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333 W. Fort StreetSuite 1500

Detroit, Michigan 48226Phone: (313) 963-4990

The Greater Detroit Area Health Council, Inc.is a community service coalition of

more than 100 organizations dedicatedto ensure that all residents of Southeast Michiganhave access to high-quality, affordable health care.


Healthy Kids/Pregnant Women

A comprehensive health plan for children under age 19and pregnant women. There are no payments required,however there are some income criteria.

City of Detroit(313) 876-4711

MIChild/Pregnant Women

Provides basic health coverage and preventive services touninsured Michigan children and pregnant women whodo not qualify for Medicaid for $5.00 per month.

(313) 876-4711 or (800) 543-7765

Medicaid

The State of Michigan provides medical assistancethrough Medicaid and the State Medical Program (SMP).To qualify you must meet eligibility standards related toincome, family size, and other criteria. Contact your localHealth Department or Family Independence Agency(FIA) to determine your eligibility.

Genesee County FIA(810) 760-2200

Hillsdale County FIA(517) 439-2200

Jackson County FIA(517) 780-7400

Lapeer County FIA(810) 667-0801

Lenawee County FIA(517) 264-6300

Livingston County FIA(517) 548-0200

Macomb County FIAMt. Clemens – (586) 469-7700Sterling Heights – (586) 254-1500Warren – (586) 573-2300

Monroe County FIA(734) 243-7200


Oakland County Family Independence AgencyMadison Heights – (248) 583-8700Saginaw Street – (248) 975-5200Walled Lake – (248) 669-7600Pontiac – (248) 975-5400

St. Clair County Family Independence Agency(810) 966-2000

Washtenaw County Family Independence Agency(734) 677-1010

Wayne County Family Independence AgencyEmergency 24 hours – (313) 256-1837General Information – (313) 256-1000

Veterans Health Care

Provides comprehensive medical services includingprescription assistance to all military veterans who haveserved in the United States Armed Forces. The servicesare either free or require a small copayment.(800) 833-3450

Wayne County PlusCare

Provides comprehensive health services to residents ofWayne County, ages 21-64, who have low income and areineligible for other medical coverage.(313) 833-3450

Genesee Health Plan

Provides comprehensive health services to residents ofGenesee County, ages 21-64, who have low income andare ineligible for other medical coverage.(810) 720-7785

Infant Health Promotion Coalition

Provides referrals to agencies that assist pregnant womenwith health insurance, prenatal care, and agencies thatprovide assistance for women with young children.(313) 961-BABY (2229)

Local Health Departments

They offer a variety of free or low cost health and socialservices to residents of their area. These services mayinclude well-child clinics, prenatal care, breast and

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cervical cancer screening, family planning, immunizationsand other related programs. Services and eligibility varyfrom county to county and in some cases appointmentsare necessary.

Detroit Health DepartmentFour primary care clinics located throughout the city; callfor locations and services.(313) 876-4000

Geneseee County Health Department(810) 257-3612

Hillsdale County Health Department(517) 279-9561

Jackson County Health Department(517) 788-4420

Lenawee County Health Department(517) 264-5202

Lapeer County Health Department(810) 667-0391

Livingston County Health Department(517) 546-9850

Macomb County Health DepartmentCentral Health Service Center – Mt. Clemens(586) 469-5235

Southwest Health Center – Warren(586) 573-2210

Southwest Health Center – St. Clair Shores(586) 466-6800

Monroe County Health Department(734) 240-7800

Oakland County Health Department(248) 858-1280

St. Clair County Health Department(810) 987-5300

Health Services of Washtenaw County(734) 481-2502

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Wayne County Health DepartmentGeneral Information(734) 727-7000

Highland Park Clinic(313) 883-6109

Taylor Clinic(734) 955-3900

Westland Clinic(734) 727-7100

Planned Parenthood

• Provides reproductive health care including, annualexams, pregnancy testing, and sterilization to womenand men

• Fees are based on a sliding scale

• There are 26 clinics throughout Michigan

• Call (800) 230-PLAN to be connected to the clinicnearest you

United Way Supported Information and ReferralServices

United Way organizations provide information andreferral for a variety of health care programs includingprograms that assist those who cannot pay for prescriptionmedication. There are a number of these programsoffered by pharmaceutical companies. For informationand referral call your local United Way supportedinformation service.

Tel-Help of United Way Community Services ofMetropolitan Detroit(313) 226-9888 or (800) 552-1183

Medical Societies

If you do not have your own physician, your local medicalor osteopathic society will provide you with names ofphysicians in your area.

Genesee County Medical Society(810) 733-6260

Lenawee County Medical Society(517) 263-7118

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Macomb County Medical Society(586) 790-3090

Oakland County Medical Society(248) 646-4700

St. Clair County Medical Society(810) 987-9790

Washtenaw County Medical Society(734) 668-6241

Wayne County Medical Society(313) 567-1640

Michigan Association of Osteopathic Physicians andSurgeons, Inc. (Will make referrals for any county locatedin Michigan.)(517) 347-1555 or (800) 657-1556

Prescriptions

Crossroads92 East ForestDetroit, MI 48201(734) 722-2830

Provides a 15-day supply of medication. Clients must callto set up an appointment and provide verification thatthey do not have insurance.

Elder Prescription Insurance Coverage (EPIC)EPIC is a state program to help low-income seniorMichigan residents access prescription drugs. Eligibilityrequirements include: age 65 or over, not currentlyreceiving Medicaid benefits or private prescription druginsurance, not be institutionalized, and be a resident ofMichigan for at least three months. EPIC will cover mostprescription drugs plus insulin, needles, and syringes fordiabetics. Seniors can receive information andapplication materials at the following agencies:

General Information: (517) 241-3424

Genesee CountyBurton Senior Center(810) 744-0960

Davison Senior Center(810) 658-1566

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Eastside Senior Center(810) 250-5000

Grand Blanc Senior Center(810) 695-3202

Hasselbring Community Center(810) 766-7128

Krapohl Senior Center(810) 785-2270

McKinley Senior Center(810) 766-7251

Hillsdale CountyHillsdale County Senior Services Center(517) 437-2422

Jackson CountyJackson County Department on Aging(517) 788-4364

Lapeer CountyLapeer Department of Senior Activity(810) 724-6030

Lenawee CountyLenawee County Department on Aging(517) 264-5280

Livingston CountyLivingston County Catholic Social Services(517) 545-5944

Macomb CountyMacomb County Department of Senior Service(586) 469-6313

Monroe CountyMonroe County Opportunity Program(734) 241-2775

Oakland CountyCity of Royal Oak(248) 246-3900

Community Services of Oakland(248) 542-5860

Farmington Hills Senior Center(248) 473-1821

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Oakland Livingston Human Services(248) 209-2671

Older Persons Commission(248) 656-1403

Renaissance Home Health Care(248) 559-6440

Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Michigan(248) 967-1440

St. Clair CountySt. Clair County Council on Aging(810) 984-5061

Washtenaw CountyNeighborhood Senior Services(734) 712-7775

Wayne CountyBerwyn Senior Center(313) 277-7054

Bridging Communities(313) 842-4677

Brownstown Twp. Senior Center(734) 675-0920

Butzel Senior Center(313) 852-4753

Calvary Senior Center(313) 881-3374

City of Livonia Civic Park Senior Center(313) 593-7785

Crowell Adult Day Care Center(313) 538-1934

Dearborn City Hall(313) 943-2390

Delray United Action Council(313) 842-8620

Detroit Health Department(313) 876-0537

Ernest T. Ford Field House(313) 869-6217


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Eton Senior Center(313) 277-7765

Evans Center(313) 852-4282

Focus HOPE(313) 494-4442

Ford Senior Center(313) 291-7740

Franklin-Wright Settlements, Inc(313) 579-1000

Henry Ford Hospital – Social Work & Discharge Planning(313) 916-7374

Joseph Walker Williams Community Center(313) 894-2830

LASED Senior Citizens Center(313) 841-8840

Lincoln Park Senior Center(313) 386-310

North American Indian Association(313) 535-2966

Northville Area Senior Center(248) 349-4140

NW – YWCA(313) 537-8500

Plymouth Township Hall – Building(734) 453-3840

Senior Resources Department(734) 722-7628

September Days Senior Center(734) 699-8918

Services for Older Citizens(313) 882-9600

St. Patrick’s Senior Center(313) 831-2520

St. Rose Senior Citizens Center(313) 824-4242


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The Information Center(734) 282-7171

The Senior Alliance, Inc.(734) 722-2830

Twin Towers(313) 561-2382

United Home Health Services(734) 981-8820

Wayne Metro Community Services Agency(313) 843-2550

LillyAnswers(877) RX-LILLY

• A flat $12 administrative fee for a 30-day supply of anyLilly retail distributed drugs

• Open to Medicare enrolled seniors and people withdisabilities without any other prescription coveragethat meet income guidelines

Pfizer ShareCard(800) 717-6005

• $15 Pfizer prescriptions if you are enrolled in Medicare,have no prescription drug coverage and you meetincome requirements

World Medical Relief (WMR)11745 Rosa Parks Blvd.Detroit, MI 48206(313) 866-5333

Provides a limited amount of medication assistance toeligible senior citizens. Also assists with medicalequipment and supplies for low or no cost. Call foreligibility requirements.

Prescription Drug and Patient Assistance ProgramsTo make it easier for physicians to identify prescriptionprograms available for needy patients, member companiesof the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers ofAmerica (PHRMA) created a directory listing programsthat provide drugs to physicians whose patients could nototherwise afford them. The programs are listedalphabetically by company. Under the entry for eachprogram is information about how to make a request for


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assistance, what medications are covered and basiceligibility criteria.(202) 835-3400www.phrma.org or www.needymeds.org

Oakland County Senior Prescription ProgramOpen to Oakland County seniors age 60 and over who donot have prescription coverage. Discounts of 15-40% areavailable and participation is free.(866) 731–7213

Wayne County Senior Discount ProgramA discount prescription program for Wayne Countyseniors age 60 and over. The program offers discountsfor 5-30% on prescriptions. There is no cost toparticipate.(800) 777-1023

Macomb County Senior Prescription ProgramMacomb County residents who are age 60 and over canreceive discounts on their prescriptions at localpharmacies.(586) 469-6313

Other Prescription ProgramsHemophilia Foundation of Michigan117 North First Street Suite 40Ann Arbor, MI 48104(734) 761-2535 or (800) 482-3041

• Will help cover medications for adults and childrenwho have Hemophilia

Michigan Lupus Foundation26507 Harper AvenueSt. Clair Shores, MI 48081(810) 775-8310

• Provides one time, emergency assistance for peoplediagnosed with Lupus

Michigan Parkinson Foundation30161 Southfield RoadSouthfield, MI 48076(248) 433-1011 or (800) 852-9781

Myasthenia Gravis Association17117 W. Nine Mile RoadSouthfield, MI 48075(248) 423-9700


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• Provides mail order medication for the drugs Mestinonand Prednisone for persons with diagnosis of MystheniaGravis

National Kidney Foundation2350 South Huron ParkwayAnn Arbor, MI 48104(800) 482-1455

• Clients must be pre-dialysis, transplant or diagnosedwith kidney disease to be eligible for medication

Free or Low Cost Clinics

The following is a list of community based sources forobtaining free or reduced cost medical assistance. Theseresources can provide immediate assistance to eligibleclients in need. Since funding availability to theseagencies can change greatly, services can vary by themonth. It is always important to call first.

AACC Detroit Headquarters111 W. Seven MileDetroit, MI 48203(313) 893-5269

• Primary care for adults and children

• Teen health, substance abuse, and smoking cessationprograms

American Indian Health & Family Services4880 LawndaleDetroit, MI 48210(313) 846-3718

• Medical, dental, substance abuse, as well as preventionoriented services for youths

• Eligibility limited to American Indians

ACCESS9708 DixDearborn, MI 48126(313) 842-0700

• Primary care, immunizations, tobacco cessationprograms

• Accepts Arabic clients or any Dearborn resident,appointment preferred

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Arab-American and Chaldean Council16904 WarrenDetroit, MI 48203(313) 846-8156

• Primary care Monday-Thursday and mental healthcare on Fridays

Cabrini Clinic — Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church1435 Sixth St.Detroit, MI 48226(313) 965-9891• Provides free walk-in Tuesday 5-8 p.m. and

Thursday 1-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.

CHASS Clinic (Community Health and Social Service)1. 5635 W. Fort St.

Detroit, MI 48209(313) 849-3920

2. 801 Virginia ParkDetroit, MI 48202(313) 556-9907

Clarkson Child Health ClinicClarkson United Methodist Church6600 Waldon Rd.Clarkston, MI 48346(248) 858-1311

• General health care and immunizations

• Open Thursdays

• Eligibility limited to children ages 2 months-5 yearswho are uninsured Oakland County residents

Community Family Health Center1230 North MapleAnn Arbor, MI 48105(734) 998-6117

• Full range of primary care, including check ups, pre-natal care, contraception, flu shots, child birth classes,and school physical exams

• Hours: Monday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday,and Thursday 1-7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

• Sliding fee scale with proof of income

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Corner Health Center47 N. HuronYpsilanti, MI 48197(734) 484-3600

• 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday

• General medical care, OB/GYN, family planning andcounseling for women and girls 12-21 and theirchildren

Covenant Community Care28803 W. Eight MileLivonia, MI 48152(248) 477-2600

Detroit Community Health Connection1. 13901 E. Jefferson

Detroit, MI 48202(313) 822-0900

2. 611 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Detroit, MI 48202(313) 832-6300

3. 6550 W. WarrenDetroit, MI 48210(313) 897-7700

4. 7900 KerchevalDetroit, MI 48202(313) 921-5500

• Wide range of primary care, diabetic and HIVservices

• Free walk-in pregnancy tests and immunizations

Detroit Health Care for the Homeless2395 West Grand Blvd.Detroit, MI 48208(313) 897-2061

• Medical exams, OB/GYN, eye exams, basic dentalcare, and mental health

• Appointments and walk-in

• No fee

• 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridaysand noon - 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays


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Father Pops Clinic400 South Blvd. West (at Bagley)Pontiac, MI 48341(248) 332-9872

• Blood pressure screening, flu shots, vitamin B shots

• Physician available each Wednesday and chiropracticcare available once a month

Genesee County Free Medical Clinic2437 Welch Blvd.Flint, MI 48529(810) 235-7430

Grace Ross Health Center14585 GreenfieldDetroit, MI 48227(313) 852-4435

Hazel Park/Ferndale Child Health Clinic — FerndaleFree Methodist Church1950 Windward Hts.Ferndale, MI 48220(248) 424-7066

• General health care, immunizations, open first andsecond Thursday of each month

Herman Keifer Health Center1151 TaylorDetroit, MI 48206(313) 876-4826

Holly Presbyterian Church Children’s Health Clinic207 E. MapleHolly, MI 48442(248) 858-1311Holly residents call (248) 634-4418 ext. 8-1311

• General health care, immunizations, second and fourthWednesday of each month

Hope Medical Clinic103 Arnet StreetYpsilanti, MI 48198(734) 481-0111

• General medical and pediatric care as well asspecialized clinics to those without insurance ormedical benefits


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• All services are free

• Prescription assistance

Imani Family Health Center1550 TaylorDetroit, MI 48206(313) 871-2808

Lake Orion ChildrenLake Orion United Methodist Church140 Flint St.Lake Orion, MI 48362(248) 858-4001

Lenawee Medical Clinic400 W. South StreetAdrian, MI 49221(313) 263-7861

• Physicals, X-rays and help with prescriptions

• $3.00 donation requested for each office visit

• Must call to make appointment

Livonia Child Health ClinicClarenceville United Methodist Church20300 Middlebelt Rd.5Livonia, MI 48152(248) 926-3302

• Medical care, hospitalizations, home nursing, physicaltherapy, and speech therapy

Michigan Association of Physicians from India (MAPI)Free Clinic12701 S. Telegraph Rd., Rte 10Taylor, MI 48108(734) 374-3152

• Open Saturdays only

• Primary care

• Free breast exams, mammograms and Pap smears forwomen over age 40

Mercy Place Clinic55 ClintonPontiac, MI 48342(248) 333-0840


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• Open first Wednesday of each month

Mercy Primary Care Center5555 Conner Ave.Detroit, MI 48213(313) 579-4000

• Office visits, prescriptions, lab work, X-rays

• Office hours are 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday throughFriday

• Eligibility criteria include, adult residents of the city ofDetroit with an income less than 300% of the FederalPoverty Guidelines

Migrant Health Clinic100 E. Third StreetImlay City, MI 48444(810) 724-3201

• Open 9 a.m. - noon on second Saturday of each month

• Eligibility requirements include: adult residents ofOakland County who are working but uninsured

• No fee

Milford Children’s ClinicSt. George Episcopal Church801 E. CommerceMilford, MI 48380(248) 926-3302

Neighbors Caring for Neighbors Clinic (OutreachCenter)1. 58737 Van Dyke

Washington Township, MI 48043(586) 677-3788

2. 55 Church StreetMt. Clemens, MI 48043(586) 469-3750

• Migrant workers and their families

• Basic medical and dental care


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North Campus Family Health Service2364 S. Bishop St.Ann Arbor, MI 48105(734) 647-1636


• Open first, second, and third Tuesday of each month

Northeast Health Center5400 E. Seven Mile Rd.Detroit, MI 48234(313) 852-4231

• Non-emergency walk-ins welcome

Oakland Point Children’s Clinic250 Elizabeth RoadPontiac, MI 48341(248) 858-1311

• Full range of primary care, including checkups, pre-natal care, contraception, flu shots, childbirth classes,and school physicals

• Sliding fee scale with proof of income

Packard Community Clinic2174 PackardAnn Arbor, MI 48108(734) 971-1073

Shelter Association Health Clinic112 S. AshleyAnn Arbor, MI 48103(734) 668-7273

• Free services and prescription vouchers may beavailable

• Open to those with no insurance coverage of any kind

• Open Monday-Thursday 9-11 a.m. first come, firstserved

South Lyon Presbyterian ChurchFirst Presbyterian Church205 E. Lake St.South Lyon, MI 48178(248) 926-3302

• General health care, immunizations

• First and third Friday of each month


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Southfield Children’s Health ClinicSouth Oakland Health Center27725 Greenfield Rd.Southfield, MI 48076(248) 424-7066

• Primary care for adults and children, minor surgery,immunizations, and parenting support classes

• Sliding scale fees

St. Joseph Mercy Health System Clinic201 S. HamiltonYpsilanti, MI 48341(734) 480-0033

• Primary care

• Fees are based on income, but no one is denied care

• Walk-ins and appointments accepted

St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Outpatient Clinic44405 WoodwardPontiac, MI 48341(248) 858-3126

St. Vincent De Paul Center at Immaculate Heart ofMercy Church211 Glendale, Suite 412Highland Park, MI 48203(313) 837-5078

Thea Bowman Nurse Managed CenterRiverview Medical Offices211 Glendale AvenueHighland Park, MI 48203(313) 866-2415

Waterford Grace Baptist Church5311 Pontiac LakeWaterford, MI 48328(248) 858-1311

• General health care, immunizations, first and thirdWednesdays


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School-Based/Linked Health Centers

School-based/linked health centers provide a variety ofservices. These services can include: health screenings,immunizations, treatment of minor injuries, medicalexams, and lab services. Call your local clinic to find outwhat services they provide.

Genesee CountyBeecher High School Teen Health Center(810) 591-5743

Nolan Health Center/Dolan Middle School(810) 591-9333

Gundry Smart Start(810) 767-5750

Summit Center of Health/Summit Middle School(810) 767-5750

Jackson CountyJackson Public School(517) 789-8144 ext. 251

Macomb CountyNew Haven Adolescent Health Clinic(586) 749-5173

Oakland CountyPontiac Central and Northern High School(248) 857-8411

Wayne CountyAccess Teen Health Center(313) 842-0700

Blanchette Jr. High School(313) 729-8336

Bruce Douglas Teen Stop I(313) 876-4294

Butzel Middle School(313) 866-9973

Cartens Elementary School(313) 331-2081

Grace Ross Teen Stop 2(313) 876-4299

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Hutchings Middle School(313) 876-2920

Lincoln Elementary School Healthcare Center(734) 728-2423

Newton Elementary School(313) 838-6822

Northern High School(313) 873-6083

Romulus High School(734) 941-1400

Sanders Elementary School(313) 916-2920

Taylor Teen Health Center(734) 942-2273

White Elementary School(313) 916-2920

Mental Health Services

In addition to the listed organizations, the mental healthboards in each county offer assistance to persons withdevelopmental disabilities and to persons with emotionalor psychiatric disorders. Payment for services is based oneach person’s ability to pay. The boards should becontacted to determine what mental health services theyprovide.

ACC Mental Health Services99 West Seven MileDetroit, MI 48203(313) 893-6205

ACCESS Mental Health and Family Counseling6451 SchaeferDearborn, MI 48126(313) 945-8380

• Accepts Arabic clients or any Dearborn resident,appointment preferred

Arab-American and Chaldean Council16904 WarrenDetroit, MI 48076(313) 846-8156

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• Mental health care provided on Fridays

• Primary care Monday-Thursday

American Indian Health & Family Services4880 LawndaleDetroit, MI 48210(313) 846-3718

• Medical, dental, substance abuse, as well as preventionoriented services for youths

• Services are free to American Indians

• Others pay based on a sliding scale

Cabrini Clinic(313) 961-7863

Detroit-Wayne County Community Mental HealthServices(313) 833-2500

Genesee County Community Mental Health(810) 257-3742

Health Services Access555 TownerYpsilanti, MI 48198(800) 440-7548

• Assessment, referral and case management of clientsseeking substance abuse treatment

• No fees

Jackson and Hillsdale CountiesLifeways(517) 789-1209

Lapeer County Community Mental Health(810) 667-0500

Lenawee County Community Mental Health(517) 263-8905

Livingston County Community Mental Health Services(517) 546-4126

Macomb County Community Mental Health Services(586) 469-5275

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Michigan Psychological Services(810) 227-9371

Monroe County Community Mental Health Services(734) 243-7340

Oakland County Community Mental Health Services(248) 858-1510

St. Clair County Community Mental Health Services(810) 985-8900

Washtenaw County Community Mental HealthServices(764) 481-2502 or (800) 440-7548

Michigan Department of Public Health Center forSubstance Abuse Services — Access, Assessment, andReferral (AAR)These agencies, located throughout the state, referindividuals in need of substance abuse treatment to anappropriate residential or outpatient program. Substanceabusers who also need specialized services such asperinatal care or those who are high risk for diseases suchas HIV/AIDS or tuberculosis are referred for additionalsupport services. For more information, call the AARagency in your area.

Detroit Department of Health/Bureau ofSubstance Abuse(313) 876-4070

Downriver Community Conference/SoutheasternMichigan Substance Abuse Services(800) 686-6543

Livingston Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency(517) 546-4126

Macomb County Community Mental Health Services(586) 469-5275

Oakland County Health Division Office ofSubstance Abuse(248) 858-0001

Washtenaw Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency(734) 481-2502 or (800) 440-7548

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Dental and Vision Services

Dental Demonstration Project2479 Woodlake Circle, Suite 300Okemos, MI 48864(888) 826-6565

• Provides reimbursement for preventive andrestorative dental services through participatingproviders

• Eligibility limited to: HIV+, applied to Medicaid,200% below Federal Poverty Guidelines, Michiganresident

Detroit Health Care for the Homeless2395 West Grand Blvd.Detroit, MI 48208(313) 897-2061

• Medical exams, OB/GYN, eye exams, basic dentalcare, and mental health

• Appointments and walk-ins accepted

• No fee

• 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, andFridays and noon - 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays

Hope Dental Clinic9 South AdamsYpsilanti, MI 48198(734) 480-9575

• Need to go to clinic to set up an appointment

• All services are free

Migrant Health Clinic100 E. Third StreetImlay City, MI 48444(810) 724-3201

• Open 9 a.m. - noon on the 2nd Saturday of eachmonth; call for an appointment

• Basic medical and dental care

National Eye Care Project Helpline(800) 222-EYES

• Provides referrals to doctors who will perform free orvery low cost eye exams and surgery to individuals over65 years old

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Tri-County Dental Health Council29350 Southfield Rd., #35Southfield, MI 48076(248) 559-7767

• Provides referrals to dentists who provide care for feesbased on ability to pay.

• Residents of tri-county area eligible

University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry8200 Outer DriveDetroit, MI 48219(313) 494-6700

• Primary dental care, including emergencies

• Payment at time of service

• Fees are approximately 50% of a private dentist

University of Michigan Dental School Clinic1011 N. University AvenueAnn Arbor, MI 48109(734) 763-6933 or (888) 707-2500

• Preventive care, health education, basic restorativeservices, dentures, periodontal services, and 24-houremergency care provided

• Fees are lower than private practice dentists andpayment plans can be arranged

Wayne County Community College DentalHygiene Clinic8551 GreenfieldDetroit, MI 48226(313) 943-4000

• Low cost dental treatment for children and adults,spring/summer Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.,fall/winter 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

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Special Programs

AIDS Hotline(800) 872-AIDS (872-2437), (734) 727-7124(800) 750-TEEN (750-8336)

Children’s Special Health Care Services (CSHCS)Detroit Health Center1151 Taylor StreetDetroit, MI 48202(313) 876-0180

Children’s Leukemia Foundation29777 Telegraph Road, Suite 1651Southfield, MI 48034(248) 353-8222

Poison Control(313) 745-5711 or (800) 764-7661

Breast and Cervical CancerDetroit and Wayne County(888) 242-2702 or (800) 527-6266

Outside Wayne County(800) 922-6266

• Free screenings for women over 40 years of age who arelow to moderate income and belong to an HMO

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