Community Involvement
Specialty Infusion Center Staff Steps Up in Support of the MS Community
Our Specialty Infusion Center is proud to support our community and the fight against MS. We were honored to sponsor the Traverse City MS Walk on June 20, where members of our staff also participated alongside community members and advocates. In addition, our team proudly participated in the Walk MS event in Frankenmuth on May 9, continuing our commitment to supporting individuals and families affected by MS. Events like these reflect our dedication to raising awareness, fostering community connections, and supporting patients both inside and outside of the care we provide every day. We are grateful to be part of efforts that bring people together and make a meaningful impact.
Local Care, Statewide Impact:
Serving Michigan’s Rural and Underserved Communities
Since our founding in 1989, Specialty Infusion Center has been more than a care site. We are neighbors, supporters, and advocates for the people we serve. We believe healthcare extends beyond the infusion suite. By investing our time and resources locally, we help strengthen the community patients return to after treatment.
Here are just a few ways we invest in our communities across Michigan
- Local partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and community groups
- Health education for patients, families, and caregivers
- Sponsorships and events that promote wellness and connection
- Volunteer service from our nurses, pharmacists, and staff
Caring Through the Storm
When an ice storm cut power and closed roads across northern Michigan, our team checked on patients, coordinated safely with families and providers, and kept vital therapies on track. One patient, a utility worker restoring power to his neighbors, was able to continue treatment and return to the field. Moments like these remind us that care is personal, and community is the point.
Get Involved or Share an Idea
If you know of a local partnership or event that helps strengthen Michigan’s rural and underserved communities, we’d love to hear from you.
