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2020 New Physicians
munsonhealthcare.org more than 1,200 providers representing 76 specialties. 76 representing providers 1,200 than more with partners it network, health regional a As Michigan. northern in counties 30 from patients Munson Healthcare and affiliated hospitals serve serve hospitals affiliated and Healthcare Munson 2020 New Physicians New That network just got bigger. got just network That Michigan. lower northern in physicians of network largest the have We Sleep Medicine Ferris Alkazir, MD Hospital: Munson Medical Center Education: American University of Antigua Residency: Western Michigan University Fellowship: Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Joined: Munson Sleep Disorders Center Contact: 231-935-9307 Urology Diane B. Young, MD Hospital: Munson Medical Center Education: Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport Residency: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences State University Joined: Bay Area Urology Contact: 231-935-0322 Vitreoretinal Surgery Nathan D. Farley, MD Hospital: Munson Medical Center Education: Wayne State University Residency: Henry Ford Hospital/Wayne State University Joined: Associated Retinal Consultants Contact: 231-938-0710 (P): Primary Hospital *Also reads for other hospitals in the Munson Healthcare system Anesthesiology Orthopaedic Surgery Trent J. Rook, MD Rebecca A. Hess, MD Thomas Walbridge, DO Daniel K. Wilcox, MD Hospital: Munson Medical Center Hospital: Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital: Munson Medical Center Hospital: Mackinac Straits Health System Education: Pennsylvania -
Participating Hospitals
Participating Hospitals Ascension Borgess Hospital McLaren Oakland Ascension Genesys Hospital McLaren Port Huron Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital McLaren Thumb Region Ascension Providence Hospital Memorial Healthcare Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital Mercy Health Hackley/Mercy Campus Ascension River District Hospital Mercy Health Lakeshore Campus Ascension St. John Hospital Mercy Health Saint Mary's Ascension St. Joseph Hospital Metro Health Hospital Ascension St. Mary’s Hospital Michigan Medicine Beaumont Hospital - Dearborn MidMichigan- Alpena Beaumont Hospital - Farmington Hills MidMichigan Medical Center - Clare Beaumont Hospital - Grosse Pointe MidMichigan Medical Center - Gratiot Beaumont Hospital - Royal Oak MidMichigan Medical Center - Midland Beaumont Hospital - Taylor MidMichigan Medical Center - West Branch Beaumont Hospital - Trenton Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital Beaumont Hospital - Troy Munson Healthcare Grayling Hospital Beaumont Hospital - Wayne Munson Medical Center Bronson Battle Creek North Ottawa Community Hospital Bronson Methodist Hospital Oaklawn Hospital Bronson South Haven OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group Chippewa War Memorial Hospital ProMedica Bixby Hospital Covenant Medical Center Promedica Coldwater Regional Hospital Dickinson County Memorial Hospital ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital DMC Detroit Receiving Hospital & University Sparrow Carson Hospital Health Center DMC Harper/Hutzel Hospital Sparrow Hospital DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital Spectrum Health Big Rapids Hospital DMC Sinai-Grace -
Hospitals Participating in MOSAIC, by County and Region, 2015-2024
Ascension Genesys Hospital (Genesee) Aspirus Ironwood Hospital (Gogebic) Hospitals Participating in MiSP 2021-2024 Ascension Macomb Oakland Hospital (Macomb) Aspirus Iron River Hospital (Iron) Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital (Keweenaw) Ascension Providence Hospital, Novi Campus (Oakland) Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital (Ontonagon) Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital (Oakland) Ascension Providence Hospital, Southfield (Oakland) Ascension St. Mary’s Hospital (Saginaw) Covenant Health Care (Saginaw) Ascension St. John Hospital (Wayne) Deckerville Community Hospital (Sanilac) Detroit Receiving Hospital (Wayne) Marlette Regional Hospital (Sanilac) Henry Ford Hospital (Wayne) McKenzie Health System (Sanilac) Henry Ford Macomb Hospital (Macomb) McLaren Bay Regional Medical Center (Bay) Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital (Oakland) Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital (Wayne) Mercy Health Saint Mary’s Hospital (Kent) Hurley Medical Center (Genesee) Mercy Health Mercy Campus (Muskegon) Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital (Oakland) Metro Health Hospital (Kent) McLaren Greater Medical Center (Ingham) Spectrum Health Blodgett Hospital (Kent) McLaren Lapeer Region Hospital (Lapeer) Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital (Kent) McLaren Macomb Hospital (Macomb) McLaren Oakland Medical Center (Oakland) McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital (Emmet) McLaren Port Huron Hospital (St Clair) Munson Medical Center (Grand Traverse) McLaren Regional Medical Center (Genesee) Ascension Borgess Hospital (Kalamazoo) Michigan Medicine Hospital (Washtenaw) Bronson Methodist Hospital (Kalamazoo) St Joseph Mercy Hospital-Ann Arbor Hospital ProMedica Bixby Medical Center (Lenawee) Oaklawn Hospital (Calhoun) St Joseph Mercy Hospital-Chelsea Hospital (Washtenaw) ProMedica Herrick Medical Center (Lenawee) Spectrum Health Lakeland Hospital (St Joseph) St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital (Oakland) ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital (Monroe) Red dashed box indicates hospitals participating in the MOSAIC Transition of Care. St. Mary Mercy Hospital (Wayne) Sparrow Hospital (Ingham) . -
Healthgrades 2011 Patient Experiencein American Hospitals
HealthGrades 2011 Patient Comparing Outstanding Patient Experience in American Hospitals Experience Award Recipients to Hospitals in the Bottom 10% HealthGrades analyzed patient satisfaction data for 3,797 hospitals in the country using HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) hospital When compared to hospitals performing in the survey data obtained from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). bottom 10% for patient satisfaction, HealthGrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award recipients HealthGrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award™ recognizes hospitals for patient are attributed with the following: satisfaction based on patients’ experiences in their hospital. In all, 339 hospitals (just under 10%) were recognized as Outstanding Patient Experience Award recipients based 45% on the positive survey feedback from patients treated in their facilities. These results are more patients gave the hospital an overall rating of 9 or 10 based on data from April 2009 to March 2010. (10 being the highest possible) 34% Overall Patient Satisfaction Improved more patients responded that they Both the best‐performing and the poorest‐performing hospitals showed improvement always received help from staff quickly since the HealthGrades 2010 analysis (based on data from June 2008 to July 2009). 29% However, the poorest‐performing hospitals improved more than the best‐performing more patients rested better because their hospitals. The best‐performing hospitals experienced, on average, less than 1% room was always kept quiet at night improvement in positive responses overall, while the poorest‐performing hospitals 24% experienced, on average, a 3% increase in positive responses. more patients reported that the Overall, 80% of patients treated at the best‐performing hospitals would definitely staff always explained their medications to them prior to administering them recommend the hospital compared to only 55% of patients who received care from the poorest‐performing hospitals. -
Healthgrades Hospital Quality Clinical Excellence Report 2013: Announcing the Top 5% Hospitals in the U.S
Healthgrades Hospital Quality Clinical Excellence Report 2013: Announcing the Top 5% Hospitals in the U.S. for 2013 We are pleased to announce the 262 Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence™ recipients for 2013. This recognition places these hospitals in the top 5% of hospitals in the nation. During the 2013 study period (2009-2011), 262 hospitals showed superior performance in caring for patients in the Medicare population, as measured by objective clinical outcomes (risk-adjusted mortality and in-hospital complications) across at least 19 of 27 of the most common inpatient conditions and procedures. These hospitals are recognized as Healthgrades 2013 Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence recipients (see Tables 2 and 3). These 262 hospitals stand out among the rest for overall clinical excellence across a broad spectrum of care. While many hospitals have specific areas of expertise and high-quality outcomes in certain areas, these hospitals exhibit comprehensive high-quality care across clinical specialties. All Hospitals Are Not Created Equal: Hospital Choice Matters As shown in the American Hospital Quality Outcomes 2013: Healthgrades Report to the Nation, we’ve seen considerable improvement in hospital quality over time. However, quality disparities among hospitals persist, and hospital quality can vary *Statistics are based on Healthgrades analysis of significantly even within local service areas. MedPAR data for years 2009 through 2011 and represent three-year estimates for Medicare patients. Hospital choice can strongly influence patients’ odds of experiencing complications or emerging from their procedure alive and well. Study findings showed that there is wide variation in hospital quality across conditions and procedures: specific hospitals perform better than others in specific conditions and procedures. -
Page 1 of 3 Creating Care Connected Communities 695 Kenmoor Ave SE, Suite B Grand Rapids, Ml 49546 (844) 454-2443 | [email protected] |
Creating Care Connected Communities 695 Kenmoor Ave SE, Suite B Grand Rapids, Ml 49546 (844) 454-2443 | [email protected] | www.gl-hc.org Organization Name City County Alpena Regional Medical Center Alpena Alpena County Ascension Health - Borgess - Lee Memorial Hospital Dowagiac Cass County Ascension Health - Borgess - Pipp Hospital Plainwell Allegan County Ascension Health - Borgess Medical Center Kalamazoo Kalamazoo County Ascension Health - Genesys Regional Medical Center Grand Blanc Genesee County Ascension Health - Providence Hospital Southfield Oakland County Ascension Health - Providence Park Hospital Novi Oakland County Ascension Health - St John Detroit Riverview Hospital Detroit Wayne County Ascension Health - St John Hospital Warren Macomb County Ascension Health - St John River District Hospital East China St. Clair County Ascension Health - St Joseph Health System Tawas City Iosco County Ascension Health - St Mary's of Michigan - Saginaw Saginaw Saginaw County Ascension Health - St Mary's of Michigan - Standish Standish Arenac County Ascension Health - St. John Macomb - Oakland Hospital - Madison Heights Madison Heights Oakland County Ascension Health - St. John Macomb - Oakland Hospital - Warren Campus Warren Macomb County Beaumont Health System - Beaumont Hospital - Farmington Hills (formerly Botsford Hospital) Farmington Hills Oakland County Beaumont Health System - Grosse Pointe Campus Grosse Pointe Lapeer County Beaumont Health System - Beaumont Hospital - Dearborn (formerly Oakwood Hospital - Dearborn) Dearborn Wayne County -
[email protected] Be Held May 16-19Th in Washington, D.C
mixed nuts Conference Going nuts Lending a Schedule schedule and over nuts hand in of meetings registration the Himalayas and events 2010 ACEP LEADERSHIP CLINICAL CASE INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE EMRA ACTIVITIES AT SAEM AND ADVOCACY CONFERENCE Page 14 Page 16 Page 28 Page 30 April/May 2010 VOLUME 37, issue 2 EMThe Offi cial Publication of the EmergencyResident Medicine Residents’ Association There I was... Nathan Schlicher, MD, JD, St. Joseph Medical Center, Tacoma, WA, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle, WA, Legislative Advisor ike all good stories in the emergency of ACEP, Sandra Schneider, MD, Ldepartment, mine began the same. FACEP, President-Elect of ACEP, and There I was, in Washington, D.C., Bruce Auerbach, MD, FACEP, member minding my own business, having just of the ACEP Federal Governmental recieved a Leadership Award from the Affairs Committee. Quite a distinguished American Medical Association...when delegation put together in under a day! (Pictured left to right) Drs. Schlicher, out of nowhere, I received a call inviting It is important to keep in perspective Schneider, Auerbach and Gardner. me to the White House! To say the least, what this honor means to our specialty I was stunned. I wondered if I was being and the direct result of the hardwork pranked or if they had the wrong number. of staff, leaders, and our membership. On the other end of the line though were While our presence at the meeting was credible sources from EMRA and ACEP. an endorsement of our position as an The event for which we were invited – important stakeholder, it was not an the President’s announcement to push endorsement or support of the legislation forward with healthcare reform on not passed or any specifi c piece of March 3, 2010 – was a gathering of the legislation. -
Right Things, Right Reasons Christine Nefcy, MD, FAAP, Chief Medical Officer at Munson Healthcare, Shares Thoughts About Her First 12 Months at the Helm
August 2017 News for Munson Healthcare Medical Staff Right Things, Right Reasons Christine Nefcy, MD, FAAP, Chief Medical Officer at Munson Healthcare, shares thoughts about her first 12 months at the helm. Defining the systemic direction Despite the complexities, Nefcy the house?’” “It helps keep things has taken time. Last year, Nefcy said that best practices at each in perspective”, she laughs. met with Munson Healthcare’s hospital have elevated the system’s Another piece of advice she chief medical officers to begin approach to care. always keeps in mind is to “do the that process, she said. “Our behavioral standards right things for the right reasons.” “The big things that came out document was created by the “We have a great opportunity here of that meeting were that they CMO in Charlevoix; Grayling’s to work together as a system and wanted to work on shared approach to high-risk OB learn from each other’s strengths governance, reducing variation, patients is a best practice,” she and our weaknesses. We really are clarification of roles, culture, said. “We will likely be adopting stronger together.” leadership development, some of Manistee’s quality removing silos, and optimizing measurement practices, and Dr. Christine Nefcy can be Christine Nefcy, MD, FAAP the EHR,” Nefcy said. “They Cadillac really led the way in their reached at 231-935-6556 and Chief Medical Officer wanted to make sure we were development of a massive blood [email protected]. aligned clinically, operationally, transfusion protocol.” and financially.” Just hours into her first day on the With an eye to year two, Nefcy job last year, Dr. -
Curriculum Vitae: Thomas M. Matelic, M.D
East Leonard Medical Complex 1111 Leffingwell Ave. NE Grand Rapids, MI 49525 (616) 459-7101 www.OAMichigan.com Curriculum Vitae: Thomas M. Matelic, M.D. Specialty Sports Medicine Reconstructive Surgery of the Knee and Shoulder Arthroscopy Education Undergraduate: Princeton University, Princeton, NJ B.A., 1985 Medical: Wayne State University Medical School, Detroit, MI M.D., 1989 Training Internship: Wayne State University, Detroit, MI General Surgery Internship 1989 – 1990 Residency: Wayne State University, Detroit, MI Orthopaedic Surgery Residency 1990-1994 Fellowship: Wayne State University/ Detroit Medical Center, Detroit, MI Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship 1994-1995 Private Practice of Orthopaedic Surgery 1995 - Present Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan, P.C. Board Certification National Board of Medical Examiners American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons, July 1997 Recertified January 2008, 2018 American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery Subspecialty-Certificate in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine, November 2007, Recertified 2017 Academic Positions Program Director, Metro Health-Univ. of Michigan Health Orthopaedic Surgery Residency, 2017–pres. Clinical Faculty, U of M, Metro Health Hospital Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program – present Clinical Assistant Professor, MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine, August 2015 - present Assistant Clinic Professor, MSU College of Human Medicine April 1998 – Present Clinical Instructor, Orthopaedic Surgery WSU School of Medicine, July 1, 1994 – 1997 Clinical Instructor, MSU College of Human Medicine 1996 – 1998 Clinical Instructor/Lecturer, GVSU P.A. Program Fall 1996 - Fall 2002 Guest Professor, Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Lecturer on Sports Medicine injuries, 2005-present Director of Sports Medicine Residency Curriculum for the GRMEP Orthopaedic Surgery 2008-2013 East Leonard Medical Complex 1111 Leffingwell Ave. NE Grand Rapids, MI 49525 (616) 459-7101 www.OAMichigan.com Curriculum Vitae: Thomas M. -
State Federal
Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Hospitals Provider Directory Bureau of Community and Health Systems PROVIDER NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIPCODE COUNTY Allegan General Hospital 555 Linn Street Allegan MI 49010 Allegan Ascension Borgess Hospital 1521 Gull Road Kalamazoo MI 49048 Kalamazoo Ascension Borgess Lee Hospital 420 W High St Dowagiac MI 49047 Cass Ascension Borgess Pipp Hospital 411 Naomi Street Plainwell MI 49080 Allegan Ascension Brighton Center For Recovery 12851 Grand River Rd Brighton MI 48116 Livingston Ascension Genesys Hospital One Genesys Parkway Grand Blanc MI 48439 Genesee Ascension Macomb Oakland Hosp-Madison Hghts Campus27351 Dequindre Madison Heights MI 48071 Oakland Ascension Macomb Oakland Hosp-Warren Campus 11800 East Twelve Mile Road Warren MI 48093 Macomb Ascension Providence Hospital 16001 W Nine Mile Rd Southfield MI 48075 Oakland Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital 1101 W University Drive Rochester MI 48307 Oakland Ascension River District Hospital 4100 River Rd East China MI 48054 Saint Clair Ascension St John Hospital 22101 Moross Rd Detroit MI 48236 Wayne Ascension St Joseph Hospital 200 Hemlock Tawas City MI 48764 Iosco Ascension St Mary'S Hospital 800 S Washington Avenue Saginaw MI 48601 Saginaw Ascension Standish Hospital 805 W Cedar St Standish MI 48658 Arenac Aspirus Iron River Hospital & Clinics, Inc 1400 W Ice Lake Road Iron River MI 49935 Iron Aspirus Ironwood Hospital N10561 Grand View Lane Ironwood MI 49938 Gogebic Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital 205 Osceola Laurium MI 49913 -
Powerchart Personnel with Direct Email 6:06:12AM
4/1/2021 Powerchart Personnel with Direct Email 6:06:12AM Provider / Organization NPI Specialty Practice/Group Direct email Aagesen DO, Andrea L 1598962409 Physical Medicine/Rehab Michigan Medicine Physical Medicine and [email protected] Rehabilitation Aaronson MD, Keith D 1144305301 Cardiology Michigan Medicine Cardiology Clinic [email protected] Abouljoud MD, Marwan S 1316000896 General Surgery Henry Ford Transplant Institute [email protected] Abulaban MD, Khalid M 1033379458 Pediatric Medicine Helen DeVos Children's Hospital [email protected] Rheumatology Rheumatology Adamczyk MD, Brian A 1205856390 Family Practice Henry Ford Allegiance Health - Brooklyn [email protected] Adams DO, Andrew M 1174864383 Internal Medicine Thirlby Clinic [email protected] Thirlby Internists Adams DO, Daniel 1467862052 Physical Medicine/Rehab Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Physicians - @ Inpatient Services Adams DO, Todd R 1144433277 Traverse Heart & Vascular [email protected] Cardiology Internal Medicine Traverse Heart & Vascular Afman MD, Chad E 1154532448 Otolaryngology Spectrum Health Medical Group Ear Nose [email protected] & Throat Afr MD, Nancy M 1124031687 Obstetrics/Gynecology Urbana Medical Ob/Gyn [email protected] Aguin MD, Eduardo J 1235394420 Cadillac OB/GYN [email protected] Obstetrics/Gynecology Ahlgren MD, Bradley D 1790766871 Orthopedic Surgery Michigan Orthopaedic & Spine Surgeons [email protected] -
Nearly 1,000 Hospitals Earn Recognition by the Ratings Company
Apr 07 Nearly 1,000 hospitals earn recognition by the ratings company. Henry Powderly, Managing Editor Nearly 1,000 hospitals were named either top hospitals for patient experience or patient safety on Tuesday by Denver-based healthcare ratings company Healthgrades. For its first list, Healthgrades gave 2015 Outstanding Patient Experience Awards to 452 organizations, basing the awards on the scores providers earned on their Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems surveys, which polled patients who visited the hospitals in 2013. According to Healthgrades, only the top 15 percent earned recognition, though the results did vary by region and hospital type. California, Texas and Wisconsin saw the most hospitals score awards. Hospitals need to better understand shifting drivers of satisfaction in diverse patient populations across different hospital settings,” said Chief Strategy Officer Evan Marks in a statement. Meanwhile, Healthgrades dubbed 467 hospitals top performers for their scores related to patient safety, gleaned by examining claims data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on hospital stays from 2011 to 2013. The top 10 percent earned 2015 Patient Safety Excellence Awards, Healthgrades said. See the full list of Patient Experience winners. The following list shows the 453 hospitals who earned 2015 Outstanding Patient Experience Awards by ratings agency Healthgrades based on surveys from patients who stayed at these hospitals in 2013. Facility City State Abbeville Area Medical Center Abbeville