Kent County Kentwood Clinic

Kent County Kentwood Clinic is a medical clinic in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The clinic is part of the Kent County Health Department's network of services, which includes immunizations and the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program to support nutrition for mothers and children from pregnancy through childhood.

The Kent County Health Department is dedicated to serving, protecting, and promoting a healthy community. The department manages various essential public health programs, including vision and hearing screenings, food service sanitation, and the management of public water and groundwater supplies. Their clinical services extend to tuberculosis (TB) treatment through testing and direct observed therapy, as well as personal health services that provide testing, counseling, and treatment for HIV and sexually transmitted diseases.

The clinic is located on Monroe Ave NW, situated near Grand Rapids City Hall and Kent County Administration. The area is also close to Calder Plaza and several notable public art installations.

The clinic is recognized for providing thorough and well-documented information to the community, ensuring that residents can easily access the details necessary for their healthcare needs.

The Kent County Kentwood Clinic remains a vital resource for essential healthcare and public health programming in Grand Rapids.