Trinity Health Oakland

10/21/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Amanda McClure, colorectal surgeon and chair of the Robotic Surgery Steering Committee at Trinity Health Michigan, on being named a 2026 Hour Detroit Top Doctor.

Featured in a recent profile, Dr. McClure shares insights on colorectal cancer prevention, the importance of screening and early detection, and her commitment to expanding access to care to help improve outcomes for patients. Hour Detroit Top Doc Amanda McClure, M.D. on Colorectal Cancer.

Read more at https://bit.ly/47t9iwO

Hour Detroit Top Doc Amanda McClure, M.D., a colorectal surgeon at Trinity Health, discusses ways to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer.

10/20/2026

Shoulder or elbow pain that won’t go away? It may be more than just a temporary ache.

Persistent pain, limited mobility, weakness, or discomfort that disrupts sleep could be signs of an underlying condition that deserves expert evaluation. Read more from Nick Farrar, MD, orthopedic surgeon with Trinity Health IHA Medical Group: https://bit.ly/3VFdR4u

10/20/2026

Recent news about Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis has many people thinking about a disease that touches countless families every year. It’s a reminder that lung cancer often has few symptoms in its early stages. If you’re at high risk, speak with your doctor about whether annual lung cancer screening is right for you. Early detection can save lives.

To learn more about lung cancer screenings, visit https://bit.ly/4scQyLe

10/19/2026

Supporting patients and their families goes beyond the care we provide every day. Trinity Health Michigan was proud to support the Annual Alzheimer's Walk in Ann Arbor, where our Geriatrics and Neurosciences teams joined community members, advocates, caregivers and families in raising awareness and showing support for those impacted by Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. Together, we're walking toward a future with better care, greater understanding and hope for a cure.

Learn more about Trinity Health Michigan's Memory Disorders program and memory care services at https://bit.ly/402PJIM

10/19/2026

175 physicians. 188 recognitions. 61 specialties.

Congratulations to our Trinity Health Michigan physicians named to Hour Detroit Magazine’s 2026 Top Docs list. Their commitment to exceptional patient care continues to make a difference in the lives of the communities we serve every day.

Read more at https://bit.ly/3UFasCp

10/19/2026

The 2026 Crain’s Detroit Business Healthcare Leadership Summit was a proud event for Trinity Health Michigan. Leah Corneail, our vice president of Population Health, and John O'Malley, president of Trinity Health Livingston, were recognized as Healthcare Heroes for the tremendous impact they have made in the communities we serve.

We were also proud to see Alonzo Lewis, president of Trinity Health - Southeast Michigan hospitals, and Ben Miles, president of Chelsea Hospital, share their expertise as panelists, helping lead conversations on how to tackle some of Michigan’s most pressing healthcare challenges.

10/19/2026

Erin Saotome, Speech Therapist with Trinity Health Probility Physical Therapy (), shares what you need to know about speech therapy. Find care near you at TrinityHealthMI.org/Speech.

10/15/2026

Laura Condit, Behavioral Health Manager for Trinity Health, shares how our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) gives patients with severe mental health concerns more options for healing.

10/14/2026

We pray for Pope Leo XIV: As he continues to recover, may his strength be renewed, and may he feel peace despite uncertainty as he continues to care for his earthly body.

10/14/2026

Dr. John Kanitra, a vascular surgeon for Trinity Health IHA Medical Group, shares what you need to know about Abdominal Aortic Aneurism, including the symptoms, who is at risk, and more.

10/13/2026

When a stroke suddenly left Michael Tindall unable to move his right arm and leg, he faced the challenge of rebuilding his independence from the ground up. Through intensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation at Trinity Health, Michael celebrated milestone after milestone. Read his inspiring recovery story: https://bit.ly/4zpdd9z

09/14/2026

Noticing changes in your child's posture, gait, or mobility? Don't ignore the signs.

The pediatric orthopedic team at Trinity Health Oakland Hospital, in collaboration with University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, provides expert care designed for growing bodies.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/46YYyWu

09/04/2026

Thank you to Oxford resident Kathy Major and the Collier Lanes community for recently raising $1,800 for Trinity Health Oakland's free mammogram clinic. Her support will help more than 10 uninsured women receive potentially lifesaving breast cancer screenings.

Interested in learning more about the free mammogram program and its impact? Contact Jill Schubiner at [email protected].

09/01/2026

When Jamie LaForest was told surgery wasn't an option for her complex cancer diagnosis, she sought a second opinion and found hope.

Dr. Lavanya Yohanathan and Dr. Vandad Raofi took on a case others deemed too complex. Today, Jamie's scans show no evidence of disease, and she's back to making memories with her children.

Read her inspiring story at https://bit.ly/46vw1aS

08/26/2026

A bell-ringing celebration this summer marked the end of cancer treatment for one young patient and a milestone worth celebrating. Through the partnership between Trinity Health Oakland Hospital and C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, more families can access specialized pediatric cancer care closer to home.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4y6DTvm

08/19/2026

Congratulations to Nurse Rosalind Schassburger and Volunteer Coordinator Barbara Stephen on being named recipients of the Heart of Trinity Health Award at Trinity Health Oakland!

Thank you for the compassion, dedication, and impact you bring every day. 👏

Interested in making a difference? Join our team at https://bit.ly/4hc3n5p

08/19/2026

A trip to the operating room can be intimidating for a child. That's why our care team looks for ways to make the experience a little less scary and a lot more fun!

With support from her care team, Emmerie recently cruised into the operating room in style.

It's comforting to know that Emmerie and other young patients are receiving expert pediatric surgical care from C.S. Mott Children's Hospital physicians, who offer pediatric surgery services at Trinity Health Oakland Hospital. With compassionate support and a focus on children's unique needs, it's expert care close to home for Oakland County families.

Learn more about our pediatric specialty care at https://bit.ly/4g6aOKn

08/18/2026

Congratulations to our latest DAISY Award recipients across Trinity Health MI!

These outstanding nurses exemplify compassionate, exceptional care and make a difference every day.

-Brittany Morgan, Trinity Health Ann Arbor

-Nicole McDonald, Trinity Health Oakland

-Danielle Randall, Trinity Health Oakland

-Kacie O'Donnell, Trinity Health Oakland

-Ryan Saigh, Trinity Health Oakland

-Melissa Laudicina, Trinity Health Oakland

-Tess Jimkoski, Trinity Health Oakland

Interested in making an impact alongside inspiring caregivers? Join our team today at https://bit.ly/4hc3n5p

08/17/2026

A meaningful new addition has arrived at Trinity Health Oakland's Henderson Reflection Garden.

A memorial wind chime now offers patients, families, colleagues, and visitors a beautiful way to honor loved ones. The first of its kind at Trinity Health Oakland, it joins tribute spaces across Southeast Michigan and serves as a lasting reminder of those who have touched our lives.

Learn more about the memorial chime and tribute opportunities at https://bit.ly/4fXOjau or contact Kyle Dornan, Annual Giving Manager, at [email protected].

08/14/2026

The Woodward Dream Cruise is Saturday, Aug. 15, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. You should expect traffic delays due to heavy congestion and road closures.

Northbound Woodward Avenue traffic will be diverted to eastbound South Boulevard.

Southbound Woodward Avenue traffic will be diverted to westbound M-59.

Emergency vehicles will continue to have full access to Woodward Avenue.