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Community-Resource-Listing-Pdf Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number ADULT ABUSE PROTECTIVE SERVICES CALL 911 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES 9 - 1 - 1 Adult Protective Services (DHS) 855-444-3911 Emmet County Adult Protective Services Emmet County 231-347-1700 ADULT & AGING SERVICES Area Agency on Aging of NW Michigan 800-442-1713 Charlevoix County Commission on Aging Charlevoix County 231-237-0103 Cheboygan County Commission on Aging Cheboygan County 231-627-7234 Department of Human Services 231-348-1600 Friendship Center (Council on Aging) Emmet County 231-347-3211 888-347-0369 Medicare 800-482-4045 Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program (MMAP) 800-803-7174 Michigan Office of Services to the Aging (Lansing) 517-373-7876 Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency (NEMCSA) serving NE Lower MI 989-356-3474 serving NW Lower MI 800-640-7478 Otsego County Commission on Aging Otsego County 989-732-1122 Social Security Administration 800-772-1213 Health Department of Northwest Michigan 800-432-4121 ADULT DAY SERVICES Sand Castle Adult Day Services Cheboygan 231-597-8317 VitalCare Adult Day Care Center Petoskey 231-348-0771 ADULT FOSTER CARE Department of Human Services - Complete List of all Adult Foster Care Homes 800-797-1644 Charlevoix County Autumnview CLF East Jordan 231-536-2455 Bay Springs Boyne City 231-582-0631 Candlewood Home Walloon Lake 231-535-2442 Charlevoix House Charlevoix 231-547-6144 Erber AFC Elmira 231-549-2624 Hancock Haven Cheboygan 231-625-8132 Havencrest AFC East Jordan 231-536-0022 Payton’s AFC Home Elmira 231-549-2790 Springridge Home Boyne City 231-582-6921 Winterlake CLF Boyne City 231-582-3611 All are part of SummerTree Inc - Joe Manary, Manager: 231-582-2225 Emmet County Hillside Haven Levering 231-539-8281 Maverick Manor Pellston 231-539-8351 Sutfin Joy Valley AFC Petoskey 231-347-1888 Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number CARE FACILITIES Assisted Living American House Assisted Living Charlevoix 231-547-2599 Petoskey 231-348-2600 Brook Retirement Communities Boyne City 231-582-4300 The Residences at Harbor Watch Petoskey 231-348-5660 Independece Village of Petoskey Petoskey 888-777-0327 or 231-348-8498 Mallard Cove Assisted Living Petoskey 231-347-2273 Perry Farm Village Harbor Springs 231-526-6577 Pinecrest Village Mackinaw City 231-436-5535 Nursing Home Bay Bluffs Harbor Springs 231-526-2161 Villa By the Bay Petoskey 231-347-5500 Boulder Park Terrace Charlevoix 231-547-1005 Grandvue Medical Care Facility East Jordan 231-536-2286 Mackinaw Straits/Evergreen Living Center St. Ignace 906-643-8585 Mallard Cove Petoskey 231-347-2273 Meadowbrook Care Facility Bellaire 231-533-8661 Rogers City Rehabilitation Rogers City 989-734-7545 Tendercare Health Care Center Cheboygan 231-627-4347 Gaylord 989-732-3508 Rogers City 989-734-2151 CLOTHING / HOUSEHOLD ASSISTANCE Topinabee Thrift Store 231-238-8062 Salvation Army 231-627-9003 Community of Christ (Free Clothing) 231-625-2900 Joy Fellowship 231-625-8510 Habitat for Humanity 231-597-4663 DISABILITY SERVICES Disability Network / Northern Michigan 231-922-0903 or 866-869-8600 DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT - LOAN CLOSET Charlevoix Senior Center Charlevoix 231-547-5361 Cheboygan County Council on Aging Cheboygan 231-627-7234 Mackinaw City Lions Club Mackinaw City 231-436-5570 Friendship Centers of Emmet County Petoskey 231-347-3211 The Loan Closet Boyne City 231-582-9555 or 231-582-7625 or Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number 231-582-7138 EDUCATION & CHILD PARENTING SERVICES Tuition Free Preschool 800-443-5518 Great Start to Quality 877-614-7328 Ages & Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) www.nwhealth.org/agesandstages Child Abuse Prevension & Education Council 231-753-8511 Great Start Collaborative & Great Start Parent Coalition 877-866-3714 Kinder Kloset Boyne City 231-582-9301 Northern Michigan Community Child Development Center 231-487-4563 Community Health Center of Northern MI Petoskey 231-348-9900 EMERGENCY AND DISASTER SERVICES CALL 9 1 1 FOR EMERGENCY SERVICES AMBULANCE, FIRE, POLICE - CALL 9 1 1 Poison Control 800-222-1222 American Red Cross 800-582-2240 or 800-592-4001 Salvation Army 231-627-9003 Emmet County EMS 231-348-0603 FOOD ASSISTANCE NEMCSA Food Programs 866-270-0685 MSU Extension - Project Fresh Cheboygan 231-627-8815 Meals on Wheels (Council on Aging) Cheboygan 231-627-7234 Charlevoix 231-237-0103 Petoskey 231-347-3211 or 888-347-0369 PANTRIES Manna Food Project 231-347-8852 Boyne City Community Pantry Boyne City 231-675-5759 Boyne Valley Pantry Boyne City 231-549-2230 Seventh Day Adventist Boyne City 231-582-0151 Good Neighbors Food Pantry Boyne City 231-497-8677 Bible Baptist Church Charlevoix 231-547-4300 Charlevoix Community Charlevoix 231-237-9490 Care & Share East Jordan 231-536-7423 Jordan Rivers East Jordan 231-649-4312 Nazarene Church Alanson 231-548-5462 Church of Christ Petoskey 231-347-0210 Jesus is Lord Pantry Bay Shore 231-347-3618 Harbor Springs Community Harbor Springs 231-526-2017 Ext 43 Northern Michigan Diaper Pantry Harbor Springs 231-347-8852 Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number Pellston Community Pellston 231-539-8570 First Christian Church Petoskey 231-347-6181 Salvation Army Petoskey 231-347-3531 Salvation Army Cheboygan 231-627-9003 St. Francix/Brother Dan's Petoskey 231-347-7423 Cross of Christ Church (Paper & Personal Only) Petoskey 231-347-5448 Department of Human Services (Food & Personal Needs) Cheboygan 231-627-8500 Joy Fellowship Assembly of God 231-525-8510 Church of the Straits Mackinaw City 231-436-8682 St. Thomas Lutheran Church Cheboygan 231-627-3167 Wesleyan Church Cheboygan 231-818-5140 or 231-627-9501 SOUP KITCHENS East Jordan Community Center East Jordan 231-536-7831 Lighthouse Lunch Charlevoix 231-547-8040 First Presbyterian Church Petoskey 231-347-4792 First Christian Church Petoskey 231-347-6181 St. Francix/Brother Dan's Petoskey 231-347-7423 United Methodist Church Petoskey 231-347-2733 Lord's Kitchen (Laundromat also) Cheboygan 231-627-1173 SENIOR MEALS Boyne Area Senior Center Boyne City 231-582-6682 Charlevoix Senior Center Charlevoix 231-547-5391 East Jordan Senior Center East Jordan 231-536-7831 Huber/Brutus Senior Center Brutus 231-529-8803 Pellston Senior Center Pellston 231-539-8201 Petoskey Senior Center Petoskey 231-347-3211 HOME CARE Angel Heart 231-347-4800 Charlevoix County Commission on Aging 231-237-0103 Comfort Keepers 231-487-9044 Compassionate Care 877-308-1212 District Health Department #4 800-221-0294 Friendship Centers of Emmet County 231-347-0300 or 888-347-0369 Harbor Care Associates 877-439-9141 or 231-439-9141 Health Dept of Northwest Michigan 800-551-4140 Charlevoix or Emmet County 231-547-6092 InTeliCare Health Services 989-846-2222 Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number Northern care Management (NMSCA) - Waiver 989-732-6374 Vital Care, Inc. 800-342-7711 HOME REPAIR Michigan Department of Human Services 231-348-1600 Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency 231-347-9070 HOSPICE Hospice of Northwest Michgian 231-547-6092 Hospice of Michigan 888-247-5701 Hospice of the Straits Cheboygan 800-342-7711 Hospice of Little Traverse Bay Petoskey 231-487-4825 HOUSING EMERGENCY SHELTER Department of Human Services Cheboygan 231-627-8500 Friendship Housing Center Gaylord 989-732-5960 Mary Margaret House (Women) Petoskey 231-439-5667 Nehemiah Hospitality House (Men) Petoskey 231-347-0363 Salvation Army Service Center Cheboygan 231-627-9003 Sunrise Mission Homeless Shelter Alpena 989-356-1277 Women's Resource Center Petoskey 800-275-1995 Emergency Shelter for Domestic Abuse Petoskey 231-347-0082 MEDICAL SUPPLIES Airway Oxygen 231-348-8843 ABC Medical 231-627-2677 Bay Home Medical 800-755-0552 CareLinc Home Medical 800-591-5785 Modern Pharmacy 231-627-9949 Vital Care, Inc 800-342-7711 Wright & Filips 800-482-0222 J & B Medical 800-737-0045 Teter Orthotics 231-347-5610 MENTAL HEALTH & COUNSELING SERVICES Beacon Center Cheboygan 231-597-9311 Catholic Human Services, Inc Cheboygan 231-627-9917 Harbor Hall (Substance Abuse/Alcohol/Gambling) Cheboygan 231-597-9235 Harbor Hall (Substance Abuse/Alcohol/Gambling) Petoskey 231-347-9880 Munson Alcohol & Drug Center 800-662-6766 Little Traverse Primary Care Community Resources Phone Resource Service Area Contact Name Number North Country Community Mental Health 231-627-5627 or 800-834-3393 Northern Michigan Substance Abuse Services 800-686-0749 Petoskey Club 231-347-1786 Safe Crossing Community Support Services 800-686-0749 Third Level Crisis Line 231-347-0067 or 800-442-7315 Women's Resource Center 231-347-0067 (24-hour help line) 800-275-1995 Bear River Health @ Walloon Lake 231-535-2822 Forest View Grand Rapids 800-949-8439 PHILANTHROPY & VOLUNTEERISM Char-Em United Way 231-487-1006 Charlevoix County Community Foundation 231-536-2440 Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation 231-348-5820 McLaren Northern Michigan Foundation 231-487-3500 PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE MMAP Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program 800-803-7174 Northern Care Clinic 231-333-3019 Cheboygan County Council on Aging 231-627-7234 RESPITE SERVICES Pinecrest Village of Mackinaw Mackinaw City 231-436-5535 Cheboygan Tendercare Cheboygan 231-627-4347 Sand Castle Adult Day Care Cheboygan 231-597-8317 The Brook 231-268-3400 SENIOR CENTERS / SENIOR MEAL SITES Emmet County Senior Center 1322 Anderson Rd, Petoskey 231-347-3211 or 888-347-0369
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