McLaren Health Management Group

McLaren Health Management Group Clair, and Cheboygan counties.

McLaren Health Management Group provides home health, palliative care, hospice, home infusion, pharmacy and comprehensive laboratory services across the McLaren Health Care system. A subsidiary of McLaren Health Care, McLaren Health Management Group manages post-acute care services across McLaren’s state-wide network, including community-based home health care, palliative care, hospice care, home infusion, pharmacy, laboratory, telehealth, and retail clinic services. Serving more than 375,000 patients and businesses in more than 30 counties throughout Michigan, McLaren Health Management Group maintains regional offices in Genesee, Macomb, Ingham, Bay, Isabella, St.

When winter weather makes travel difficult, McLarenNow Virtual Care makes it easier to get care from home. Our providers...
02/05/2026

When winter weather makes travel difficult, McLarenNow Virtual Care makes it easier to get care from home. Our providers are available twenty four hours a day to help with common illnesses, minor concerns, and unexpected health needs. Stay safe, stay warm, and connect with trusted care without leaving home.

Visit https://mclarenhealthcare.org/4cCAEBe to learn more!

WHAT'S GOING AROUND?— Each week, we ask our ER providers what ailments and conditions are commonly being seen in our Eme...
02/05/2026

WHAT'S GOING AROUND?— Each week, we ask our ER providers what ailments and conditions are commonly being seen in our Emergency Room.

THIS WEEK, Dr. Glenn DeLong, an emergency physician at McLaren Macomb, reports:

Influenza
After a slight decline, the volume of patients testing positive for the flu has returned, remaining steadily high with patients experiencing a fever, persistent cough, fatigue, and muscle aches, though most patients have been experiencing mild symptoms not requiring hospitalization.

COVID-19
While not has prevalent has the flu, cases of COVID-19 have maintained a moderately high level, though much like the flu, patients have largely been spared of severe symptoms.

Weather-related conditions
The extreme cold has caused several patients to seek care for various levels of frostbite, while many others continue to present to the emergency and trauma center with bone breaks and fractures stemming from a slip-and-fall in the icy conditions.

Chronic flare-ups
Extreme weather conditions keeping people indoors might also keep them from attending appointments that help manage chronic conditions, leading to an increase in ER visits for complications, often for conditions affecting the lungs.

Congratulations to Safety Champion, Theresa Blackman, Northern Home Care Occupational Therapist!“Theresa always has her ...
01/26/2026

Congratulations to Safety Champion, Theresa Blackman, Northern Home Care Occupational Therapist!

“Theresa always has her patients’ safety in mind. Her thorough assessments and keen observations have kept many patients safe over the years. This award is well deserved and recognizes her as a true Safety Champion,” said Lisa Lockwood, Clinical Supervisor Care Manager.

Congratulations, Theresa, and thank you for your dedication to patient safety!
Learn more about McLaren Health Management Group at: https://mclarenhealthcare.org/4gLkyqk.

❄️ Winter Weather Update ❄️Very cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills are expected across Michigan through the wee...
01/23/2026

❄️ Winter Weather Update ❄️

Very cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills are expected across Michigan through the weekend. These conditions can increase the risk of frostbite, hypothermia, and difficult travel, especially during overnight and early morning hours.

We want to help our community stay safe and prepared during the extreme cold. A few simple steps can make a big difference:

Cold Weather Safety Tips
• Limit time outdoors and dress in warm layers
• Watch for signs of frostbite (numbness or pale skin) and hypothermia (shivering, confusion, or extreme fatigue)
• Use space heaters, grills, and generators safely to prevent carbon monoxide exposure
• Take breaks and avoid overexertion when shoveling snow
• Check in on older adults, neighbors, and loved ones, and keep pets indoors
• If you must travel, keep your gas tank full and carry warm clothing, blankets, and a phone charger

For more information on how to prepare before, during, and after an emergency or disaster, visit michigan.gov/miready.

Please take care, plan ahead, and stay warm.

Fact: Hospice provides support for more than just the patient. Hospice care is a holistic support system that treats the...
01/22/2026

Fact: Hospice provides support for more than just the patient.

Hospice care is a holistic support system that treats the patient and their loved ones, providing essential services to families both during and after the patient’s life. To learn more about hospice visit: https://www.mclaren.org/main/hospice.

Cold weather can increase risks for slips, falls, and seasonal illness. McLaren Home Care helps patients stay safe and s...
01/13/2026

Cold weather can increase risks for slips, falls, and seasonal illness. McLaren Home Care helps patients stay safe and supported at home with personalized care plans and expert guidance.

Learn more: https://www.mclaren.org/main/home-care.

The Davison Hospice Social Work team went above and beyond by preparing and delivering 47 meals, including desserts, to ...
01/09/2026

The Davison Hospice Social Work team went above and beyond by preparing and delivering 47 meals, including desserts, to 15 families in need—bringing comfort directly to patients’ loved ones.

Thank you to the entire team and all who helped with delivery and setup. The compassion and dedication shown truly reflect the heart of hospice care.

Learn more about McLaren Hospice at https://mclarenhealthcare.org/3ZHSdL7.

At McLaren Hospice, we believe every moment matters. Our team provides compassionate support that brings comfort, dignit...
01/08/2026

At McLaren Hospice, we believe every moment matters. Our team provides compassionate support that brings comfort, dignity, and understanding to patients and families. This new year, we remain committed to ensuring families never face difficult moments alone.

To learn more about McLaren Hospice, visit https://www.mclaren.org/main/hospice.

Happy New Year from McLarenNow!As we welcome a fresh start, your health remains our top priority. McLarenNow gives you e...
01/05/2026

Happy New Year from McLarenNow!

As we welcome a fresh start, your health remains our top priority. McLarenNow gives you easy access to care through your phone, tablet, or computer any time you need it.

If the new year begins with a cough, a fever, or any minor unexpected ailment or illness, our trusted providers are here to help around the clock.

To learn more, visit https://mclarenhealthcare.org/3YShthE.

As we begin a new year, McLaren Health Management Group extends heartfelt appreciation to the patients, families, and co...
01/01/2026

As we begin a new year, McLaren Health Management Group extends heartfelt appreciation to the patients, families, and communities we serve. Our commitment remains centered on providing compassionate, high-quality care every day.

We look forward to supporting you in 2026 with the same dedication and trust you have come to expect from McLaren Health Management Group. To learn more, visit: https://www.mclaren.org/health-management-group/mclaren-health-management-group-home.

As we close out the year, we reflect with gratitude on the patients and families we have had the privilege to serve. McL...
12/30/2025

As we close out the year, we reflect with gratitude on the patients and families we have had the privilege to serve. McLaren Health Management Group remains dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-centered care in the year ahead.

To learn more about McLaren Health Management Group and the services provided visit: https://mclarenhealthcare.org/4gLkyqk

WHAT'S GOING AROUND?— Each week, we ask our ER physicians what ailments and conditions are commonly being seen in our Em...
12/26/2025

WHAT'S GOING AROUND?— Each week, we ask our ER physicians what ailments and conditions are commonly being seen in our Emergency Room.

THIS WEEK, Craig Keinath, an emergency physician assistant with McLaren, reports:

Influenza
More and more patients have been testing positive for influenza A, making it the most common reason patients are seeking care in the ED for symptoms of fever, cough, muscle aches, and vomiting.

RSV
Though not yet trending, there have been several patients who have tested positive for RSV, presenting with symptoms of fever and persistent cough.

Strep throat
There has been a growing trend of pediatric patients testing positive for strep throat after experiencing symptoms of a sudden sore throat and fever.

Slip and falls
Continuing icy and wintery conditions continue to send patients to the emergency and trauma center with orthopedic and soft tissue injuries.

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1515 Cal Drive
Davison, MI
48423

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18104968676

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