Community Mental Health 24-hour Crisis
(800) 241-4949
Provides 24/7 confidential support for people in distress, including crisis services and resources for individuals and their loved ones.
Child Lead Poisoning Case Management
(734) 727-2208
Provides services for children between the ages of 1 year and 6 years with elevated blood lead levels. Families are connected with environmental, community, educational, and medical services. Care is coordinated with the child's provider and Medicaid Health Plan as appropriate.
Children's Special Health Care Services
(734) 727-7088
Assists children and young adults (ending on their 26th birthday) with certain eligible medical conditions as determined by CSHCS doctors. Families of all incomes are eligible to join, including those with insurance. Some families may pay a fee to join; Payments are adjusted using a sliding fee schedule based on household income and family size.
Disease Control
(734) 727-7078
Offers biologics and vaccine distribution, immunizations, disease investigation and surveillance.
Emergency Preparedness & Response
(734) 727-7030
Provides exercises, plans, trainings, and emergency response services to address all public health emergencies having a direct impact on the health and welfare of Wayne County citizens.
Environmental Health
(734) 727-7400
Offers food service establishment inspection and plan review, body art facility inspection and plan review, private well and septic inspection, public swimming pool inspection, lead hazard abatement, childhood lead poisoning education, and vector-borne disease surveillance.
Federally Qualified Health Clinic (FQHC)
(734) 858-1940
Delivers comprehensive quality healthcare to families in one location. Services include Family Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Behavioral Health, etc. Most insurances are accepted, including Medicaid. Payment for uninsured patients is determined by using a sliding fee schedule based upon family income.
Healthy Families America: Families First Prevention Services Act Program (FFPSA)
(313) 537-1708
A free, voluntary, evidence-based home visiting program offering maternal and infant services and support for families that are at risk of having a child placed in foster care. Services are available to all Wayne County residents.
Healthy Families America: Wayne Program
(313) 537-1708
A free, voluntary, evidence-based home visiting program offering maternal and infant services and support for low-income mothers throughout Wayne County. Enrollment begins during pregnancy and continues with mom, baby, and family through the baby's first three years of life. We are here to provide support and resources when needed.
Hearing & Vision
(734) 727-7136
Screenings are provided for children ages 3-18 years old. Services are offered at schools, preschools, nurseries, day care centers, Head Starts, and on-site by appointment.
HIV Counseling & Testing
(734) 727-7101
Offers free, anonymous and/or confidential HIV/AIDS testing and counseling with same-day results available, partner services, and assistance to access HIV care.
Immunizations & Vaccinations
(734) 727-7101
The health department clinic provides routine vaccinations to infants, children, and eligible adults.
Immunization Records & Waivers
(734) 727-7044
School immunization information, including education and waivers to ensure students meet immunization requirements.
Link-Up Michigan
(734) 727-7259
Offers free, anonymous and/or confidential HIV/AIDS testing and counseling with same-day results available, partner services, and assistance to access HIV care
MSU Extension
(734) 721-6576
Provides current, research-based information through educational programs, webinars, articles, and demonstrations. Programs are offered in Youth Development, Early Childhood Education, Agriculture, Business Development, Community Development, Financial Literacy & Housing, Food Safety, Nutrition, Health & Wellbeing, Master Gardener, Community Food Systems, Natural Resources, and Sea Grant.
Safe Sleep Matters Program
(734) 467-3373
Emphasizes the importance of following infant safe sleep guidelines. The program provides educational workshops, materials, and resources for new and expecting families. Interested clients can register via email at waynecountyinfantsafesleep@gmail.com or contact coordinator at sjackson3@waynecountymi.gov.
Sexually Transmitted Disease Control & Clinical Services
(734) 727-7101
Provides confidential testing and treatment for syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia. Clinical staff contact county residents with untreated infections to assist in obtaining treatment. Free Rapid HIV testing with same-day results is also available. Free condoms are available upon request.
Tuberculosis Control
(734) 727-7078
Provides TB patients with care coordination to ensure the patient is fully treated and contacts are tested and evaluated.
University of Detroit Mercy Dental Clinic
(734) 727-7263
Offers teeth cleanings, oral surgery, pediatric, and restorative treatments by students who are under the supervision of licensed faculty dentists. Most dental insurances are accepted, including Medicaid. Payments are adjusted using a sliding fee schedule based on family income.
Veteran Services
(313) 224-5045
Provides funeral expense assistance, financial hardship and veteran support services. Provides emergency basic services (including such items as food, clothing, etc.) to honorably discharged veterans.
Wayne County Health Choice
(800) 935-5669
Provides affordable health care coverage for small business owners and their employees. Dental and vision coverage is also available for individuals.
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Food Program
(734) 727-7156
Provides nutritional counseling, formula, breastfeeding classes, hemoglobin and lead testing, food benefits, health screenings, social service referrals, community garden, and other services to help moms and their babies maintain good health. Services are provided to women and their children from conception up to age 5. There are eleven WIC offices throughout Out-Wayne County.