Harbor Beach A History Dating Back to 1920 who were more than just providers, but pillars of the community. This list includes, but is not limited to Drs. Charles and Robert Oakes, P.R. Turner, Roy and Stuart Young, Emanuel Teves, Bill & Janet Benish and many more. A medical clinic was built in Port Hope in 2005, now known as
Work is ongoing to advance medical records to be hosted by Epic, the leading electronic medical record in the United States. Rehabilitation will soon move across the street to the former First Baptist Church location, where the business side of the hospital is currently based, prompting a move for Administration, Finance & Billing to move into the former Brennan’s building on State Street. All of these domino-like moves are being made so that more space is available in the actual hospital for future renovations and expansions. So while the name may be changing to Scheurer Health – Harbor Beach, the same set of beliefs, upbringing, technical knowhow and dedication to quality outcomes still hold true, some 106 years later.
Scheurer Primary Care – Port Hope with Danielle Brown, NP anchoring that location. After extensive construction in just the last ten years, the former Rapson Electric building was renovated to be the new home for Primary Care in Harbor Beach with Dr. Nicklaus Bradley and Dr. Laura Parks. Multiple specialties are also also available in that same building with Dr. David Hobbs, General Surgery, Dr. Edward Blanzy, Urology and Joseph Yacisen, DO in Orthopedics. A new hospital lobby was built just in the last handful of years, allowing a space for patients to feel the quality of care from the moment they walk through the door. Now, another phase of growth is on the horizon for Harbor Beach with major investment in every direction.
TOP: The original hospital, a converted house and privately owned & operated by the Huron Milling Company until 1957. MIDDLE: After the hospital was donated to the community, a major fundraising campaign took place to build additional wings to the hospital, visible on the right and left of the photo. BOTTOM: The latest addition, replacing the original lobby with a layout to best serve modern medicine. BELOW: An aerial view of our Harbor Beach campus as it looks today with lots of growth in the near future.
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