DMC Sinai-Grace Hospital

Detroit, Michigan

General Information

6071 West Outer Drive,
Detroit, MI  48235

390 Beds

Level II Trauma Center

Charting System

Cerner

Scrub color worn by Nurses

OB

N/A

General

Navy Blue

OR

N/A

Hospital Description

Detroit Medical Center’s Sinai-Grace Hospital began as the consolidation of two hospitals in
1999. Grace Hospital brings a long history of excellence since opening their doors in 1888. Sinai
Hospital was established in 1953, becoming one of the central institutions for the Jewish

community and Jewish healthcare professionals. Since their merger, the two hospitals now form
the leading community academic hospital in northwest Detroit. Throughout the last ten years,
Sinai-Grace has been undergoing significant renovations, tripling the size of their former ER,
introducing new family-centered ICUs, and expanding their existing radiology area. This hospital
is now the largest of the eight hospitals in the Detroit Medical Center system, having 334 inpatient beds. Annually, more than 200 medical students and resident physicians go through
advanced training at Sinai-Grace. U.S. News and World Report includes DMC Sinai-Grace on
their list of America’s Top Hospitals.

Detroit is the second-largest metropolitan area in the midwest. Home to three of the biggest
auto manufacturers in the US, Detroit is appropriately nicknamed “The Motor City.” The city’s
rich, diverse culture, offers a wide variety of art, music, and cuisine. While having experienced a
financial crisis in the early 2010s, Detroit has worked hard to reverse negative press and spur
renovation and progress, creating numerous volunteer groups and a sense of neighborhood
community. As part of the Great Lakes area, summers can be hot, temperatures sometimes
exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit, while winters are quite cold, not rising above freezing on an
average of 44 days. Prospective urbanites will find Detroit a city steeped in history, activities,
and adventure.

General Information

6071 West Outer Drive,
Detroit, MI  48235

390 Beds

Level II Trauma Center

About this Hospital

Detroit Medical Center’s Sinai-Grace Hospital began as the consolidation of two hospitals in
1999. Grace Hospital brings a long history of excellence since opening their doors in 1888. Sinai
Hospital was established in 1953, becoming one of the central institutions for the Jewish

community and Jewish healthcare professionals. Since their merger, the two hospitals now form
the leading community academic hospital in northwest Detroit. Throughout the last ten years,
Sinai-Grace has been undergoing significant renovations, tripling the size of their former ER,
introducing new family-centered ICUs, and expanding their existing radiology area. This hospital
is now the largest of the eight hospitals in the Detroit Medical Center system, having 334 inpatient beds. Annually, more than 200 medical students and resident physicians go through
advanced training at Sinai-Grace. U.S. News and World Report includes DMC Sinai-Grace on
their list of America’s Top Hospitals.

Detroit is the second-largest metropolitan area in the midwest. Home to three of the biggest
auto manufacturers in the US, Detroit is appropriately nicknamed “The Motor City.” The city’s
rich, diverse culture, offers a wide variety of art, music, and cuisine. While having experienced a
financial crisis in the early 2010s, Detroit has worked hard to reverse negative press and spur
renovation and progress, creating numerous volunteer groups and a sense of neighborhood
community. As part of the Great Lakes area, summers can be hot, temperatures sometimes
exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit, while winters are quite cold, not rising above freezing on an
average of 44 days. Prospective urbanites will find Detroit a city steeped in history, activities,
and adventure.

Charting System

Cerner

Scrub Color that Nurses Wear

OB

N/A

General

Navy Blue

OR

N/A

Commuting

Hospital Features

Commuting

Walking & Biking

0% of nurses reported walking to this facility. 0% of nurses reported biking to this facility.

Driving

50% of nurses reported driving to this facility. 0% parked at the hospital, 0% offsite, and 0% on the street.

Public Transit

25% of people reported using public transportation. Nurses report there is NOT a nearby transit station.

Walking & Biking

0% of nurses reported walking to this facility. 0% of nurses reported biking to this facility.

Driving

50% of nurses reported driving to this facility. 0% parked at the hospital, 0% offsite, and 0% on the street.

Public Transit

25% of people reported using public transportation. Nurses report there is NOT a nearby transit station.

Food & Dining

Food & Dining

Is there a cafeteria? 🍟

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Is there a vending machine? 🍫

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Is there a cafe? ☕️

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Are there other options to eat nearby?

No

Is there a cafeteria? 🍟

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Is there a vending machine? 🍫

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Is there a cafe? ☕️

☀️ N/A

🌙 N/A

Other Food options Nearby?

No

Nurse Resources

Nurse Resources

Because of the fluctuation between floors, responses are coded as such 0-10% = No, 11-90% = Some, 90%+ = Yes

RT

Some

CNA

None

Phleb

None

HUC

None

Free Charge

Some

IV Start Team

None

Provider on Unit

None

Resource RN

None

Because of the fluctuation between floors, responses are coded as such 0-10% = No, 11-90% = Some, 90%+ =Yes

RT

Some

CNA

None

Phleb

None

HUC

None

Free Charge

Some

IV Start Team

None

Provider on Unit

None

Resource RN

None

Safety

Safety

 

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Scheduling & Floating

Scheduling and Floating

 

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Floor Culture & Pay

Floor Culture & Pay

 

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