CATCH is helping to educate over 1,200 elementary-aged students and creating excitement about healthy eating.
Youth Behavioral Tele Health Clinics
Your support brings important mental health support to students at Hastings and Thornapple Kellogg High Schools through the virtual clinics located in the buildings. Philanthropy supports financial assistance for students who do not have access to their parent’s insurance or are under insured.
Stroke Education
Philanthropy paid for team member and community education, as well as equipment that allowed Corewell Health Pennock Hospital to become a Joint Commission Certified Hot Spot. All patient-facing team members have undergone extensive stroke education and provide ongoing education to the community on the signs of stroke.
Events
For the second consecutive year, Corewell Health Foundation Pennock Hospital Julep Gala was sold out, raising $140,000 for the Cancer Patient Wellness Services Endowment at Corewell Health Pennock Hospital. This new endowment will provide our cancer patients with services such as oncology massage, acupuncture, salon services, yoga, cancer care kits, and educational resources, all free of charge.
Shannon's Story
Shannon Warren came to Pennock Hospital for breast cancer treatment. During her cancer journey, Pennock Hospital did not offer cancer wellness services for patients, so she sought salon and wellness services elsewhere, stating she was fortunate and could afford to pay for what she needed. Shannon finished her treatment at Pennock Hospital in June of 2022 and was thrilled to find out these wellness services are now available to cancer patients locally.
Before leaving the hospital, she rang the bell to celebrate her last chemotherapy treatment, celebrating this milestone with her family and care team. She recalled seeing a girl receiving treatment who was getting weaker. When they walked by her room, she stopped and told her she was going to feel better — the team at Pennock Hospital provides extraordinary care to their patients, and they will be with you all the way during your journey.
Shannon is now cancer free and doing well.
school staff members took part in School Blue Envelope mental health training throughout Barry and Eaton Counties
of School Blue Envelope incidents — which indicates a student experiencing suicidal thoughts — were able to be helped with philanthropically funded school or community resources instead of emergency services
patients received financial assistance for transportation to their health care appointments
school staff members took part in School Blue Envelope mental health training throughout Barry and Eaton Counties
of School Blue Envelope incidents — which indicates a student experiencing suicidal thoughts — were able to be helped with philanthropically funded school or community resources instead of emergency services
patients received financial assistance for transportation to their health care appointments
school staff members took part in School Blue Envelope mental health training throughout Barry and Eaton Counties
of School Blue Envelope incidents — which indicates a student experiencing suicidal thoughts — were able to be helped with philanthropically funded school or community resources instead of emergency services
patients received financial assistance for transportation to their health care appointments
school staff members took part in School Blue Envelope mental health training throughout Barry and Eaton Counties
of School Blue Envelope incidents — which indicates a student experiencing suicidal thoughts — were able to be helped with philanthropically funded school or community resources instead of emergency services
patients received financial assistance for transportation to their health care appointments
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