Every Day Living is Excellent in Frankfort

Some of the most spectacular sunsets in Michigan can be enjoyed from the pristine Frankfort Beach. Enormous dazzling sand dunes, 25-miles of empty freshwater beach, and awe-inspiring views in every direction delight visitors and locals alike. This is beach town living at its finest.

About the Community

Frankfort is an enticing community of about 1,300 residents nestled on the sandy shores of Lake Michigan. From the historic 1925 Frankfort Lighthouse to the new Elizabeth Lane Oliver Center for the Arts, Frankfort is full of unexpected pleasures and year-round adventures. Lovely Victorian homes dominate picturesque, maple-lined streets. Shoppers find unique items crafted by local artisans in Frankfort's specialty shops and galleries. High quality restaurants and a wildly-popular microbrewery offer great dining options.

Nearby Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore was named the most beautiful place in America by Good Morning America.      

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About Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital

Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital (POMH) commands impressive views from its quiet hilltop overlooking Lake Michigan. What’s inside this community hospital is even more impressive. The hospital offers a broad range of diagnostic, emergency, and specialty care services.

POMH has advanced technology not often found in hospitals of its size, including an 80-slice CT scanner and digital mammography. A mobile MRI unit also is on site weekly.

Emergency, laboratory, radiology, dialysis, and skilled rehabilitation and long-term care services at POMH are networked with Munson Medical Center, the regional referral center in Traverse City.

Quality Recognition

The Elizabeth C. Hosick Dialysis Center at Paul Oliver is among the Munson Healthcare dialysis centers to receive 5-Diamond Status by the End Stage Renal Disease Network 11.

The Stats

Founded: 1951

Beds: 8 acute, 30 long-term care

Medical staff and allied health professionals: 20 

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