Programs

  • Program 1 [2020]

    HENRY FORD MACOMB HOSPITAL-CLINTON TOWNSHIP (HFMH) IS RECOGNIZED FOR ITS EXCELLENCE IN PROVIDING INPATIENT CARE TO THE RESIDENTS OF MACOMB COUNTY MICHIGAN AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITIES LOCATED NORTHEAST OF THE CITY OF DETROIT. DURING 2020, HFMH HAD 21,588 DISCHARGES.HFMH PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE ACUTE AND TERTIARY CARE. SPECIALTY SERVICES INCLUDE A HEART & VASCULAR INSTITUTE, HENRY FORD CANCER INSTITUTE, A WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER, ALONG WITH A BIRTHING CENTER THAT FEATURES 17 LABOR, DELIVERY, RECOVERY AND POST-PARTUM SUITES. THE HOSPITAL ALSO HAS A 36-BED INPATIENT REHABILITATION PROGRAM, AN AMBULATORY AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY CENTER AND LEADING DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING, ALONG WITH ADVANCED TRAUMA CAPABILITIES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES.HFMH AND AFFILIATES INCLUDING HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM ("SYSTEM") RESPONSE TO COVID-19 ANTICIPATING THE RISK AHEAD, THE SYSTEM INITIATED PLANS TO ADDRESS COVID 19 IN EARLY FEBRUARY 2020, WITH TARGETED TRAINING AND EDUCATION FOR HEALTH CARE TEAMS, EXPANDING TO THE TOTAL WORKFORCE, CONTINUING TO THIS DAY AS INFORMATION CONTINUES TO EVOLVE. THE SYSTEM ACTIVATED ITS SYSTEM INCIDENT COMMAND (SIC) LED BY THE CHIEF QUALITY OFFICER DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF MARCH 2020, WHICH SERVES TO CONNECT FEDERAL AND STATE INFORMATION AND GUIDELINES TO OUR OPERATING UNITS AND SERVES AS A POINT OF COORDINATED COMMUNICATIONS ACROSS THE SYSTEM, WITH LOCAL AGENCIES, AND TO THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE.THE SYSTEM ADMITTED ITS FIRST COVID 19 PATIENT ON MARCH 11, 2020. ALIGNING WITH THE CENTERS FOR MEDICARE & MEDICAID SERVICES (CMS) AND STATE RECOMMENDATIONS, IN THE THIRD WEEK OF MARCH 2020, THE SYSTEM BEGAN CANCELING ALL NON-TIME SENSITIVE VISITS AND CLOSING AND CONSOLIDATING ITS MEDICAL CENTERS AND CLINICS. THE SYSTEM'S PLAN INCLUDED RAPID CYCLE EXPANSION OF VIRTUAL VISITS, CREATION OF A COVID 19 HOTLINE, CONVERSION, OR REDEPLOYMENT OF ALL NONESSENTIAL WORKERS TO REMOTE WORK ARRANGEMENTS, AND CANCELING NONESSENTIAL BUSINESS TRAVEL AND SYSTEM EVENTS.IN MARCH 2020, THE SYSTEM LAUNCHED PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGING TO SUPPORT SAFE SOCIAL PRACTICES, CREATED OUTREACH PROGRAMS WITH KEY SOCIAL SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS, AND PARTNERED WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. THIS INCLUDED WORKING WITH THE CITY OF DETROIT TO ESTABLISH THE REGION'S LARGEST DRIVE THROUGH COVID 19 TESTING FACILITY AND PARTNERING WITH THE STATE TO CONVERT THE REGION'S LARGEST CONVENTION CENTER INTO A FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION SURGE FACILITY. IN ADDITION, THE SYSTEM PROVIDED ON SITE TESTING AT SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES AND SENIOR CENTERS.ON MAY 29, 2020, IN ALIGNMENT WITH THE MICHIGAN GOVERNOR'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS, THE SYSTEM BEGAN A STRUCTURED REOPENING OF ITS MEDICAL CENTERS AND CLINICS WITH AN INITIAL FOCUS ON THE PREVIOUSLY POSTPONED PROCEDURES. AS OF THE END OF 2020, PATIENT SERVICE VOLUME IS NEAR THE PRE COVID 19 BASELINE, WITH ALL FORMS OF VIRTUAL VISITS EXCEEDING 9,800 PER WEEK AND ALMOST ALL OF THE PREVIOUSLY FURLOUGHED WORKERS HAVE BEEN CALLED BACK. COVID 19 INPATIENT VOLUMES, WHICH WERE 861 AT THEIR PEAK IN EARLY APRIL, REACHED A LOW OF 27 IN EARLY JULY AND INCREASED IN EARLY DECEMBER TO 526. RECOGNIZING THE POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THIS INCREASE, SIC WAS REACTIVATED IN EARLY OCTOBER 2020. CONSISTENT WITH PATTERNS ACROSS THE STATE, THE SYSTEM'S COVID 19 VOLUME DECREASED TO 118 ADMITTED PATIENTS BY MARCH 14, 2021.WHILE THE ONGOING PATTERN OF COVID 19 CANNOT BE PREDICTED, THE SYSTEM BELIEVES THAT THE KNOWLEDGE GAINED DURING 2020 REGARDING EFFECTIVE CLINICAL PRACTICES AND TREATMENT PROTOCOLS, THE OPTIMAL APPROACH TO PROTECTING STAFF AND PATIENTS FROM VIRUS TRANSMISSION, AND HOW TO SANITIZE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTS HAS POSITIONED THE SYSTEM WELL TO MAINTAIN FULL SCOPE OF OPERATIONS.THE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE INCLUDED EFFORTS TO REPRIORITIZE THE WORK OF THE ENTIRE EXECUTIVE TEAM, REDIRECT RESOURCES TO THE FRONTLINE CLINICAL AREAS SUPPORTING COVID, INVESTMENT IN TEMPORARY FACILITIES, EXPANDING CARE CAPACITY, ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT TO SUPPORT PATIENT CARE AND COVID TESTING, AS WELL AS ACQUISITION OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO HELP PROTECT OUR PATIENTS, OUR TEAM MEMBERS, AND OUR COMMUNITIES. THE EFFORTS TO MEASURE THE COST OF RESPONDING TO THE PANDEMIC ARE ONGOING. NOT CONSIDERING THE COST OF ALL REDEPLOYED ASSETS AND TEAM MEMBERS, THE DIRECT INCREMENTAL COSTS OF RESPONDING TO THE PANDEMIC IN 2020 ALONE IS NOW ESTIMATED TO EXCEED $80 MILLION. MEDICAL EDUCATION:HENRY FORD HOSPITAL DOCTORS TRAIN APPROXIMATELY 900 MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDENTS, 675 RESIDENTS AND FELLOWS ACROSS 50 DIFFERENT AREAS OF MEDICINE EVERY YEAR. HENRY FORD HOSPITAL RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS ARE NATIONALLY ACCREDITED M.D. (DOCTORATE OF MEDICINE) TRAINING PROGRAMS.HENRY FORD MACOMB HOSPITALS TRAIN APPROXIMATELY 130 RESIDENTS IN 8 ACCREDITED TRAINING PROGRAMS, SEVEN BY THE ACGME AND ONE BY CPME.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $345.6M

  • Program 2 [2020]

    HFMH PROVIDES OUTPATIENT SERVICES AT MULTIPLE LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE NORTH EASTERN METROPOLITAN COMMUNITIES OF DETROIT. IN TOTAL THIS REPRESENTED 733,733 TOTAL OUTPATIENT FACILITY VISITS DURING 2020.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $136.5M

  • Program 3 [2020]

    HFMH OPERATES A LEVEL II EMERGENCY FACILITY. EMERGENCY SERVICES REPRESENTED 55,203 PATIENT VISITS DURING 2020.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $25.1M