You may already be familiar with the high standards
FOR MANY YEARS,
of health care practiced at Grace and Sinai hospitals.
Each specializes in such diverse areas as: trauma,
GRACE AND SINAI HOSPITALS
open heart surgery, women's care, inpatient psychia-
try, dialysis, and rehabilitation. But what you may
HAVE EACH STOOD FOR
not know, is in the future, these two Detroit Medical
Center (DMC) hospitals will be demonstrating just
EXCEPTIONAL HEALTH CARE.
how powerful their combined resources can be.
Within the next three years, the DMC will invest
IN THE FUTURE,
more than $135 million to expand emergency and
outpatient services and modernize inpatient and
THEY'LL STAND TOGETHER.
operating rooms. Ultimately, enabling the services
and physicians of Grace and Sinai to join together at
the current Sinai Hospital location on Outer Drive.
With over 500 beds and numerous outpatient ser-
vices, this consolidation will not only enhance their
existing capabilities, but allow them to offer a broad-
er range of care as well.
During the construction, there will be no loss of ser-
vice to the community and patients will continue to
receive care from their DMC doctors at each loca-
tion. And, as part of the DMC, the new Grace-Sinai
Hospital will benefit from the research and innova-
tion of Wayne State University. Also, you can count
on the new hospital to be sensitive to the needs of
all religious and ethnic traditions, including the
Jewish practices currently associated with Sinai.
So whether you're currently a patient of a Grace or
Sinai physician or are thinking about becoming one,
we want you to know that a new door will be open-
ing. Behind it, you'll find compassionate care and a
strong commitment to the community. The same
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qualities that have made The Detroit Medical
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Center the success it is today. For more information,
give us a call at (800) 666-3466.
Wayne State University
The Detroit
Medical Center