Lab Locations Labs are located within all Munson Healthcare hospitals as well as in more than two dozen convenient community locations around northern Michigan. Munson Medical Center in Traverse City is the reference laboratory for all Munson Healthcare Labs. Online self-scheduling is available for many of our outpatient lab sites. Lab services at Cowell Family Cancer Center are for current patients of the center only.

Regional Cancer Services Contact Information Oncology Specialists Jessica Arden, MD Biederman Radiation Oncology, CFCC, Traverse City, MI | 231-935-7100 Douglas Brown, MD Biederman Radiation Oncology, CFCC, Traverse City, MI | 231-935-7100 Neil Forster, MD Biederman Radiation Oncology, CFCC, Traverse City, MI | 231-935-7100 Zachary Hector-Word, MD Cowell Family Cancer Center, Traverse City, MI | 231-392-8400 Cadillac Cancer and Infusion Center, Cadillac, MI | 231-876-6420 David Heimburger, MD Biederman Radiation Oncology, CFCC, Traverse City, MI | 231-935-7100 Joseph Howells, DO Cowell Family

How to Refer to Munson Provider Network Effective Oct. 21, the Munson Provider Network (MPN) has launched a streamlined referral experience designed to make it easier for providers and their offices to refer patients to MPN offices. This enhancement introduces a single point of contact for referrals, helping create a more consistent and efficient process across Munson’s specialty and primary care services. New Centralized Referral Contacts for MPN Offices: Phone number: 231-213-8600 Fax number: 231-213-8700 Direct Trust address: MHC.CentralReferrals@direct.mhc.net For a list of MPN offices

Lab Locations (Preview Page) Munson Healthcare has convenient outpatient lab locations across northern Michigan. If you have a lab order from your healthcare provider, you can visit the facility nearest you to have your blood drawn or drop off your specimen. Most Munson Healthcare labs accept walk-ins. Online self-scheduling, now available at many of our locations, allows you to book appointments at your convenience. This option also helps laboratory staff prepare in advance for your visit and reduce wait times. A valid email address is required to schedule your appointment. Please schedule in

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Home Safety for Patients Receiving Anti-Cancer Medications You may notice that your nurse wears protective equipment (gloves, gown, etc.) when administering your chemo or biotherapy to protect him or herself from being exposed to the medications. You, your caregivers, and family members must also protect yourselves against exposure. This handout will review how to safely handle anti-cancer medicines and your body waste when at home. What Are Anti-Cancer Medications? Anti-cancer medications can include chemotherapy (given by IV, by mouth, or another route), biotherapy, targeted therapy, and

When to Seek Medical Attention Please note: This information is specific to patients whose primary location is Cadillac. Select a different location. Report the following symptoms to your healthcare provider right away, day or night. Fever of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher, shaking, chills, or the inability to warm up Shortness of breath, wheezing, difficulty breathing, closing of the throat, facial swelling, hives (possible allergic reaction), if severe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room During business hours, call the Cancer and Infusion Center at 231-876-6420 and ask to speak with your

When to Seek Medical Attention Please note: This information is specific to patients whose primary location is Charlevoix. Select a different location. Report the following symptoms to your healthcare provider right away, day or night. Fever of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher, shaking, chills, or the inability to warm up Shortness of breath, wheezing, difficulty breathing, closing of the throat, facial swelling, hives (possible allergic reaction), if severe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room During business hours, call the Cancer and Infusion Center at 231-547-8571 and ask to speak with

When to Seek Medical Attention Please note: This information is specific to patients whose primary location is Otsego Memorial Hospital. Select a different location. Report the following symptoms to your healthcare provider right away, day or night. Fever of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher, shaking, chills, or the inability to warm up Shortness of breath, wheezing, difficulty breathing, closing of the throat, facial swelling, hives (possible allergic reaction), if severe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room During business hours, call the Cancer and Infusion Center at 989-731-7760 and ask to