Henry Ford Health Teams Up with Google and Michigan Central for 5-year Collaboration

At the crossroads where technology intersects with every aspect of life, Detroit is once again at the forefront of innovation. This time, it’s through a pioneering collaboration that promises to reshape healthcare and mobility as we know it. Henry Ford Health (HFH) has embarked on an ambitious journey, teaming up with Google, Ford Motor Co., and other tech giants to create cutting-edge technologies for its new $2 billion hospital tower, strategically located across the street from its current flagship hospital. This week marks a significant milestone as the Detroit-based health system inked a five-year collaboration deal with Michigan Central, making it the second founding member behind Google. This partnership is part of a broader consortium led by Ford, aimed at developing next-generation mobility technologies. This initiative is not just about advancing technology; it’s about transforming Detroit into a beacon of innovation and problem-solving prowess. Michigan Central, a symbol of Detroit’s storied past and bright future, will officially open its doors to the public on June 6. Ford’s acquisition of the old train depot in 2018 was a bold move to create a mobility innovation hub, focused on propelling Detroit’s tech sector forward and addressing the challenges of tomorrow with advanced...