The Detroit Medical Center has named Daniel Lee CEO of Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital in Commerce Township.
Since stepping into the interim CEO role in February 2026, Lee has aligned with medical staff and the hospital’s leadership team to advance key priorities and drive meaningful early progress, according to Brittany Lavis, group CEO of DMC.
“We are confident this positive momentum will continue under Daniel’s leadership,” Lavis says. “As CEO, he will build on Huron Valley-Sinai’s legacy of providing exceptional care, with continued focus on sustainable growth, enhanced patient experience and high-quality outcomes.”
Lee has served in a series of leadership roles at the Detroit Medical Center and Tenet Healthcare, DMC’s parent company. He has been Group Chief Strategy Officer for Detroit Medical Center since 2023. Previously he worked at the Dallas corporate office of Tenet Healthcare, joining the organization in 2020.
“I’m committed to maintaining strong collaboration with our medical staff at DMC Huron-Valley Sinai Hospital, who remain central to delivering our shared mission,” Lee says. “We will continue to elevate care for the communities in and around northwest Oakland County.
Prior to joining Tenet, Lee was a consultant specializing in the healthcare industry with Deloitte and PwC (formerly PricewaterhouseCoopers). He received a double-major bachelor’s degree in economics and biochemistry, as well as an MBA in healthcare administration, from Baylor University.
Community members are invited to meet Lee at the hospital’s 40th anniversary celebration from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, June 18. The new CEO will join physicians, other hospital leaders, and team members, as well as community, business and government leaders for “Celebrating a Milestone of Care and Compassion 40th Anniversary Celebration” at the DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital Medical Office Building (MOB) Lawn at 1 William Carls Drive in Commerce Township.
