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‘Stay Home Safe’ Program Reduces Fall-Related Hospital Visits by Nearly 50%
Henry Ford Health and Habitat for Humanity Detroit continue to expand a program that helps make seniors’ homes safer.
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Henry Ford Rochester Hospital Reaches Milestone Labor Agreement with Nurses, Radiology Techs
New agreements deliver competitive pay and work rules that strengthen patient care and team member satisfaction.
Henry Ford Health and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Announce Partnership
The multi-year agreement focuses on high-value care and prioritizes patient affordability.
Detroit Lions' Jahmyr Gibbs Joins Henry Ford Health Roster to Celebrate Everyday Wellness Heroes
Henry Ford Health is teaming up with the fan favorite to surprise and delight Detroiters engaged in “random acts of health.”
Sitting Versus Standing While Eating: Which Is Best For Digestion?
Are you too busy to sit down to eat? Find out how eating habits impact your digestion and overall health.
Heavy Weights vs. High Reps: What's Better?
The debate over which is more effective - more repetitions or more weight - has been going on forever. The right answer depends on your fitness level and goals.
How To Manage Delusions In Parkinson's Disease
Seeing, hearing and feeling things that aren’t there is common in people with Parkinson’s. Learn how to manage Parkinson’s hallucinations and delusions.
How Patients Learn To Regain Their Independence With Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation after a stroke typically begins within 24 hours after a patient is admitted and includes physical, occupational and speech therapy.