Legacy Chm

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010

Signed

Nov 14, 2011

Return Version

2010v3.4

Gross Receipts

$496,128,350

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Oncology - the division of hematology/oncology at children's hospital of michigan is a national and international leader in the field. In 2010, pediatric hematology and oncology specialists saw 1,444 inpatient cases, resulting in 5,712 patient days in the hospital. The oldest pediatric hematology/oncology program in michigan, the division combines state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment options with compassionate care by 13 board-certified pediatric specialists and more than 75 support staff. Division specialists work closely with other pediatric subspecialists to provide the highest level of coordinated, multidisciplinary care. Over the years, the program has made major contributions to the understanding and treatment of pediatric blood diseases and cancer. Services provided in this division are for children suffering from blood and cancer related diseases and disorders. Among these services are our sickle cell clinic and bone marrow transplant program and dedicated unit. As faculty members at wayne state university, the physicians are involved in extensive clinical, translational and bench research in pediatric blood diseases, coagulation and bleeding disorders and cancer/leukemia. Much of this research is funded by the national institutes of health, national cancer institute and other agencies, including the leukemia and lymphoma society and the national hemophilia foundation.

Activity 3

Surgery (general) - in 2010, pediatric surgical specialists at children's hospital of michigan conducted 13,926 inpatient and outpatient surgical procedures or operations on children of all ages, resulting in 2,809 inpatient cases and 14,506 days of hospital care. From appendectomies to heart transplants, children's hospital offers a wide range of pediatric surgery options with a multidisciplinary team of surgeons and other health care providers delivering an unparallelled level of pediatric surgical care. Pediatric surgery subspecialists at children's hospital include those in the following specialties: anesthesiology, cardiovascular surgery including heart transplants, cleft and craniofacial surgery, dental and oral surgery, ear nose and throat surgery, kidney transplants, neurosurgery including brain tumor removal, orthopedic surgery, pediatric surgery including burn and trauma surgery, eye surgery and plastic and reconstructive surgery and urological surgery among other services. If a child requires surgery where multidisciplinary care is required, children's pediatric subspecialty surgeons work together to provide the best care to children with complex injuries or congenital anomolies. The availability of these multidisciplinary pediatric surgical teams is one of the many advantages of treatment at the children's hospital of michigan.

Filer

EIN

38-1357994