Henry Ford Health Announces Precautionary Measures to Fight Spread of Flu
Signage promoting the measures is being posted at the entrances of Henry Ford’s hospitals and medical centers, including Shelby Township's Henry Ford Macomb Health Center on Schoenherr.
The Henry Ford Health System on Wednesday announced two precautionary measures being implemented that are aimed at minimizing the spread of the flu. According to HFHS: Signage promoting the measures is being posted at the entrances of Henry Ford’s hospitals in Clinton Township, Detroit, Ferndale, Mount Clemens, West Bloomfield and Wyandotte, as well as entrances of its outpatient medical facilities across metro Detroit. This includes Shelby Township's Henry Ford Macomb Health Center on Schoenherr. More: Macomb County Sees Rise in Flu Symptom Cases; Find Vaccines in Shelby Twp., Utica “These measures were implemented to help control the spread of infection from the flu,” says William Conway, M.D., Henry Ford’s executive vice president and …
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