Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital: Contact & Patient Info

Zeeland, Michigan · Patient Contact Guide · Updated September 2026

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital phone, address, emergency care, services, records, billing, visitors, and map help

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital is a Corewell Health hospital in Zeeland, Michigan. The hospital campus is commonly listed at 8333 Felch St., Zeeland, MI 49464, with main hospital phone 616-772-4644.

This guide is built for patients, caregivers, and visitors who need practical next steps: when to call 911, how to reach the hospital, where to request records, how MyChart helps, how billing estimates work, what visitors should know, and how to plan arrival without relying only on a map listing.

Emergency first: If symptoms may be life-threatening, call 911 or go to the emergency department. Do not use this guide, MyChart messaging, or a web form for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury, poisoning, severe bleeding, suicidal crisis, or loss of consciousness.
Hospital address 8333 Felch St.

Zeeland, MI 49464. Use this for directions, campus arrival, and hospital medical-record mail.

Main hospital phone 616-772-4644

Use for general hospital information, department routing, and visitor questions.

Hospital hours Open 24 hours

The official location page lists the hospital as open 24 hours daily.

Emergency care 24/7 ER access

For emergencies, call 911 or go to the emergency department. ER patients are triaged by urgency.

Medical records 616-748-8717

Health Information Management is listed Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.

MyChart support 877-308-5083

Use for Corewell Health MyChart account access and portal support.

Start here: what should you do first?

Use this decision table before calling, driving to the hospital, requesting records, or using MyChart.

Need Best first action Prepare before you call or go
Life-threatening emergency Call 911 or go to the emergency department. Current symptoms, medication list, allergies, photo ID, insurance card, and emergency contact.
General hospital information Call the main number at 616-772-4644. Patient name, date of birth if applicable, department name, and reason for calling.
Find a doctor or specialty appointment Use Corewell’s Find a Doctor tool or call the West Michigan physician finder. Specialty needed, insurance plan, preferred city, referral status, and current symptoms.
Imaging appointment questions Call the imaging location or ask the ordering provider where to schedule. Order details, body part, contrast instructions, pregnancy status if relevant, and prior imaging.
Medical records copy Contact Health Information Management at 616-748-8717. Patient identity details, dates of service, records needed, delivery method, and authorization form.
Hospital bill or price estimate Call patient financial services or the price estimate team. Account number, insurance card, procedure name, CPT code if available, and provider order.
Visit a patient Call ahead or ask the nursing unit about current visitor rules. Patient room/unit, visitor count, arrival time, illness symptoms, and whether children are visiting.

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital contact directory

Use the right phone number for the task. Emergency symptoms should always go through 911 or the emergency department, not a general web form.

Department or need Phone / detail Use this for
Main hospital line 616-772-4644 Hospital information, department routing, patient room routing, and general questions.
Emergency 911 Life-threatening symptoms, severe injury, stroke signs, chest pain, uncontrolled bleeding, overdose, or crisis.
Medical records 616-748-8717 Hospital record copies, release questions, corrections, and record-routing help.
Medical records fax 616-748-2891 Faxing record requests or forms to the Health Information Management department.
Imaging requests 616-391-1812 Questions about imaging copies, imaging records, or routing imaging to another provider.
Imaging fax 616-391-1127 Faxing imaging-related request documents.
MyChart support 877-308-5083 Login access, password help, portal support, proxy access questions, and account troubleshooting.
Patient financial services 833-261-4563 Billing questions, payment by phone, payment status, and hospital account questions.
Price estimates 866-542-7909 Estimated patient cost for planned non-emergency services or procedures.
Patient relations 616-391-2624 Compliments, concerns, experience feedback, and help when a care issue needs review.
Physician finder 616-391-5999 Finding a Corewell Health provider or specialty office in West Michigan.
Birth or death certificates 616-994-4531 Ottawa County Clerk certificate questions. The hospital does not replace county vital-records processing.

Map, address, entrances, and arrival planning

The hospital campus address is 8333 Felch St., Zeeland, MI 49464. Confirm the correct entrance for emergency care, imaging, surgery, labor and delivery, or outpatient visits before arrival.

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital
8333 Felch St.
Zeeland, MI 49464
Main: 616-772-4644

Use the embedded map for directions only. For urgent symptoms, call 911. For planned visits, check appointment instructions because some services may use a specific entrance, registration desk, or arrival time.

Emergency arrival

For a serious emergency, use 911 or the emergency department entrance. Do not delay care to call billing, records, or a physician office first.

Scheduled procedure arrival

Bring photo ID, insurance card, medication list, allergies, procedure instructions, and any fasting or medication-hold directions from your care team.

Imaging arrival

Ask whether your exam uses contrast, whether fasting is required, whether prior images are needed, and whether the appointment is at the main hospital or another Corewell location.

Visitor arrival

Know the patient’s full name, room or unit if available, visitor limit, and whether the unit has special hours before you drive to the hospital.

Emergency room: when to go and what happens next

Corewell Health states that emergency departments provide 24/7 life-saving care and that patients are assessed through triage so the most urgent conditions can be treated first.

Go now
Call 911 or go to the ER for chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing trouble, major injury, uncontrolled bleeding, poisoning, severe allergic reaction, suicidal crisis, sudden weakness, or loss of consciousness.
Not always ER
For non-life-threatening symptoms, Corewell notes that urgent care, same-day care, virtual urgent care, or a primary care provider may be more appropriate and more affordable.
Triage
When you enter the ER, staff assess the condition and prioritize care based on urgency, not arrival order alone.
Assessment
A care-team member gathers symptoms, medical history, medications, allergies, and other details that affect treatment decisions.
Treatment or admission
You may receive tests, treatment, discharge instructions, or admission to the hospital for additional care and observation.
Bring if safe: photo ID, insurance card, medication list, allergy list, recent discharge papers, advance directive if relevant, and a contact person. Do not delay emergency transport to collect paperwork.

Services and specialties listed for Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital

The official location page lists hospital services and several specialties. Some services may require a provider order, referral, appointment, or insurance authorization.

Service or specialty What it generally helps with Patient action before arrival
Hospital care Emergency care, inpatient care, observation, surgical care, testing, and care coordination. Use 911 for emergencies. For planned care, follow your provider’s scheduling and pre-arrival instructions.
Diagnostic radiology Imaging interpretation and diagnostic imaging support. Confirm whether an order is required and whether prior images should be brought or transferred.
Imaging X-ray, CT, ultrasound, bone density scanning, mammography, and PET CT at the Zeeland imaging location. Ask about fasting, contrast, pregnancy precautions, arrival time, and insurance authorization.
Neurology Brain, nerve, seizure, headache, weakness, movement, or related nervous-system concerns. Ask whether you need a referral and bring prior imaging, test results, medication list, and symptom timeline.
Pulmonology Lung and breathing-related care. Bring inhalers, CPAP/BiPAP details, oxygen information, prior imaging, and recent breathing-test results if available.
Women’s health Women’s health needs, pregnancy-related care, obstetrics, gynecology, and birth-center coordination. Confirm appointment location, arrival entrance, visitor rules, and birth-plan or procedure instructions.
Obstetrics and gynecology Pregnancy, labor and delivery, C-section coordination, gynecologic care, and related procedures. Bring prenatal records, medication list, allergies, birth plan, and emergency contact.
General surgery Planned and urgent surgical evaluation or procedures. Ask about fasting, medication holds, transportation home, pre-op testing, and post-op restrictions.
Nutrition services Diet education, clinical nutrition, chronic-condition food planning, and recovery support. Bring current diet, supplements, lab results if available, diagnosis list, and food restrictions.

Appointments, referrals, and scheduled procedures

Not every hospital service is walk-in. Many outpatient tests, specialty visits, surgery appointments, and follow-up visits require an order, referral, or pre-registration.

Confirm the service location. Ask whether your appointment is inside Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital, at Zeeland Hospital Imaging, at a physician office, or at another Corewell location.
Ask what paperwork is required. Bring a provider order, referral, authorization number, photo ID, insurance card, medication list, and allergies list.
Check preparation instructions. Confirm fasting, medication holds, arrival time, contrast instructions, driver requirement, and whether you should bring prior images or records.
Use MyChart when appropriate. MyChart can help with appointments, test results, messages, bill payments, medication refill requests, and viewing records.
Do not use routine scheduling for emergencies. If symptoms become urgent, call 911 or go to the emergency department instead of waiting for a scheduled appointment.
Useful call script: “I have an order for __ at Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital. Can you confirm the exact location, entrance, arrival time, fasting rules, insurance authorization, and whether I need someone to drive me home?”

MyChart access, test results, refill requests, and messages

Corewell Health describes MyChart as a secure patient portal for managing electronic health records, test results, messages, appointments, billing, shared access, and more.

What MyChart can help with

  • View lab and test results.
  • Message your provider when appropriate.
  • Schedule or review appointments.
  • Make payments and review financial resources.
  • Request medication refills and track status.
  • View recent records and learn how to access older records.

Signup and access

Patients may sign up through a provider office. Adults 18 and older may create an account online. Parents or legal guardians may request proxy access for children ages 0 to 17.

Shared access

MyChart can allow a trusted family member, close friend, or caretaker to help manage care. Ask about proxy or shared-access rules when support is needed.

When not to use MyChart

Do not use portal messaging for emergency symptoms. Call 911 or go to the emergency department for urgent or life-threatening situations.

Medical records, imaging copies, and birth certificates

Corewell Health lists Zeeland Hospital Health Information Management at the hospital address, with weekday hours for medical-record help.

Record need Correct contact What to prepare
Hospital medical records Health Information Management, 8333 Felch St., Zeeland, MI 49464 · Phone 616-748-8717 · Fax 616-748-2891 · Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm Patient name, date of birth, dates of service, records requested, delivery method, and signed authorization if required.
Imaging records Imaging requests: Phone 616-391-1812 · Fax 616-391-1127 Exam date, imaging type, receiving provider, fax/email instructions, and whether images or reports are needed.
Record correction Follow Corewell Health medical-record amendment instructions for hospital records. The exact information you believe is incorrect, supporting details, and where the correction should be sent.
Records for another doctor Ask the receiving provider what records they need and where Corewell should send them. Receiving doctor name, clinic name, fax, email, appointment date, and reason for transfer.
Birth or death certificate Ottawa County Clerk · 616-994-4531 Legal name, date of birth/death, parent or requester information, ID, and county instructions.
Records tip: MyChart may show recent records, but older records, complete chart copies, legal releases, imaging exports, and third-party transfers may still require Health Information Management support.

Billing, insurance, price estimates, and financial help

Planned hospital costs can include facility charges and professional charges. Corewell notes that an estimate may differ from the final charge and does not guarantee insurance coverage.

Payment at time of service

A co-pay, coinsurance, or self-pay deposit may be due at the time of service. Corewell lists cash, credit, check, debit, or money order as payment options.

Patient financial services

Call 833-261-4563 for billing help. Corewell lists representative hours Monday to Friday, 8 am to 8 pm, and Saturday, 9 am to 2 pm.

Price estimates

Call 866-542-7909 for a planned-service estimate. Ask for both facility and professional charge expectations when possible.

Insurance confirmation

Contact your insurance carrier directly to confirm benefits, network status, deductible, co-insurance, prior authorization, and whether the planned service is covered.

Billing situation Ask this before service Why it matters
Scheduled imaging Is prior authorization required, and will I receive separate professional or radiologist charges? Imaging can involve facility and interpretation charges.
Surgery or procedure What is included in the estimate, and what could change the final bill? Complications, extra services, anesthesia, and provider charges may affect final cost.
Out-of-network concern Is the facility and every involved provider in network with my plan? Network status can affect your out-of-pocket responsibility.
Uninsured or self-pay Are self-pay estimates, financial assistance, or payment options available? Planning early helps prevent avoidable billing confusion after care.

Visitor hours, limits, and bedside etiquette

Corewell Health’s general visitor information says visiting hours are 8 am to 8 pm daily, but some units can have different guidelines. Always check with the nursing staff for the patient’s specific unit.

General hours
8 am to 8 pm daily, unless a specific unit has different rules.
Visitor count
Corewell asks visitors to limit bedside visits to two people at a time. Children are welcome when accompanied by an adult, subject to unit guidance.
Who may visit
Patients may choose visitors regardless of legal relationship, including family, friends, partners, and support persons.
Do not visit sick
If you feel ill, stay home to protect the patient, other patients, visitors, and staff.
Virtual visits
Ask the care team about virtual visitation options if you cannot visit in person.
Visitor call script: “I’m visiting a patient at Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital. Can you confirm the unit’s visiting hours, visitor limit, entrance, parking guidance, and whether any infection-control restrictions apply today?”

Women’s health, OB/GYN, and maternity planning

Women’s Health and Obstetrics and Gynecology are listed for the hospital. Corewell also announced a relocated and enhanced C-section surgical suite at Zeeland Hospital in 2026.

Before labor or delivery

Confirm where to enter, who may come with you, what to bring, and when your care team wants you to call or go in.

For scheduled C-section

Ask about arrival time, fasting, support-person rules, medication instructions, newborn paperwork, and post-op recovery expectations.

For urgent symptoms

Call your care team or 911 as instructed for heavy bleeding, severe headache, chest pain, breathing trouble, decreased fetal movement, seizure, or severe abdominal pain.

Questions to ask

Ask whether you should bring prenatal records, birth plan, medication list, allergy list, pediatrician name, and insurance or pre-registration documents.

Quality, safety, and public-rating context

Quality ratings should not replace medical advice, but they can help patients ask better questions and understand public reporting.

Public quality item What was reported How patients should use it
CMS five-star announcement Corewell’s newsroom reported in July 2023 that Zeeland Community Hospital again received a five-star rating from CMS for strong performance in key quality measures. Use as context, then check current Medicare Care Compare data for the newest public reporting.
Leapfrog safety grade Corewell announced Zeeland Hospital earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade for fall 2024. Helpful for asking about medication safety, infection prevention, maternity metrics, and patient-safety processes.
Maternity safety details Leapfrog’s public listing reported achieved standards for several maternity measures, including C-section and episiotomy metrics at the time shown. Ask your OB/GYN team for the current local process, risk factors, and what applies to your pregnancy.
Medication safety Leapfrog’s listing showed achieved standards for electronic medication ordering and medication administration measures at the time shown. Bring your own up-to-date medication list and ask about allergies, medication reconciliation, and discharge instructions.
Rating caution: Public ratings can lag, change, or use limited measure sets. Use official hospital pages, Medicare Care Compare, Leapfrog, your insurer, and your clinician’s advice before making care decisions.

Community health role and local context

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital serves Ottawa and Allegan county communities. Corewell’s community-health documents discuss health care access, mental health, obesity, and local health-improvement work.

Access to care

Patients may need help with transportation, provider access, MyChart access, language assistance, records, insurance questions, or understanding where to seek the right level of care.

Mental health

For behavioral-health emergencies, call 911, go to emergency care, or use crisis support. For non-emergency mental health needs, ask your primary care provider or insurance plan for the correct route.

Nutrition and obesity support

Nutrition Services are listed at the hospital. Ask whether a provider order, diagnosis, referral, or insurance authorization is needed for nutrition counseling.

Language assistance

Corewell’s patient resources include language assistance. Tell registration or your care team if you need an interpreter or translated communication support.

Official action links and source checklist

Use these links for final verification, live actions, and official forms. This guide summarizes practical steps, but Corewell Health controls the official pages and current policies.

Independent guide notice: USHospitalGuides.com is not Corewell Health, not Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital, not a government agency, not an insurer, and not an emergency service. Use official Corewell links or phone numbers for final care, pricing, records, visitor, and emergency decisions.

Important medical and emergency disclaimer

This guide helps with hospital navigation, contact details, records, billing, visitors, and preparation. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency triage.

Do not delay emergency care. Chest pain, stroke signs, breathing trouble, severe bleeding, trauma, poisoning, suicidal crisis, loss of consciousness, or sudden severe symptoms require immediate professional help. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital FAQs

These questions focus on contact information, emergency care, address, MyChart, medical records, billing, visitors, services, and patient preparation.

1. What is the address for Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital?
Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital is commonly listed at 8333 Felch St., Zeeland, MI 49464. Use this address for directions, hospital arrival, and medical-record mail.
2. What is the main phone number for Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital?
The main hospital phone number is 616-772-4644. Use it for general information, department routing, and visitor questions.
3. Is Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital open 24 hours?
Yes. The official Corewell location page lists Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital as open 24 hours daily. Some outpatient departments and offices may have separate hours.
4. What should I do in a medical emergency?
For life-threatening symptoms, call 911 or go to the emergency department. Do not use MyChart, email, or a routine appointment request for emergency symptoms.
5. What services are listed for Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital?
The official hospital page lists Hospital and Nutrition Services, with specialties including Diagnostic Radiology, Neurology, Pulmonology, Women’s Health, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and General Surgery.
6. How do I access MyChart for Corewell Health?
You can use the Corewell Health MyChart login page. MyChart helps patients view test results, manage appointments, message providers when appropriate, request refills, view records, and handle billing tasks.
7. How do I request medical records from Zeeland Hospital?
Contact Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital Health Information Management at 616-748-8717. The records fax number is 616-748-2891, and listed records hours are Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm.
8. How do I get imaging records?
For imaging requests, Corewell lists phone 616-391-1812 and fax 616-391-1127. Prepare the exam date, imaging type, and receiving provider information.
9. What are general visitor hours?
Corewell Health’s general visitor information lists visiting hours as 8 am to 8 pm daily. Some units may have different rules, so check with the nursing staff for the patient’s unit.
10. How do I request a price estimate or ask a billing question?
For patient financial services, call 833-261-4563. For price estimates, call 866-542-7909. Estimates may include facility and professional charges and may differ from the final bill.