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Detroit Receiving Hospital
Detroit Receiving Hospital is an emergency/trauma center with 320 beds and a volume of 81,000 patients per year. Detroit Receiving Hospital has a number of services that are unique to the metropolitan area:

• An adult Burn Center with burn intensive-care and burn step-down units;
• A Psychiatric Crisis Center open 24 hours daily;
• A Rape Crisis Center with a rape counselor who is on duty 24 hours daily;
• A Spinal Cord Unit for treatment of patients with spinal cord-related injuries.

For more information on Wayne State University emergency physicians at Detroit Receiving Hospital, call (313) 745-3356. Children's Hospital of Michigan

Children's Hospital of Michigan
The Children's Hospital of Michigan emergency department is the only fully dedicated pediatric emergency department in the city. Aside from being a Level 1 Trauma Center and major hospital for medical disorders, it is the teaching arm for pediatrics in the Wayne State University School of Medicine. The emergency department of Children's Hospital is one of the busiest in the country with an annual census of 60,000.

The facility was refurbished in 1999 with the decor centered more toward children in all of the 15 exam rooms and hallways. The new trauma/resuscitation bay is a state-of-the-art facility with a capability of handling multiple patients simultaneously.

The emergency department of Children's Hospital of Michigan offers modality of treatment for children, including:

• Pediatric Burn Center
• Pediatric Hemodialysis
• Full compliment of all surgical specialties
• Physical medicine and rehabilitation; and
• A special team for head trauma.

For more information on Wayne State University emergency physicians at Children's Hospital of Michigan, call (313) 745-0113.

Sinai-Grace Hospital
Emergency physicians at Sinai-Grace Hospital, the only major trauma center in northwest Detroit, treat nearly 55,000 patients annually. The department sees patients of all ages with a wide variety of medical emergencies. The emergency department has recently undergone a major renovation and occupies more than 33,000 square feet of space.

For more information on Wayne State University emergency physicians at Sinai-Grace Hospital, call (313) 966-1090.

Harper University Hospital
Harper University Hospital is a 500-bed institution known for its oncology, neuroscience and cardiovascular services. Emergency physicians at Harper University Hospital Urgent Care Center handle about 24,000 annual patient visits with emphasis on adult medical complaints. The Urgent Care Center occupied a new state-of-the-art facility in 1994.

For more information on Wayne State University emergency physicians at Harper University Hospital, call (313) 745-1477.

Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital
Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital is the newest hospital in Oakland County, opening March 6, 1986. Since then, the department has seen steady growth. Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital was created to serve a population of about 200,000 in western Oakland County, including the surrounding communities of Highland, Milford, Walled Lake, Wixom and West Bloomfield. The ability to rapidly access the tertiary care provided by the other Wayne State University physicians at other facilities offers us the type of backup necessary to afford our patients the very best in acute medical care in community hospital setting.

For more information on Wayne State University emergency physicians at Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, call (248) 937-3400.