The hospital is the third largest for beds among Henry Ford’s five acute-care hospitals. Senior leaders from the health system were joined by leaders from Henry Ford Macomb, Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and other dignitaries at the ceremony, which was limited to 50 invited guests in attendance because of the pandemic. The project was announced at an outdoor ceremony today near the site of what for now is being called the North Tower, which will be connected to the existing hospital with walkways above the current north entrance. In 2018, Henry Ford Macomb opened the county’s first hybrid operating room as part of a $37 million surgical, interventional and cardiac catheterization lab investment. The $318 million expansion and renovation represent the largest healthcare investment in the county’s history by a health system. Once completed, the project will transform the hospital campus for years to come as the county’s first hospital to provide all 361 of its licensed beds as private rooms for the safety and convenience of patients. Inpatient units in the existing hospital will also be renovated to create spacious private rooms.
Henry Ford Macomb, part of the Henry Ford Health System, is undergoing the largest expansion and renovation in its history with a new five-story, 225,000-square-foot addition featuring 160 private patient rooms that can be converted to manage critically ill patients on par with an Intensive Care Unit. Fast forward to today and that same hospital – now prominently known as Henry Ford Macomb Hospital – is marking a new milestone as an economic engine for Macomb County. Total number of ED visits who were seen on the previous calendar day who had a visit related to COVID-19 (meets suspected or confirmed definition or presents for COVID diagnostic testing – do not count patients who present for pre-procedure screening).DETROIT (June 8, 2021) – When a new hospital was built in Clinton Township in the 1970s, the area surrounding it was a large swath of farmland and M-59 was a two-lane road.
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