Henry Ford Health Rochester Hospital

10/23/2026

Halloween is brewing in the NICU! Here's a sneak peek.

10/23/2026

313 miles. One game ball. One powerful mission. 💙

Inspired by his wife Shannon’s breast cancer journey, Flushing firefighter Cody DeLorenzo is running from Lambeau Field to Ford Field to raise $50,000 for Henry Ford Health’s Game On Cancer program.

After Shannon was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer at just 30 years old, Cody wanted to turn their family’s experience into support for other patients and families navigating cancer. The run has been exhausting and often lonely, but Cody says it doesn't come close to the battle that inspired it.

"I want to do something tough, something challenging. Put myself in the shoes of those that are dealing with cancer," Cody shared.

Dr. David Kwon, co-chair of Game On Cancer, spoke with WXYZ-TV Channel 7 about how the program helps patients manage challenges beyond treatment, including everyday expenses that can add to the burden of a cancer diagnosis.

Follow Cody’s progress at gameballrun.com and read more about the impact of his incredible efforts at the link in our comments!

10/22/2026

“Joint pain isn’t the first thing you think about when you think about menopause symptoms,” says Dr. Trevor Banka, our orthopedic surgeon at Henry Ford Health. “You expect hot flashes and dry skin, but it might not occur to you that your body aches are also related to menopause.” Read more:

You know estrogen levels plummet around menopause. What you might not have realized is that lack of estrogen and joint pain are often linked.

10/22/2026

Dear Jamie,

Thank you for your bravery and strength, through every round of treatment and in sharing your journey so openly. As a beloved voice in our community, you are now the one giving others hope when they need it most, and that is a gift. We will continue to be here for you and your family every step ahead.

With gratitude,
Your Henry Ford Health team

10/21/2026

Selena Gomez recently shared how ni****ne va**ng has affected her voice, raising broader questions about how inhaling smoke or v***r, including from ma*****na, can affect vocal health.

Henry Ford Health otolaryngologist Dr. Ross Mayerhoff explains what we know about ma*****na use and its potential effects on your voice and throat.:

Smoking or va**ng w**d can potentially harm your throat and upper airway. Here's what you need to know.

10/21/2026

We're proud to share our nursing leaders Dr. Cheryl Bellamy and Dr. Ashlee Vance were inducted as 2026 Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing, one of the highest and most prestigious honors in the nursing profession! 👏

🔹 Dr. Bellamy, our Perinatal Clinical Nurse Specialist, has dedicated her career to advancing women’s and newborn health. Her work includes developing evidence-based labor support education for clinicians and leading national efforts to strengthen nursing practice and improve neonatal outcomes. She was also recently named a Fellow of the AWHONN - The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses, becoming the first nurse from Henry Ford Health to receive this honor!

🔹Dr. Vance, an Assistant Scientist at our Center for Healthcare Improvement, focuses on improving neonatal outcomes by making families essential partners in care. Her work has helped shape nationally endorsed NICU guidance that recognizes parents as caregivers, not visitors. Her research also addresses critical needs such as parent mental health, parenting confidence and financial hardship, while her leadership helps prepare the next generation of nurse-scientists.

From advancing research and clinical practice to shaping the future of nursing, Dr. Bellamy and Dr. Vance exemplify the impact nurses have on patients, families and the profession. Congratulations to both on these well-deserved honors!

10/20/2026

Our team members cheered on the Detroit Pistons as they tipped off a new season at home today! 🏀

Want to join our team? Check out the opportunities here: henryford.com/careers

10/20/2026

Sardines are not likely a common item on your grocery list, but these small tinned fish are loaded with nutritional benefits. Here's why they belong in your shopping cart:

Sardines provide many nutrients for a small fish. Learn the potential health benefits of sardines, contamination risk and how to eat them.

10/19/2026

Does it seem like your child always has a meltdown after school? You're not alone. Kelly Melistas, our pediatric psychologist at Henry Ford Health, explains why - and what you can do about it:

After-school tantrums are common. Learn what causes "restraint collapse" and how to help kids regulate emotions as they transition from school to home.

10/19/2026

Looking for a sign? This is it! Schedule your flu shot today and help protect yourself all season long.

10/25/2024

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10/01/2024

📢 Starting this week, we will be joining Henry Ford Health. You will still be able to easily see the same news you know and love from us plus health tips, job postings, research innovations, events and more to keep you connected and informed. How do you do this? Follow Henry Ford Health on Facebook today. 💙

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04/24/2024

Get a complete heart check, including an EKG and one-on-one discussion with a doctor, at our no-cost Healthy Heart event on Saturday, April 27, at 7 a.m., at Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital (1101 W. University Drive, Rochester). No appointment necessary! Please arrive by 11 a.m. to receive a screening. Enter through the front entrance. Learn more: http://ascn.io/6188kyf1q

04/21/2024

A heart that flutters may be a sign of atrial fibrillation (AFib). It can increase your risk for stroke or heart failure. If you experience an irregular or rapid heart rate, don't ignore it. Talk to your doctor if you have any heart concerns. Learn more: http://ascn.io/6182bkmmo

04/20/2024

Get ready for Stroke Month! Talk to a medical professional about your risk for stroke, and get checked at our screening event on Saturday, April 27, at 7 a.m., at Ascension Providence Rochester Hospital (1101 W. University Drive, Rochester). No appointment necessary! Please arrive by 11 a.m. to receive a screening. Enter through the front entrance. Learn more: http://ascn.io/6188kmWdw