For updates about the COVID-19 vaccines, visit beaumont.org/covid-vaccine.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates

Beaumont is currently sending randomized invitations to schedule vaccine appointments to people 65 and older with an active myBeaumontChart account. There are no walk-in appointments at any Beaumont location. Due to overwhelming demand, we are unable to answer individual phone calls or emails about the vaccine or myBeaumontChart. Please review our regularly updated Frequently Asked Questions about the vaccine.

What We Are Doing to Protect Patients

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.

Visiting Information

Updated visitation restrictions are in effect at our hospitals.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Updates

Accurate information is vital. Stay updated on the COVID-19 vaccines.

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Keeping You Safe

Don’t delay care. Beaumont is safe and ready to serve you.

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Important COVID-19 Information

Visiting Information

We have updated our visitation information for the safety of our patients, families and staff.

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Testing and Screening

Prevention and Treatment

Signs and Symptoms

Hotlines and Public Information

Beaumont Health COVID hotline
State and local health department hotlines:

State of Michigan COVID FAQs
Beaumont Community Resource Network

Supporting our Health Care Heroes

Beaumont Classes and Events

Beaumont has temporarily cancelled all in-person classes and events. Some online and virtual classes are available

Free classes: we will offer an online version, if possible
Paid classes: we will refund the fee and offer an online version of the class, if possible

For more information visit classes.beaumont.org.

Coronavirus FAQs

Is it safe to come to Beaumont for non-COVID services?

Beaumont continues to be the safe and clean health system with the same compassionate people and high-quality services you have always relied upon. All of Beaumont’s hospitals are safe and remain open to all patients needing health care including emergency visits, testing and surgery. Patients should continue to go to any Beaumont Emergency Department for medical issues that need urgent attention.

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Is a positive COVID-19 test a requirement for admission to the hospital?

Admission to the hospital is determined based on a patient’s symptoms, not a positive or negative COVID-19 test.

If a patient is not admitted to the hospital, what happens?

If a patient is sent home after being evaluated at one of our emergency centers, they are given information on treating their condition at home and when to contact or return to the emergency center if they experience worsening symptoms.

Can COVID-19 symptoms get worse over time?

For some patients, COVID-19 is a serious illness that can become more intense and even deadly in a matter of days. Some patients have mild symptoms on one day and then have much more serious, life-threatening symptoms several days later. Patients should immediately return to an emergency center or call 911 if they experience worsening or life-threatening symptoms.

Call Beaumont's Coronavirus Hotline at 800-592-4784
A community resource for timely, accurate information about COVID-19.

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Beaumont COVID-19 Tracker

Patients with COVID-19 treated in a Beaumont Hospital

Patients with COVID-19 infection treated at all Beaumont Hospitals

Chart is updated Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Download PDF with additional data.

Vaccines Administered - Cumulative

COVID Suspected/Confirmed Patient Days

COVID Suspected/Confirmed Census by Date

COVID Initial Surge

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Community Resources

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.

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Beaumont Experts in the News

July 1, 2020 – Researchers develop COVID-19 test that can detect virus in saliva, blood or urine in 45 minutes | Beaumont

May 18, 2020 – 1 in 3 put off medical care because of COVID-19. It almost cost a Redford man his life | Detroit Free Press

May 14, 2020 – Dr. Zafar Shamoon, chief of emergency services at Beaumont Hospital, Dearborn, shares how COVID-19 has affected this year’s celebration of Ramadan | New York Times

May 10, 2020 – Dr. Bishara Freij talks about the rise in Pediatric Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome cases | NBC Nightly News, Fox 2 News, Good Morning America

May 8, 2020 – Dr. Sanjay Dogra returns to serve patients after recovering from COVID-19 | WDIV-TV4

Additional COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Update

Dr. Nick Gilpin, Beaumont's Director of Infection Prevention, provides an update on the surging cases of coronavirus / COVID-19 at Beaumont and in Michigan.

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Beaumont HouseCall Podcast: Weathering the Pandemic

The new cold weather will make pandemic life more difficult to escape. Dr. Asha Shajahan talks about how to get through the next few months by better managing your physical and mental health.

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The Importance of Masks

According to the CDC, masks are an additional step to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Myths vs. Facts

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.

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The Differences Between Flu and COVID-19

Flu and COVID-19 share many characteristics, but there are some key differences between the two.

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Avoiding High-Risk Holiday Activities

This holiday season consider how your holiday plans can be modified to reduce the spread of COVID-19 to keep your friends, families, and communities healthy and safe.