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As we celebrate National Doctors’ Week, we say a sincere “thank you” to all Ascension Michigan physicians for their hard work and dedication. We are grateful for your expertise and the talents you utilize everyday healing patients and families.

On Holy Thursday, we recognize the loving ministry of Jesus. May that outward sign of God's love continue through our service to others, especially to those most in need.

On Good Friday, we recall Jesus' agony during his passion as well as the suffering endured in our world today. For whom or what do you pray on this holiest of days?

This #NationalDoctorsDay, we thank the medical professionals who go above and beyond to serve patients. Thank you for your sacrifices and commitment to providing safe, quality and compassionate treatment.

Today and throughout the 50 days of the Easter season, we rejoice in Jesus' resurrection. Where do you find new life awakening within and around you? How will you bring that joy to your encounters?

Neck and back pain can make it difficult to sleep, drive, work and move. Don’t delay. Talk with a neck and back specialist today. Learn more: ascn.io/6015uwCT9

Runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing or fatigue may all be signs of seasonal allergies. The good news is, we’re here to listen. Contact your primary care doctor and let us help you find relief. Learn more: ascn.io/6012Z6Q1y

Neck and back pain can make it difficult to sleep, drive, work and move. Don’t delay. Talk with a neck and back specialist today. Learn more: ascn.io/6016TbQaw

Summer activities are in full swing. As you plan for your next hike, kayak outing or bike ride, make sure you know the location of your nearest Ascension ER. ascn.io/6012iZfNp

Check in on your cardiovascular health by getting a heart screening. Heart care can't wait. Appointments are available. Learn more at ascn.io/6019c3IrW

Have you been told you need surgery? Our experienced surgeons are part of a national care team, highly trained in the latest minimally invasive and advanced treatments. Make an appointment to talk about surgery options.

It’s the season of sunshine and travel. If you’re taking a trip with your loved ones this summer and need care — from a minor sprain to a major injury — we’re here for you. If you need emergency care, don't delay. Our ERs are open 24/7. Learn more: ascn.io/6011c3L1F

As summer temperatures rise, so does the risk for heat-related illness. If you're experiencing discomfort, it could be heat exhaustion. For more information, read our blog post: ascn.io/6013c3LLS

Ascension Michigan doctors want us to take care of our skin all year round, but during the summer months especially. Protect yourself from the sun and ask your doctor to conduct a skin screening at your next checkup.

Delaying care for painful knees and hips can mean more damage to joints and worsening overall health. Don’t wait to take care of joint pain. Schedule a consultation with an orthopedic specialist today. Learn more by visiting ascn.io/6012l8p7u.

We hope you have a great Labor Day weekend! ☀️ But if anything unexpected happens, our ERs are open 24/7 to provide care for your family. Find emergency care near you: ascn.io/6011mXoc7

Outdoor activities are in full swing. As you plan for your next hike, kayak outing or bike ride, make sure you know the location of your nearest Ascension Michigan Emergency Room: ascn.io/6018l8nZ8

A summer vacation does not mean important care can be delayed. Get the care you need. Learn more: ascn.io/6015lWmYH

Today, on the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, we solemnly remember all those impacted on that fateful day. Let us honor the memory of those lost by observing a moment of silence, showing respect for others and upholding human dignity.

A heart that flutters may be a sign of atrial fibrillation (AFib). It can increase your risk for stroke or heart failure. If you experience an irregular or rapid heart rate, don't ignore it. Talk to your doctor if you have any heart concerns.