Mecosta County Medical Center to Change Name After Merger With Spectrum

Mecosta County Medical Center in Big Rapids, Mich., will change its name to Spectrum Health Big Rapids Hospital after it merges with Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Spectrum Health this summer, according to an MLive report.

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Sam Daugherty, CEO of Mecosta County Medical Center, said “The board and Spectrum Health prefer to keep things simple and this name is indicative both of our place in the community and our new relationship with Spectrum Health,” according to the report.

The merger and new name go into effect July 1, according to the report.

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