Tips to help manage holiday stress during COVID-19

By Dr. Nicole Brady, chief medical officer, UnitedHealthcare of Michigan

Beaumont, Farmington Hills Lifts Some Visitor Restrictions

The hospital had temporarily enforced a no visitation policy for the entire Farmington Hills campus beginning Aug. 13.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

OCHN expands outreach efforts in recognition of May as Mental Health Awareness Month

Message From The City Of Farmington Regarding Covid-19

Please note, the City Council meetings scheduled for Monday, March 16 will be conducted.

2 New Rabies Cases Confirmed In Michigan

The disease has now been confirmed in a skunk in Farmington Hills, along with another case from Southfield.

Farmington Doctor Charged With Fraud By Michigan AG

The doctor is accused of billing unnecessary procedures and while she was out of the country.

Farbman Group Health & Wellness Roadshow w/ Free Health Services

Open-to-the-public event to feature a variety of health and wellness industry professionals

Routine physical exam questions can reveal alcohol addiction

Sobering thoughts for Alcohol Awareness Month

‘Dean of Detroit Radio’ Kevin O’Neill rocks his heart health

Longtime Farmington Hills resident exercises to stay alive, keeps them laughing in Beaumont’s Cardiac Rehab

Helping Heroes Over the Holidays

The holidays are a time when people gather together to give thanks and celebrate "the most wonderful time of the year."

Making It Count: 5 tips for choosing a health plan

Dustin Hinton, CEO, UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin

Michigan home health care agency recognized internationally

HOPE at Home Health Care’s focus on corporate social responsibility earns company finalist status in woman's award program

Detroit/Flint HOPE at Home is an Inc. 5000 fast-growing company

HOPE at Home Health Care ranks No. 1908; 'growth means impacting more lives—including caring for and serving the underserved'

Looking for More Information About MiABLE / ABLE Programs?

The ABLE program is for individuals who have significant disabilities and like saving money without it negatively impacting their SSI/SSDI

Healthy Eyes for Back to School

By Dr. Linda Chous, chief eye care officer, UnitedHealthcare

Veterans and Military Family Enrichment

The Red Cross is teaming up with Oakland Community Health Network to host a "Veterans and Military Family Enrichment" event.

September is Suicide Awareness Month

OCHN & OCHD Partner to Recognize September as Suicide Awareness Month

Detroit Institute of Arts Hosts Veteran Workshop

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) is partnering with Oakland Community Health Network(OCHN) to host the 10th Annual Community Art Workshop

OCHN CIO One of Crain’s Notable Women in IT/Tech

Royal Oak resident, Diana Bundschuh, has been recognized as one of Crain’s Detroit Business Notable Women in IT/Tech in Michigan.

OCHN Commits to Being a Zero Suicide Organization

Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) is taking steps to cultivate a Zero Suicide environment within its organization and Oakland County.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Visits OCHN

OCHN is being visited by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Monday and Tuesday, July 23 and 24, 2018.

Summer Vacation Tips for Parents of Children with Disabilities

Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) offers tips to help parents transition their children to a new summer schedule.

Arthrits and Your Feet

May is National Arthritis Awareness Month

Bring Your Unused Prescription Drugs To This Event

Turn in the drugs anonymously. Police then will destroy them.

Born at Just 25 Weeks, Jonathan Thrives After NICU Treatment

Treatment Performed at DMC Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Blood Drive Hosted At Costick Center on June 1

Giving blood takes approximately one hour. Donors must be in general good health, weigh at least 110 pounds, and at least 17 years of age.

Farmington Hills Hospital Among Those Penalized for Acquired Conditions

In all, 27 Michigan hospitals were among 769 nationwide whose Medicare and Medicaid funding was cut; 60 percent in Detroit and Flint areas.

Costick Center Hosting Blood Drive On Jan. 12

The blood drive will run from 8 am to 8 pm. Appointments can be made online.

Farmington Hills Police, DEA Sponsor Drug Take-Back Day

Free anonymous service helps get expired drugs out of homes.

Farmington Hills Fire Dept. to Offer ‘Heartsaver’ Class

The course will provide instruction in CPR/AED and first aid.

Hospital Safety Score Card: Check Beaumont-Farmington Hills' Score

Some southeast Michigan hospitals improved their scores over fall 2015, but several others slipped.

Beaumont Children's Gets $1M in Children's Miracle Hospital Partnership

The money will be used at children’s health programs at Beaumont Health locations across Metro Detroit.

What Pregnant Women Planning Spring Break, Rio Olympics Travel Need to Know About Zika

Pregnant women may want to avoid travel to Brazil and elsewhere in the Americas, Caribbean, South Pacific with Zika outbreaks. Get the list.

State's First Pediatric Flu Death Reported in Oakland County

Use this tool from Patch to find out where flu and other illnesses have been reported in your area.

Reduced Price Radon Tests Available for Farmington Area Residents

Radon exceeds EPA limits in Oakland County.

Opioid Addicts Younger Than Ever: Study

New Michigan State University study shows that 14- and 15-year-old opioid users are more likely than 20- and 21-year-olds to become addicts.

Area Pediatrician Exposed Flint Water Lead Crisis

For months, state officials denied a problem with water in Flint. But a West Bloomfield pediatrician refused to give up.

Get Healthy This Winter With Wearable Tech

Wearable tech can help you to monitor your health and avoid the winter weight gain. Need a device? Follow our guide to best tracker deals.

What Is Botsford Hospital's Safety Score?

More than 440,000 people die annually from hospital errors, injuries, accidents and infections, according to new study.

Botsford Hospital Near the Cellar in New CMS Ratings

Nationally, the number of five-star hospitals slipped and the number of one-star hospitals increased.