Delton gets new Borgess medical facility
Borgess Health has expanded services for residents in northeast Kalamazoo County and southern Barry County.
Those seeking such services as blood draws and x-rays can visit the new Borgess Medical Commons-Delton, at 11320 S. M-43, Suite 2, in Delton.
The new 2,008-square-foot medical facility is now open in the Delton Medical Center and next door to the family practice of Joseph Roth, D.O.
The Delton Medical Center employs two, a Patient Service Associate at the front desk and a Radiology/Phlebotomist Tech. Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.
The Center offers one-stop care, including diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, cardiology, orthopedic and other specialty health clinics. Cardiology and orthopedic services will be available one afternoon a week on a rotating basis.
For information on Borgess Medical Commons-Delton, call (269) 623.2334 or visit the website.
The Borgess Health system offers high-quality care in such areas as cardiovascular, neurosciences, orthopedics, vascular surgery, women’s health, primary care, emergency medicine, bariatrics, imaging, and long-term acute care.
Borgess Health includes Borgess Medical Center, BorgessPipp Hospital, Borgess-Lee Memorial Hospital, Borgess at Woodbridge Hills, Borgess Visiting Nurse & Hospice, Borgess VNA Home Health & Hospice (now part of Reverence Home Health & Hospice), Borgess Staffing Solutions, the Borgess Health & Fitness Center, Borgess Gardens and many additional owned or affiliated services.
Writer: Kathy Jennings, Second Wave Media
Source: Michael L. Smith, Borgess Health
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