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The McLaren Stroke Network team, while attending the International Stroke Conference 2026 in New Orleans, were recognized and honored by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. Providing 24/7/365 stroke care throughout the state, hospitals part of the McLaren Stroke Network had previously earned the organization’s Get With The Guidelines recognitions for their proficiency in care provided to stroke patients, including early stroke detection, timely use of clot-busting medications, as...

McLaren Greater Lansing, part of statewide McLaren Health Care, has earned a Chest Pain Center Accreditation with Primary PCI from the American College of Cardiology, becoming the only hospital in the Tri-County Area to hold the nationally recognized designation for its skill and proficiency in the care of patients experiencing a heart attack or other cardiac emergency. Designation as a Chest Pain Center recognizes that McLaren Greater Lansing has demonstrated commitment to its patients and their care —...

McLaren Health Care and its McLaren Heart & Vascular Institute have launched a first-of-its-kind cardiovascular screening program in Michigan to strengthen and expand its ability to identify patients’ risk for heart disease earlier and connect them with timely, appropriate care. Launched in partnership with Bunkerhill Health and its AI-powered Carebricks platform, the program applies its technology to patients’ clinical data already available to McLaren through those patients’ routine chest CT scans...

McLaren Greater Lansing, part of statewide McLaren Health Care, has earned a Chest Pain Center Accreditation with Primary PCI from the American College of Cardiology, becoming the only hospital in the Tri-County Area to hold the nationally recognized designation for its skill and proficiency in the care of patients experiencing a heart attack or other cardiac emergency.

McLaren Health Care, a statewide health system with hospitals and multispecialty medical campuses throughout Michigan, has announced that Clarkston Medical Group (CMG) has joined the system. CMG is a regional network of primary and specialty care providers serving northern Oakland County and its surrounding communities. “The Clarkston Medical providers and care staffs have earned and maintained the trust of thousands of families over its many years, and we are proud to bring them into the organization,”...

Hearing the words “you have cancer” can feel like the ground has shifted beneath you. Even before treatment begins, many people experience fear, worry, sadness, or a sense of being overwhelmed. Appointments, test results, side effects, and changes to daily life can take an emotional toll. While family and friend support is incredibly important, it’s okay to need more. Taking care of your mental and emotional health is a meaningful part of healing. At Karmanos Cancer Institute locations across McLaren He...

Benedette Ebosi, nurse assistant, was honored as the newest recipient of McLaren Greater Lansing’s Extraordinary Employee of the Season Award. This award acknowledges any employee in the hospital system for the extraordinary work they do. Ebosi’s nomination, submitted by a coworker, said: “Benedette is a blessing to our unit. She goes above and beyond, often times being the only nurse assistant on nights for our entire shift, which is a heavy acuity unit filled with oncology and neurology patients. We n...

The Karmanos Cancer Network and the McLaren Center for Research and Innovation (MCRI) have officially partnered on their first collaborative research study spanning both oncology and non-oncology research sites. The project, Ask Questions About Clinical Trials (ASQ CT), marks a significant milestone in integrating research efforts across McLaren Health Care and reflects a shared commitment to improving patient-centered communication about clinical trials. Led by Lauren Hamel, Ph.D., MBA, co-leader of th...

Winter is the time when colds, flu, RSV, and COVID-19 are more common. Short days, cold weather, and spending more time indoors can make it easier to get sick. Here are some helpful tips to help you take care of your immune system and prevent illnesses that can help you stay healthy and keep your family safe. Ways to Stay Healthy This Winter 1. Get Vaccinated Vaccines are one of the best ways to protect yourself. Think about getting: Flu shot COVID-19 booster RSV vaccine (for older adults or people with...

After weeks of indulging in holiday foods, drinks, and festivities, most people make New Year’s resolutions to join a gym, start a diet, or get healthy. However, getting healthy is more than just eating well and exercising. Here are five doctor-approved ways you can improve your health this year outside of diet and exercise: Drink enough water In a world full of Starbucks runs and specialty drinks, switching to water significantly helps weight loss by reducing calorie intake (replacing sugary drinks), m...