We are all working to get to the other side of this crisis. We are all proud, determined and ready. But most importantly, we are all for you. During this unprecedented pandemic, our care teams across southeast and south-central Michigan are prepared to provide safe and effective care to those with COVID-19.
Henry Ford only offers COVID-19 testing for established Henry Ford patients who have been referred for testing by their doctor. Our Emergency Departments are not COVID-19 testing sites and do not offer COVID-19 testing for people who are not being seen in the Emergency Department for COVID-19 symptoms.
Many locations offer convenient, free testing. Find a COVID testing site near you and learn more about when to get tested.
Learn more about COVID-19 Vaccination and Boosters. We are currently offering COVID-19 vaccinations at our Primary Care centers for established Henry Ford patients ages 5 years and older. Appointments are available in MyChart. Not a Henry Ford patient? Visit michigan.gov/covidvaccine for vaccination options near you.
Visiting hours are established at each hospital to support social distancing and safety for patients, visitors and employees. Review our visiting policies and hours here.
Learn more about Monoclonal Antibody Treatment at Henry Ford. This limited treatment option is for patients who have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Find out who is eligible and how to ask your doctor if you qualify.
Learn what to do if you are sick, including common symptoms of COVID-19, quarantine and isolation guidelines, and when to see a doctor.
Seeking patients and caregivers to participate in a paid arts-based Research Project. A chance to share your COVID-19 experience and journey.
If you have a weakened immune system, additional doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine will strengthen your immune response against COVID-19. An expert shares when you should get your third dose and booster shot.
From symptoms to severity (and more) here's what experts know about this COVID-19 variant so far.
Additional doses of COVID-19 vaccines are now recommended for everyone ages 12+. Here are the booster shot guidelines--and why everyone should get one.
The pandemic is unfortunately still here--and Michigan is a hotspot. An expert shares how to stay safe this holiday season.
Researchers issue caution that the link between COVID and cardiovascular disease remains unclear.
The accelerating pace of COVID infections, hospitalizations threaten the healthcare infrastructure.
Henry Ford Health System says the deployment brings hope, optimism. A national blood shortage reaches critically low levels.
‘We are in crisis,’ says COO Bob Riney.
Officials underscore the importance of getting a booster shot.
Hospitalizations are straining operations and stretching limitations of healthcare workers.
Find out your risk with this online screening.
