What you need to know about the coronavirus and temporary visitor restrictions at our hospitals.
Family medicine doctors are your one-stop provider for health care. The practice of family medicine is different from internal medicine and pediatrics in that family medicine doctors are trained to care for people of all ages. Many people see their family medicine doctors for their entire lives.
When you have a specific health issue, your family medicine doctor helps connect you to the right specialist. They manage your care before, during, and after any specialty appointment to make sure you get the care you need.
Doctors who practice family medicine provide a wide range of services for you and your whole family. Family medicine doctors have additional training in such specialty areas as obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, dermatology, behavioral medicine and pediatrics. Although, some Henry Ford family medicine doctors do not see pediatric patients younger than 5 years.
Henry Ford Health System has more than 270 family medicine doctors with offices in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties.
The Department of Pediatrics at Henry Ford Health System has deployed its mobile medical unit for newborn follow up appointments amid the COVID-19 public health emergency.
Bike collection and giveaway returns for year two on Oct. 5 with a greater goal: To distribute 3,000 free bikes to metro Detroit kids at the holidays
Extended hours, covered parking, self-service check-in among the amenities.
DETROIT – Henry Ford Health System, in collaboration with the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Institute and Michigan’s Leadership...
A pyschotherapist offers advice for parents on helping kids and teens cope with boredom and stress while at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Symptoms of the novel coronavirus are similar to many of those typical for influenza, the common cold and allergies. But there are a few key differences. We explain some how to tell them apart and what to do if you are unsure or suspect it's COVID-19.
Staying sane and healthy during the coronavirus pandemic can be a challenge. Use these strategies to maximize your health and well-being.
Our bodies do the work of building strong bones in childhood. Taking bone health seriously and ensuring your child is getting enough calcium, vitamin D and exercise now will help them prevent osteoporosis and bone fractures later in life.
