
Henry Ford Cancer
Henry Ford Health is a nonprofit, integrated health system based in Detroit, Michigan. Key facts: - Founded in 1915 by Henry Ford; headquartered at 1 Ford Place, Detroit. - Second-largest health system in Michigan, operating 13 hospitals across Detroit, Flint, and Jackson, plus 18 offices nationwide (primarily in Michigan). - Services span cancer care, heart care, neurology/neurosurgery, orthopedics, primary care, bariatric surgery, organ transplantation, medical education and research. - Owns Health Alliance Plan (HAP) health insurance. - As of recent data, employs about 11,600+ staff and operates as a nonprofit under leadership including CEO Robert G. Riney; governance via a 15-member board. - Notable recent development: expanded to include Ascension Michigan in a 2024–2025 deal, restructuring as Michigan’s second-largest health system. - Contact/locations: HQ in Detroit; main campus at 1 Ford Place; additional Michigan sites include East China, Sterling Heights, Warren, Novi, and other Chester-area locations. If you’re researching cancer care specifically in Detroit, Henry Ford Health offers comprehensive oncology services as part of its integrated cancer program within this Detroit-based system.



