Health Care Heroes in Action
Henry Ford Wyandotte staff share their experience being on the front lines of COVID-19
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We opened our doors in 1926 and today, we staff a 360-bed acute care hospital that offers a full range of clinical services, including general medicine, surgery, a birthing center, a Primary Stroke Center, and 24-hour emergency care. Our services don’t stop when you leave our campus. Our leaders make it a priority to bring our services into the Downriver community.
We want you to feel comfortable and confident in our care -- whether you’re a patient, family member, or friend. Our staff are dedicated to making your time with us smooth and supportive.
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Henry Ford Wyandotte staff share their experience being on the front lines of COVID-19
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