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Beaumont is leading the way through the coronavirus pandemic, caring for more COVID-19 patients in Michigan than any other health system. Now we're leading the way out, with the expertise and experience to keep our patients, families and staff safe. While we expect to care for COVID-19 patients in designated areas of our hospitals for some time, we've taken extra steps to provide you the health care services you need in a safe environment.
Answers to frequently asked questions about COVID-19.
Updated visitation restrictions are in effect at our hospitals.
Learn more about getting your COVID-19 vaccination at Beaumont.
We have updated our visitation information for the safety of our patients, families and staff.
Beaumont has temporarily cancelled all in-person classes and events. Some online and virtual classes are available
For more information visit classes.beaumont.org.
Patients with COVID-19 infection treated at a Beaumont Hospital. All hospitals combined.
Chart is updated Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Download PDF with additional data.
Vaccines Administered - Cumulative
Total COVID Suspected/Confirmed Patient Days (3/27 – present). Top section represents Beaumont data prior to 3/27, which is not available for others.
COVID Suspected/Confirmed Census by Date. New HHS definition in EM Resource implemented on 8/4.
COVID Initial Surge. Positive and PUI Patient Census by Date (3/27 – 7/31).
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The Beaumont Community Resource Network is an online referral network connecting you to free and reduced cost services. Our interactive tool makes it fast and easy to find resources for your basic needs such as food, utilities, transportation, job training, legal aid, childcare and more.
Dr. Nick Gilpin, Beaumont's Director of Infection Prevention, talks about the latest developments in COVID-19.
Drs. Gilpin and Shajahan discuss the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and the latest guidelines from the CDC for those who are vaccinated.
According to the CDC, masks are an additional step to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Accurate vaccine information is vital and there’s a lot of misinformation being shared online. It’s important to know what’s true and what’s not.
Beaumont has been fighting the pandemic with our community since the beginning. Now, help us end it.
Compare the three COVID-19 vaccines that have been given emergency use authorization by the FDA in the U.S.