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Be prepared and know where to go for the best emergency care in metro Detroit and south central Michigan. With nine locations, we’re ready to provide the care you need, fast. Our top priority is to take care of you and your family. Although the world has changed, our commitment to providing the safest care environment possible has never wavered. We make sure that in every emergency visit we provide care in a safe and secure environment. Henry Ford has earned many certifications for quality and safety in emergency care. Read what our patients think.
Henry Ford offers private patient rooms and complimentary Wi-Fi while you wait. For your convenience, most of our locations include a pharmacy. Visitors also can find food and beverages in our cafeterias, coffee shops and vending areas in many locations.
You need the right care at the right place. So, how do you know if your illness or injury is an emergency? Read our care options to help you decide what’s right for you.
On May 6, experts from emergency medicine, cardiology and stroke care answered questions about ER safety and why not to delay urgent care during the COVID-19 crisis.
Facemask photo collage captures emotions of ER personnel during the pandemic.
The story of Henry will warm your heart.
Wearing their PPE body armor, the staff went into battle to save patients.
Emergency rooms are ready to safely take on patients with all types of health issues, not just COVID-19. Here's why you shouldn't hesitate to go.
When someone is having stroke symptoms, time is critical. Every minute counts. Learn about early signs of a stroke and what to do when you notice them.
Caused by an infection in the bloodstream, sepsis is a leading cause of death, especially for the young, elderly and those with underlying medical conditions or compromised immune systems. Learn more about symptoms so you can act quickly.
With the coldest temperatures Michiganders have seen in years, a Henry Ford ER doctor offers tips to avoid frostbite and falls during winter.
