About
MyMichigan Medical Center Sault is a 69-bed hospital serving patients throughout Michigan's Eastern Upper Peninsula. The medical center provides comprehensive medical, surgical, emergency and specialty care, with a focus on high-quality rural medicine and care close to home.
As a Level IV Trauma Center, MyMichigan Medical Center Sault provides emergency and trauma care along with advanced services in cancer care, heart and vascular care, neuroscience, orthopedics, surgery, maternity and rehabilitation. The medical center is also focused on patient safety and continuous quality improvement as part of its high-reliability approach to heath care.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency, go to the nearest ER or call 911.
Health Care Close to Home
MyMichigan Medical Center Sault provides a broad range of services for patients and families throughout the Easter Upper Peninsula. From primary to walk-in care to advanced specialty services and inpatient rehabilitation, our care teams work together to provide comprehensive care close to home.
Services
- Bariatric Surgery
- Behavioral Health Services
- Cancer Care
- Emergency Department, Level IV Trauma Center
- Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
- Heart & Vascular Care
- Imaging - CT, MRI, PET, 3D mammography, X-Ray
- Laboratory Services
- Long-Term Care
- Maternity Services
- Neuroscience Services
- Orthopedics
- Pain Management
- Pediatric Care
- Pulmonology
- Rehabilitation Services - physical, occupational, speech and audiology therapy and inpatient unit for complex conditions such as stroke
- Sleep Medicine
- Surgical Services
- Urology
- Walk-In Care
- Wound Care
Advanced Technologies
MyMichigan Medical Center Sault offers advanced technology and treatment options across multiple specialities.
Advanced Imaging
- 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
- 80-Slice Computed Tomography (CT)
- 3D Mammography/3D Stereotactic Breast Biopsy
- Ultrasound Guided Vacuum Assisted Breast Biopsy
- Digital X-ray
- Mobile PET Scanner
Robotic Surgery
- da Vinci® Robot
- CORI Surgical Robot
Fast Facts
- Serving Eastern Upper Peninsula for more than 100 years
- 69 reportable beds
- 900+ employees, volunteers, health care providers and other personnel
- Accredited by Det Norske Veritas Healthcare (DNV)
- Affiliated with the University of Michigan Health
- Level IV Trauma Center
Awards & Recognition
- 2026 | U.S. News & World Report 2026 High Performing Maternity Access Hospital
- 2025 | Professional Research Consultants, Inc. 5-Star Performer Awards
- 2025 | The Chartis Center for Rural Health Top 100 Rural & Community Hospital
- 2024 | CMS 5-Star Rating for Patient Experience in Discharge Information
- 2024 | Three-year re-accreditation for Echocardiography Lab by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission
- 2022 | U.S. News & World Report as 2022-2023 High Performing Hospital for COPD
- 2022 | Top 100 Rural & Community Hospital by The Chartis Center for Rural Health
- 2021 | Top 100 Rural and Community Hospital
- 2021 | NOSORH Performance Leadership Award for Top Quartile performance in Outcomes
- 2018 | Top 100 Rural and Community Hospital
- 2018 | Top 20 Rural and Community Hospital
- 2018 | NOSORH Performance Leadership Award
- 2017 | Top 100 Rural and Community Hospital
- 2017 | Top 20 Rural and Community Hospital
Milestones
- 2025 | Medical Center purchases adjacent parking structure to serve patients, families and staff
- 2024 | Medical Center celebrates 100 year anniversary
2022 | War Memorial Hospital joined MyMichigan Health as its 10th Medical Center and was renamed MyMichigan Medical Center Sault
- 2019 | Became a Trauma Level III Medical Center
- 2016 | da Vinci® Robot was purchased, making War Memorial Hospital first hospital in the Eastern Upper Peninsula to have a robot.
- 2014 | A state of the art Emergency Department was completed. Allowing for 18 private rooms including two trauma bays.
- 2010 | The Medical Office Building was built. The 40,000 square foot building provided additional office space as well as onsite X-ray.
- 2009 | The Road to Recovery Program started. This free transportation programs is for community members in need of transportation to Petoskey for radiation treatment.
- 2009 | Radiology department added a new suite providing updated equipment.
- 2008 | A new state of the art Rehabilitation Center opens; housing physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, athletic training services and wound care.
- 2007 | WMH Behavioral Health Center opens in nearby Kincheloe, Michigan.
- 1988 | New Patient Tower completed and opens.
- 1987 | Ground breaking for a $17 million new patient tower was held on April 16th.
- 1985 | Hospital ownership was changed from a county-owned facility to a non-profit corporation.
- 1971 | 200,000th patient was admitted to the hospital.
- 1970 | The Auxiliary raised funds to purchase a portable electrocardiograph for $3,000.
- 1963 | The 2,000th baby was born at War Memorial Hospital.
- 1956 | A new wing with 40 beds was added to the hospital.
- 1942 | The Visitors Desk was started by the Hospital Auxiliary
- 1936 | The IMO Folkner Annex was built and named after the hospital board chairman. The Annex top floor or 2nd floor provided a new Obstetrics Department which increased care of babies from 14 to 25 and provided a new labor room and new delivery room.
- 1924 | The original hospital building was completed and the doors opened on February 28th.
- 1923 | The piece of property at 500 Osborn Boulevard was obtained and the hospital was dedicated to soldiers who served during the Civil, Spanish American and World Wars.
- 1916 | Voters in the County approved financing for a new hospital.
- 1905 | The Manito hotel was leased by Chase S. Osborn and William Chandler and opened as The Sault General Hospital. The is where the hospital remained until 1923.
- 1903 | The first Hospital Association was incorporated with six Auxiliary members.
- 1896 | A group of five doctors pooled their resources and constructed a hospital located at 311 Dawson Street naming the new hospital, Sault Ste. Marie General Hospital.
- 1892 | The hospital was moved to the military fort located where Lake Superior State University now sits.
- 1822 | Col. Hugh Brady brought his solders and settled on the banks of St. Mary's River. He proceeded to build the second hospital in the State of Michigan in this location.
Parking
Free parking is available in the covered parking garage across from the medical center. The garage is connect to MyMichigan Medical Office building by then enclosed overhead skywalk.
When entering the garage, pull a ticket from the automated gate. Bring the ticket to the hospital information desk or your physician's office to have it validated for free parking.
Sault Renovation Project
MyMichigan Medical Center Sault is undergoing a $22 million revitalization project designed to enhance the downtown campus, improve patient and resident experience and strengthen health care services for communities throughout Eastern Upper Peninsula.
The project represents a significant investment in the future of health care in the region and continues MyMichigan's commitment to providing comprehensive care close to home.
Read About the Project
