Crain's Detroit Business

Days after laying off most of its staff, the troubled Pontiac General Hospital has filed for bankruptcy protection for the third time.

Corewell Health’s Southeast Michigan nurses voted to join the Teamsters union Friday.

Dr. Michael Genord is out as the top executive at Henry Ford Health’s integrated insurer Health Alliance Plan.

Jurors punished Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan for terminating an employee for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine during the pandemic.

Hygieia, a digital insulin management software, filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Oct. 31 after 16 years of trying to commercialize their product.

The spinout comes less than a week after Henry Ford Health officially took over eight Ascension hospitals in Michigan.
 

The union gathered at least 50% of required signature cards from the roughly 8,000 nurses at Corewell’s hospitals.

The legislation will be enacted more than a dozen years after Republicans stopped a "scheme" under which independent home help providers joined the SEIU.

Dr. David Miller, 51, will replace the retiring Dr. Marschall Runge in the role, effective July 1, 2025.

The new tower is part of an overall $3.3 billion redevelopment of Detroit’s New Center neighborhood. 

The health system has close to $488 million in commitments for the campaign since it launched in 2021.

Under the no-cash deal, eight Ascension and Genesys hospitals and an addiction treatment center will be rebranded under Henry Ford Health.

The suit alleges Henry Ford Health had used tracking software on its website and patient portal since at least 2015 and violated HIPAA.

The Detroit-based insurer cut the positions this month in response to its $544 million underwriting loss, largely attributed to a rise in pharmacy costs.

A replacement has not yet been named, but a new leader of the system will be announced in the coming weeks.