Beaumont Hospital, Farmington Hills & Dearborn Dearborn is a 632-bed teaching hospital with Primary Stroke Center Accreditation; Farmington Hills is a 330-bed hospital; both have Level II Trauma status Farmington Hills (formerly known as Botsford Hospital) is a major osteopathic teaching facility with 12 residency and 5 fellowship programs; it is affiliated with the Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine Dearborn (formerly known as Oakwood Hospital) has 4 resident and 2 fellowship programs; it is affiliated with Wayne State University School of Medicine Program accredited by the AOA since 1962 and by the ACGME in 2017 4 residents per year chosen through NRMP as a Botsford Hospital program learn more about the program » learn more about Beaumont Hospital, Dearborn » learn more about Beaumont Hospital, Farmington Hills »
Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak & Taylor Royal Oak is a 1,100-bed hospital, with Level I Adult and Level II Pediatric Trauma status; Taylor is a 189-bed hospital with a designated orthopaedic and joint specialty center, as well as comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services Royal Oak (formerly known as William Beaumont Hospital) is a major academic medical center with 17 residency programs and 23 fellowship programs, including 4 orthopaedic surgery fellowship programs; it is the primary teaching site for the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine Taylor (formerly known as Oakwood Heritage Hospital) has two residency programs and is the site of the Wayne State University Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation program Royal Oak has had an accredited ACGME program since 1960; the new two-hospital program has Initial Accreditation from the ACGME 8 residents per year chosen through NRMP as a William Beaumont Hospital program learn more about the program » learn more about Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak » learn more about Beaumont Hospital, Taylor »