Posted: Jun 4, 2026 | Last Updated: Jun 4, 2026
Orthopaedic Associates of Muskegon (OAM) is pleased to announce the start of construction on a new, state-of-the-art clinic in Grand Haven, located at 1309 Beacon Boulevard. This new facility will replace the current Grand Haven clinic at 1445 Sheldon Rd, Suite 200, allowing OAM to expand services and enhance patient access to comprehensive orthopaedic care. The current OAM + i'move physical therapy clinic at 921 S Beechtree will also be moving to the new Beacon location.
The new clinic, conveniently situated behind Russ’s and near Planet Fitness and HomeRealty, is designed to better serve the growing needs of the Grand Haven community. Once completed, the facility will offer a full spectrum of orthopaedic services, including Orthopaedic Urgent Care, scheduled office visits, and on-site physical therapy provided by i'move.
Our commitment to the community means providing high-quality, comprehensive care in one place. Services include walk-in Orthopaedic Urgent Care with convenient online scheduling, trauma, specialized spine care, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy, hand therapy, Bone Health, diagnostic X-ray and injections.
“This new clinic represents an important investment in the Grand Haven community and in the patients we serve,” said Dr. Rick A. Baszler, D.O. “By relocating and expanding our Grand Haven location, we’re able to provide more convenient access to high-quality orthopaedic care, streamline services, and ensure our patients receive the comprehensive treatment they need in a modern, patient-focused environment.”
Construction is currently underway, with the new Grand Haven clinic expected to open in September 2026.
Orthopaedic Associates of Muskegon is a leading provider of comprehensive orthopaedic care in West Michigan, offering a full range of services to diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate musculoskeletal conditions. With a team of experienced specialists and a commitment to patient-centered care, OAM serves communities across the region with excellence and innovation.
i’move offers exceptional physical and occupational therapy services focused on helping people stay active, recover from injury, and move better in their everyday lives. Through a hands-on, movement-based approach, i’move delivers personalized care that addresses the root cause of issues and supports long-term function and performance.
Learn more at www.imovedaily.com.
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