Weekly Update: How Coronavirus Is Affecting St. Clair Shores Area Nursing Homes

The federal government is tracking the decline of COVID-19 cases in nursing homes, including in the St. Clair Shores area.

How COVID-19 Is Affecting St. Clair Shores Nursing Homes: Weekly Update

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in St. Clair Shores.

Weekly Update: Hospital Capacity In St. Clair Shores Area

Here's how many inpatient and ICU hospital beds are currently filled in Macomb County and across MI.

Here’s How Coronavirus Is Affecting St. Clair Shores Nursing Homes

The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in St. Clair Shores.

Here's How Close St. Clair Shores Area Hospitals Are To Capacity: Weekly Update

Here's how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in Macomb County.

How Close Are St. Clair Shores Area Hospitals To Capacity? Weekly Update

See how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospital capacity in Macomb County and across Michigan.

St. Clair Shores Reports Elevated Lead Levels In Drinking Water

Eight sites in St. Clair Shores have elevated lead levels, according to the city.

Here's How Close St. Clair Shores Area Hospitals Are To Capacity

New data provided by the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the St. Clair Shores area.

Here's How Close St. Clair Shores Area Hospitals Are To Capacity

New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the St. Clair Shores area.

South Lake Public Schools Cited For Coronavirus Violations: State

The school district faces a nearly $10,000 fine for several violations, according to a state document.

2 St. Clair Shores Schools Have New Coronavirus Outbreaks: State

In total, the state said 21 schools are sites of new outbreaks of the virus.

Tips to help manage holiday stress during COVID-19

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

Macomb County Health Department Opens 2 New Flu Shot Sites

Drive-through locations are now available in Mount Clemens and St. Clair Shores.

City Of St. Clair Shores Extends City Closure Till April 13

The city will continue to reevaluate staffing and services as the situation progresses.

City Of St. Clair Shores Announces Blood Donation Campaign On March 25

City Of St. Clair Shores Announces Blood Donation Campaign On March 25.

City Of St. Clair Shores Closes Buildings To Contain Spread Of COVID-19

"The City of St. Clair Shores asks residents who frequently visit city buildings for services to conduct their business over the phone."

Emergency Declared In Macomb County

"Macomb County is taking every step possible to protect our residents," said Executive Hackel.

City Of St. Clair Shores Takes Preventive Measures To Covid-19 Notification

"The City is following these guidelines as well as implementing measures to avoid large gatherings and gatherings of high-risk populations."

St. Clair Shores Residents To Receive Info On Health Impact 0f Lead

This week you will receive the first of several informational notices about the health concerns related to lead.

New Measles Case Identified In Michigan

This case impacts St. Clair and Macomb counties, health officials said.

Farbman Group Health & Wellness Roadshow w/ Free Health Services

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

Are Vaccinations Drug companies producing safe for children !

Video on Vaccination safety includes a CDC WHISTLE BLOWER on the testing the safety of Vaccines is very Enlightening!

Making It Count: 5 tips for choosing a health plan

Dustin Hinton, CEO, UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin

Healthy Eyes for Back to School

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

New 'Eat Safe Fish' Guidelines Released By State

Do you know if the fresh fish you're eating is known to have a chemical contamination?

Meet St. Clair Shores’ 2018 Boston Marathon Runners

See who from town is running one of the world’s most famous races this Monday.

New Safety Guidelines For Eating Fish From Lake St. Clair

Fishermen beware: Some catches from Lake St. Clair are laden with chemicals, the state announced this week.

Over 17,000 People In Michigan Have HIV. Want to check your status?

Dec. 1, 2016 is World AIDS Day. You can check your HIV status at one of the Macomb County clinics listed below.

Hospital Safety Grades: St. Clair Area Hospitals, from 'A' to 'F'

Four Michigan hospitals received straight “A” report in ranking of patient injuries, accidents and infections in 2,600+ U.S. hospitals.

Mom's Gratitude Sparks Reunion with Bike Helmet Angel

After suffering an accident herself, Betty Haller gave her bike helmet to a 13-year-old boy and may have saved his life.

Macomb County Reports First 2016 West Nile Virus Case

During the remaining warm weather months, take precautions and eliminate standing water when possible.

Great Sex Good for Older Women, May Kill Older Men: Study

A Michigan State University study suggests frequent enjoyable sex reduces hypertension in women but increases cardiac risk for men.

Size Does Matter, Especially to Parents of Overweight Boys

As boys become fatter, one body part in particular may not be keeping pace.

SE Michigan Mayor Worried About Yellow Fever

Warren mayor says the city is taking a zero tolerance approach to standing water providing breeding grounds for disease-bearing mosquitoes.

Raw Milk: Worth the Risk of E. Coli? Recent Cases

Raw milk is either the best thing you can to boost your immune system, or a product that could make you double over with stomach cramps.

First Human Case of West Nile Virus Reported in Michigan

So far this year, 13 dead birds and three mosquito pools have tested positive for West Nile virus.

Hospital Safety Score Card: What Macomb Hospital Got a "D" Grade?

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

Thin on the Outside Yet Unhealthy on the Inside: Dangers of Skinny Fat

Although you may be jealous of someone who can eat anything and not exercise, they may suffer from being skinny fat, and it's dangerous.

As Temperatures Drop Inactivity Levels Rise: Get Moving

Don't fall victim to the rise of inactivity as the weather starts to cool. Keep moving. Try this fun fitness challenge!

Whooping Cough Makes a Return in Tri-County Area

The numbers may seem high, but they’re nowhere near the record for this time of the year.