About McLaren Macomb

A premier medical facility dedicated to delivering exceptional health care services, located in Macomb County, Michigan.

1000 Harrington Blvd.
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
(586) 493-8000

McLaren Macomb is a 288-bed acute care hospital located in Mount Clemens, Mich. More than 400 physicians and nearly 2,000 employees work at McLaren Macomb making it one of Macomb County’s top employers. McLaren Macomb provides a full range of services, including cancer care, surgical services, orthopedics and cardiovascular care. As Macomb County’s first and only verified trauma center, the hospital operates the busiest emergency department in Macomb County. It is also an accredited chest pain center, a certified Comprehensive Stroke Center and an accredited bariatric and metabolic center. McLaren Macomb is a leader in graduate medical education with a rich history of providing high quality, compassionate health care in the community it serves.

  • Area's only certified Comprehensive Stroke Center
  • Level II Trauma Center
McLaren Macomb

McLaren Macomb Leadership


Board of Trustees


James C George

Chair

Carolyn Dorian

Vice Chair

Rita Ingersoll

Board Treasurer

Chad M. Grant

Executive Vice President
Chief Operating Officer
McLaren Health Care

Tracey Franovich

President
Chief Executive Officer
McLaren Macomb

Timothy Logan, DO

Chief of Staff

Bob Cannon

Member

Candice S. Miller

Member

John Paul Hunt

Member

Al Przybylski, DO

Member

Ted Wahby, Jr.

Member

Senior Leadership Team


Tracey Franovich

President & CEO

Dr. Hassan Beiz

Chief Medical Officer

Tricia Haener, MBA-HA, BSN

Chief Nursing Officer

Michael Woolsey, MBA

Regional Vice President, Human Resources

Jennifer Carbary, MBA

Vice President Marketing & Business Development
The Pride of Macomb County

For More Than 60 Years

McLaren Macomb is a 288-bed acute care hospital in Mount Clemens, Michigan—with over 2,000 staff and 420+ affiliated physicians. From world-class cancer & cardiovascular programs to the busiest emergency department in the region, we deliver compassionate, state-of-the-art care every day.

Born from 12 community physicians’ vision in 1944, our hospital has grown through continuous expansion—adding new wings, centers of excellence, and the cutting-edge da Vinci robotic surgical suite—to meet the evolving needs of our community.

Dr. Campbell A. Ward (photorestored)
Historic hospital building

Our History

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  • 1944
    Founding Group

    Twelve physicians & community leaders pool funds and pledges to renovate a house on Gratiot Ave. for local obstetric care.

  • 10 Feb 1945
    Hospital Opens

    Mount Clemens General Hospital opens with 40 beds & 17 physicians—treating 1,300 patients, delivering 360 babies & performing 616 surgeries in Year 1.

  • 1955–56
    New Campus

    Groundbreaking & opening of a new 104-bed facility on Harrington Blvd., funded by federal grants & community donors.

  • 1963
    3-Story Addition

    New wing increases bed capacity from 104 to 200.

  • 1968
    Expansion Plan Approved

    Three-phase plan for med/surg floors, pediatrics & library receives approval.

  • 1972
    ICU & CCU Dedicated

    Dedication of intensive care & coronary care units, plus pediatrics & med/surg floors.

  • 1975–76
    Ward Tower Opens

    Five-story Campbell A. Ward Tower opens, bringing total beds to 288.

  • 1982
    OR & Diagnostic Wing

    Phase 2 completes: new operating rooms, lab & radiology areas.

  • 1989
    Heart Institute

    Mat Gaberty Heart Institute dedicated, expanding cardiac services.

  • 1991
    Laparoscopic Surgery

    Minimally invasive procedures introduced—setting a new surgical standard.

  • 1994
    Medical & Birthing Center

    Groundbreaking on 144,000 sf addition for ICU & Family Birthing Center.

  • 1997
    Heart Center Consolidation

    Cardiovascular services unified into the Mat Gaberty Heart Center.

  • 1998
    Lab & Office Building

    Major lab renovation & opening of a new $9.6 M, 48,000 sf medical office building.

  • 2000
    ED Renovation

    Emergency Department expands to 24 private rooms, open treatment areas & trauma bays.

  • 2002
    Parking Deck Opens

    Six-level parking deck opens, adding 900 spaces to campus.

  • Mar 2004
    Cancer Center Dedicated

    Ted B. Wahby Cancer Center opens with new radiation oncology services.

  • 2005
    Surgery Center & Robotic Suite

    New 151,000 sf Surgery Center opens with da Vinci robotic surgical system.

  • 2006
    Renamed McLaren Macomb

    MCGH joins McLaren Health Care and is rechristened McLaren Macomb.

  • 2008
    Freestanding Cancer Center

    A new standalone Ted B. Wahby Cancer Center opens on campus.