A Michigan lawsuit puts Sterling Heights’ Lakeside Manor at the center of a broader fight over nursing-home staffing.

A mosquito trapped outside Wayne County tested positive for West Nile virus — the first detection in the county this season. Officials are urging residents to take precautions.

Dr. David C. Miller, who became Michigan Medicine CEO on July 1, 2025, plans to leave the health system for an out‑of‑state job after a short tenure. The move creates a leadership transition at U‑M’s flagship health system.

A tick bite can trigger alpha‑gal, a delayed allergy to mammal meat that can be severe. Michigan officials and experts urge prevention as tick season intensifies.

Child drownings have ticked up nationally and a recent rescue on the Detroit River shows how fast it can happen. Doctors and local officials say lessons, fences and constant supervision save lives.

Mental‑health clinics say Blue Cross's incident‑to billing change could force follow‑ups from nurse practitioners to psychiatrists and lengthen waitlists.

Corewell and UnitedHealthcare struck a deal Thursday restoring in‑network access for thousands across southeast Michigan after months of stalled negotiations.

A DaVita dialysis clinic in Novi paused operations after a 71-year-old patient was found dead and multiple recent patients sought hospital care; investigators and county health officials are probing.

Corewell Health clinicians say pediatric e‑bike injuries have climbed since 2023, with crashes producing concussions, skull fractures and internal trauma. Experts urge helmets, training and limits.

Wallside co-owner Stuart Blanck gave Corewell Health $20M and the system will name its new Royal Oak outpatient center for the Blanck family.

State and poison‑control data show sharp increases in ER visits and poison‑center calls tied to nitrous oxide misuse, with neurologic injuries concentrated in young adults. Community groups and new laws aim to limit sales but access remains widespread.

The University of Michigan opened the Hadley Family Recreation & Well‑Being Center on June 17 — a five‑level, 200,000‑sq‑ft replacement of the CCRB with pools, courts and climbing.

Oakland County confirmed a Legionella case at Woodward Hills Rehabilitation; showers and tap water are suspended while investigators conduct months of testing.