Henry Ford Cancer
Cancer Care • Detroit, MI • Since 1915 • 20+ locations throughout Michigan locations
About
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.
Clinic Type
Cancer Care
Address
Henry Ford Cancer Pavilion, Detroit, MI (Henry Ford Health system)
Phone
+1-248-398-3200
Marc.Corriveau@hfhs.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye: 4.2/5 stars (based on 39 reviews) (39 reviews)
- Facebook: 96% recommend (37 reviews)
Patients praise
- High performing cancer care facility rated by U.S. News & World Report
- Compassionate and skilled nursing/clinical staff in many departments
- Effective specialized clinics like OncoStat for side-effect management
- Strong focus on integrative medicine and patient-reported outcomes
- Valuable patient education and support resources
Common complaints
- Issues with phone system and appointment scheduling/delays
- Reports of dismissive bedside manner or lack of clear communication from some providers
- Perceived lack of comprehensive care options in specific cases
"The doctors, especially Dr. Walker and her staff, nurses and everyone that treated me could not have been more professional, courteous and kind. The building is very nice and parking is free."
— Birdeye review"Communication about appointments was inconsistent, the approach felt dismissive, and there was little acknowledgment... We decided to seek care elsewhere, and the difference has been night and day."
— Birdeye review"I only saw caring and friendly people. The care team was immediate, and they were always willing to work with my schedule since I was driving 40 miles to downtown Detroit. You won’t find that anywhere else."
— Henry Ford Health patient storySynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Doctors at Henry Ford Health in Detroit perform world-first GammaTile procedure on spinal tumor — May 20, 2026
- Surgeons at Henry Ford Health use Virtual 3D modeling to treat cancerous tumors — May 7, 2026
- Cancer Symposium Ignites Research by Encouraging Collaboration | Henry Ford + MSU | Michigan State University — Nov 1, 2025
- Could Lung Cancer Be Related To Diet? Here's What A Recent Study Found | Henry Ford Health - Detroit, MI — Nov 1, 2025
- Air Pollution and Rising Lung Cancer | Henry Ford Health - Detroit, MI — Oct 1, 2025
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