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Community celebrates milestone for Troy Medical Campus
TROY — On Oct. 21, Troy residents and associates with the University of Michigan celebrated the completion of the steel structure for two state-of-the-art facilities at the 224,000-square-foot Troy Medical Campus, now under construction at 2112 Cunningham Drive. The Troy Medical Campus will include both the Sidney and Madeline...
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McLaren Port Huron acquires Northpointe OB/GYN to expand care
After years of declining access to obstetric and gynecological care in St. Clair County, McLaren Port Huron is working to rebuild the number of physicians serving local patients. The hospital acquired Northpointe OB/GYN in October 2026, the county's only full-service obstetrics and gynecology practice, with plans to recruit additional physicians and expand access to women's health care. The practice, now operating as McLaren Port Huron Obstetrics and Gynecology at 1206 Washington Ave., has four OB/GYN physicians and one nurse practitioner, compared with eight physicians who previously served the area through two practices. Dr. John Brooks, McLaren Port Huron's chief medical officer, said the hospital hopes to eventually restore the number of local OB/GYN physicians to approximately eight. "We just lost a lot of access," Brooks said, referring to physician departures in recent years. For patients seeking a new provider, however, access remains limited. Hannah Collins, office manager at McLaren Port Huron Obstetrics and Gynecology, said the practice is temporarily not accepting new patients while completing its transition to McLaren. The office expects to resume accepting new patients around January 2027, although the timeline is tentative. Existing patients will continue receiving care. Local obstetric care has declined over several years In
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Flint Beat
The Poisoner brings Flint water crisis-inspired thriller to Detroit
FLINT, Mich. — A fictional thriller inspired by the Flint water crisis will take the stage in Detroit this week, with Flint residents being offered free tickets and transportation to one of the performances. “The Poisoner” follows a journalist who returns to his hometown and begins investigating a water...
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Karmanos Associate Center Director Saluted as Black Health Care Leader Serving Detroit Region
The first Michigan Chronicle Vital Signs: Salute to Standout Healthcare Leaders in Metro Detroit is out, and one of the 25 honorees is Hayley Thompson, Ph.D. Dr. Thompson is the associate center director of Community Outreach and Engagement at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute, where she is the faculty supervisor for the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) and also serves as a member of the Population Studies Research Program.