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The #1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. Learn how to recognize life-threatening bleeding, become certified to STOP THE...
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.
Henry Ford Health has hundreds of family medicine doctors with offices across southeast and south central Michigan.
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.
The #1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. Learn how to recognize life-threatening bleeding, become certified to STOP THE...
Free blood pressure checks and various health screenings. One-on-one conversations with medical doctors to address general health questions and...
Join us for a brief lecture presented by doctors from the Wayne State University Family Medicine Residency on a variety of topics followed by a...
Join family physicians from Henry Ford Rochester Hospital to learn about thinning bones, called osteoporosis and osteopenia. We will review...
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While the benchmark of 10,000 steps a day became the standard with fitness trackers, new research shows that 7,000 steps can help improve your overall health.
Beginning healthcare transition planning early gives parents and providers more time to present children with autism early opportunities for independence - an important skill for adulthood.
Peanut allergy rates are declining. Learn how introducing allergens early is making a difference, and what caregivers can do to prevent food allergies.
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