Bellaire Family Health Center
Phone: (231) 533-8649
Fax: (231) 533-6778
Bellaire Health Center Pharmacy
Phone: (231) 533-6655
Fax: (231) 533-5331
East Jordan Family Health Center
Phone: (231) 536-2206
Fax: (231) 536-7150
East Jordan Health Center Pharmacy
Phone: (231) 536-2207
Fax: (231) 222-2235
Walk-in appointments only.
Bellaire: 231-533-8649 ext 624
East Jordan : 231-536-2206 ext 142
Customer Service: 1-800-377-9364
Bellaire Family Health Center
Phone: (231) 533-8649
Fax: (231) 533-6778
Bellaire Health Center Pharmacy
Phone: (231) 533-6655
Fax: (231) 533-5331
East Jordan Family Health Center
Phone: (231) 536-2206
Fax: (231) 536-7150
East Jordan Health Center Pharmacy
Phone: (231) 536-2207
Fax: (231) 222-2235
Appointments can be scheduled online: patient.labcorp.com
Bellaire LabCorp:
231-533-8649 ext 624
East Jordan LabCorp:
231-536-2206 ext 142
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