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March 25, 2010 - Image 70

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2010-03-25

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HEALTH &

The situation may be
But not a true

FITNESS

wellness

WHERE DO YOU GO?

Happy
Birthday

Hospital marks
its first year.

H

enry Ford West

Bloomfield Hospital
turned 1-year-old last
week. In a short 12
months at the hospital:
• More than 1,300 babies made

their world debut at the hospital's
Birthing Center;
• Patient satisfaction scores

reached the 99th percentile just
three months after opening;
• 1,470 new jobs were created;

• More than 30,000 patients
received treatment in the

Emergency Department;
• Bed capacity was increased

to 160 from 60 on opening day,

with the hospital currently running
at 85 percent capacity.






On-Site Digital X-Ray Technology
On-Site Stat Lab Facilities
On-Site CT Scanning and Ultrasound
Cardiac Stress Testing Available

"Our goals for this new, award-
winning hospital were, and con-
tinue to be, quite ambitious," says

Gerard van Grinsven, president
and chief executive officer, Henry

Ford West Bloomfield Hospital.
"We built a hospital like no

other in health care, combining
the tradition of clinical excel-

lence Henry Ford is known for
with a focus on wellness and

Our most fundamental activity is the provision
of personal, timely and cost effective medical
care in a ‘y arm and friendly environment.

In addition to coughs, colds and infections
we commonly treat:

• Sprains • Strains • Fractures
• Lacerations and Burns
• Work, Auto and Sports Injuries
• Eye Injuries

DR. WEDER, medical director
at Lakes Urgent Care says
"Lakes Urgent Care was
created to provide patients
with a cost-effective, timely
alternative when they seek
quality medical care and
are unable to see their own
primary care physician."

www.lakesurgentcare.com

2300 Haggerty Road Suite 1010 j West Bloomfield, MI 48323

rOrt Haggerty Road just North of Meijer)

try are coming to learn from our
success."

Other first-year achievements at
the $360 million facility include:
• Novel diagnostics offered in

Senior Center at the Neuroscience
Institute for balance and memory
problems;
• An Epilepsy Monitoring Unit

benign tumors and urogynecol-
ogy) is now available;
• The latest additions of an

outpatient lab and the Physician

248-926-9111

Mon.-Fri. 5 pm-10 pm • Sat., Sun. & Holidays: 10 am - 6 pm
(Internal Medicine Primary Care Plhysicians from 8:30 tern 5 pm)
Most health insurances accepted and MC/'V'isa accepted

-

March 25 . 2010

Oakland County and beyond have
embraced us; and health care
institutions from around the coun-

that is consistently full;
• Robotic gynecologic surgery
for all subspecialties (cancer,

LAKES MEDICAL CENTER

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a service experience that is
second to none. The people of

Village, the Henry Ford Medical
Group and community doctors'
office away from home.

Plans for the second year
include:

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