Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Helen Newberry Joy Hospital along with volunteers from the National Guard, Tahquamenon Area Schools, North Woods Home Care and Hospice, and the Sheriff’s Auxiliary, held an appointment-only community vaccination clinic on Saturday, January 23.

Helen Newberry Joy Hospital will be holding a COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at Tahquamenon Area Schools Saturday, January 23, 8am - 5pm, by appointment only, no walk-ins available.

Helen Newberry Joy Hospital will be holding appointment-only vaccination events. If you would like to be put on a list to schedule a vaccine appointment at one of these events, you can do so online by visiting http://bit.ly/hnjhvaccine or leave a message on our COVID-19 Vaccination voicemail box by calling 293.9289.

HNJH wants you to know that we are expanding our testing ability and adding new treatment therapeutics to ensure we are able to continue to care for our community right here at HNJH.

HNJH is constantly evaluating the situation and we are increasing our testing capacity to meet that need to the best of our ability. Call our Coronavirus hotline at 293.9288 with questions.

If you’re feeling emotional distress due to the COVID-19 pandemic, help is available. Visit michigan.gov/staywell for a list of free resources.

You do not have to be sick to be tested for COVID-19 at HNJH. If you are experiencing symptoms or would like to be tested, call the HNJH Coronavirus Hotline at 293-9288 to set up a testing appointment.

For the safety of our members, patients, staff, and community members, both of the HNJH Wellness Center locations, Newberry and Curtis, will remain closed until further notice.

HNJH doctors encourage patients to not delay care as it relates to the coronavirus.