Covenant Cancer Care Center: Michigan

Summary: McLaren Bay Region is a nonprofit, 415-bed acute tertiary care hospital in Bay City, Michigan, and part of the McLaren Health Care system. It provides comprehensive cancer care, including surgical oncology, as part of its services in cardiovascular, neuroscience, orthopedics, oncology, women’s health, and rehabilitation. The hospital operates an emergency department that treats about 40,000 annual visits and is certified as a Primary Stroke Center. Key leadership includes Chief Medical Officer Kenneth C. Parsons and Medical Director Nicolas J. Mouawad, among others. The main campus is at 1900 Columbus Avenue, with a secondary location at 3250 E Midland Rd, Bay City. If you’re seeking surgical oncology specifically, McLaren Bay Region offers cancer surgery as part of its oncology services within the McLaren Health Care network.

Karmanos Cancer Institute is a nonprofit, NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center headquartered in Detroit, MI, affiliated with Wayne State University School of Medicine and now part of McLaren Health Care. The network operates 18 treatment locations across the U.S., including the McLaren Bay Region in Bay City, Michigan, as part of its 7 U.S. offices and partner sites. It offers diagnostics, treatment, and research across cancer types, with access to many cancer-specific therapies. Key facts: founded 1943, 698 employees, revenue ~$350M, nationwide reach with multiple Michigan locations and collaborations in education and research. For Bay City-specific services, contact the McLaren Bay Region campus or Karmanos via karmanos.org or 800-527-6266.