Mecosta County Medical Center Receives County Approval for Spectrum Merger

Mecosta County Medical Center in Big Rapids, Mich., has received approval from Mecosta County commissioners to merge with Spectrum Health System, based in Grand Rapids, Mich., according to a Big Rapids News report.

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Under the agreement, Spectrum will pay the county $8.46 million to operate the facility, and the medical center will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Spectrum, according to the report.

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