Shiawassee Community Health

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1975 W M 21
Owosso, MI 48867

Shiawassee Community Health, part of Great Lakes Bay Health Centers, provides a comprehensive range of medical and dental services in Owosso, Michigan. Their offerings include routine and specialized care, behavioral health services, pediatrics, substance use disorder treatment, and mobile health initiatives to meet the diverse needs of the community.

The facility prides itself on fostering health equity by serving a broad population, including school-based health programs, integrated behavioral health, and community health worker assistance. Shiawassee Community Health is dedicated to enhancing patient wellness through accessible and compassionate healthcare solutions.

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