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Summary: - University of Michigan Health-Sparrow (formerly Sparrow Health System) is a nonprofit regional health system based in Lansing, Michigan, founded in 1896. - It operates Sparrow Hospital and multiple facilities, delivering comprehensive care across rural, primary, emergency, cancer, heart, and women’s health services (including a Level 1 Trauma Center and the Mother Baby Center). - The system has rebranded to University of Michigan Health-Sparrow; some communications may use Sparrow Health System or UM Health-Sparrow during the transition. - For East Lansing primary care specifically, UM Health-Sparrow provides local primary care practices as part of its network, focusing on accessible, community-based care in Mid-Michigan. If you’re seeking East Lansing primary care locations, you’ll likely find UM Health-Sparrow primary care clinics in the East Lansing area as part of the Lansing network, under the UM Health-Sparrow branding.

Summary: McLaren Greater Lansing is a nonprofit, tertiary teaching hospital in Lansing, Michigan (affiliated with Michigan State University) with 240–310 acute care beds (depending on source), a Level III Trauma Center, and comprehensive specialties including orthopedics, cardiology, women and children’s health, and the Karmanos Cancer Institute outpatient center. The campus houses a birthing center, medical/surgical units, and related health services. It serves as a major teaching facility and has affiliated residency programs. If you’re seeking doctors accepting new patients specifically at McLaren Greater Lansing, you may contact the hospital directly at (517) 975-1100 or visit their site for current provider listings and patient acceptance status.