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McLaren Health Care’s hospitals, ambulatory facilities, and home health care personnel are committed to providing exceptional, compassionate care even in the face of coronavirus. We have steadfastly continued to provide life-saving care throughout the onset of coronavirus and are determined to meet the health care needs of the communities we serve into the future.
We understand that safety is foremost in our patients’ minds during these unprecedented times. The safety of our patients and staff is always our top priority at McLaren. We want to assure patients seeking care at a McLaren facility that they are being treated in a safe environment by personnel who are adhering to the most current safety precautions.
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McLaren has resumed elective procedures and in-office care. Call your provider for details. Testing and safety precautions are in place to protect your health.
The safety of COVID-19 vaccines is a top priority. The U.S. vaccine safety system ensures that all vaccines are as safe as possible.
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Whether you need the specialized care of a hospital or just to tend to the coughs and sniffles that are slowing you down, McLaren locations across Michigan and Ohio are ready to help you get back to living.
McLaren offers a multitude of educational classes, support groups, screenings, seminars, and other special events to benefit you and your health.
At McLaren, we believe in empowering you to take charge of your health care. With convenient tools that allow you to visit a physician on your laptop or mobile device, access your personal medical information, check-in to an Emergency Room from the comfort of home, or find a doctor close to you, we are your partner for life.
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