DESCRIPTION: Program mission is to help families and friends of alcoholics recover from the effects of living with the problem drinking of a relative or friend. Similarly, Alateen is a recovery program for young people sponsored by Al-Anon members. The program of recovery is adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous and is based upon the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, and Twelve Concepts of Service. The only requirement for membership is that there be a problem of alcoholism in a relative or friend.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides a mutual self-help support group (which uses the A.A. 12-Step model) for spouses, families, friends or anyone concerned with or affected by alcoholism. Meetings held at various times and places throughout Genesee County. Call (810) 234-1460 or visit the website: www.miafg.org for details on meetings.

FUNDING: Donations

DESCRIPTION: Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; they are self-supporting through contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. The primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

Mutual Support Groups for Alcohol Abusers
Provides mutual support groups and information on twelve-step support groups for persons affected by alcoholism or drug addiction (whether a user or family member of a user). Numerous meeting sites and times available for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA). Answering service (810) 234-0815 provides 24-hour, year-round operators who can give meeting details.
FEES: Donations accepted

DESCRIPTION: Professional medical specialty organization of allergists, clinical immunologists, allied health professionals and physicians dedicated to the advancement of knowledge and understanding of the issues concerning allergies and asthma through education, research, and public awareness.

Disease/Disability Information
Publishes newsletters, pamphlets, and brochures on allergies, asthma (including newborn and child allergies and asthma) and immunology. Call (800) 822-2762 or visit website: www.aaaai.org for information.

Physician Referrals
Maintains a list of physicians who specialize in allergies, asthma and immunology and can refer callers to a specialist in their area. Call (800) 822-2762 or visit website: www.aaaai.org for details.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Donations, grants, fundraising
PARKING: Yes, lot
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, but stops near corner of Beecher/Ballenger
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: The Alzheimer’s Association, a national network of chapters, is the largest national voluntary health organization committed to finding a cure for Alzheimer’s and helping those affected by the disease.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information on Alzheimer’s Disease and related disorders and can give referrals to helping agencies.
Call (810) 720-2791 or visit website: www.alzgmo.org for details.

Safe Return Program- Identification Service
Safe Return Program provides support to families who have had a family member wander away. Staff members check answering machine after hours and will return emergency calls to assist family members.
Call (810) 720-7291 or visit website: www.alzgmc.org for details.
FEES: Local program: free National program: $40.00

Mutual Support Groups for Alzheimer’s Disease
Provides on-going drop-in support groups (Genesee, Lapeer and Shiawassee Counties) for primary caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s disease or related disorders. Call (810) 720-2791 or visit website: www.alzgmc.org for details.

Respite Care
Provides referral to respite services for caregivers of persons affected by Alzheimer’s Disease and related disorders. The Respite Assistance Program provides family up to $500 per year to pay respite caretakers.
Call (810) 720-2791 or visit website: www.alzgmc.org for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Some income eligibility guidelines may apply. Call (810) 720-2791 for details.

Lending Library

Provides information for families and healthcare proffessionals, available for check out.

HOURS: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Provides services for persons with autoimmune diseases and for their families to alleviate the suffering of individuals afflicted with autoimmune related diseases through research, education, early detection, family support and supportive services throughout America.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides accurate, up-to-date information (via website or brochures) and supportive services for the 50 million
Americans afflicted with one or more autoimmune diseases. Call (800) 598-4668 or visit website: www.aarda.com for details.

Voluntary Health Organizations
Provides a program of service, education and research related to autoimmune diseases through voluntary contributions from the public at large. Call (586) 776-3900 or (800) 598-4668 or visit website: www.aarda.com for details.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service.

REACH TO RECOVERY/ Client-to-client Networking
The Reach to Recovery Program trains women who have survived breast cancer to give support and share their experiences in a comprehensive one-on-one visitation program for women with breast cancer or women who have just had a lumpectomy or mastectomy. Visits can also be arranged for men who have or had breast cancer. Call (810) 733-3702 or visit website: www.cancer.org for details.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides services for cancer patients and their families including information about symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures, methods of treatment or management of cancer. Call toll-free
(800) 227-2345 to speak with trained cancer information specialists for the most up-to-date cancer information, or visit website: www.cancer.org for details. Note: Spanish-speaking individuals are available.

Medical Transportation
Provides transportation for persons receiving chemotherapy or radiation treatment in the Flint area at the Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute or the Great Lakes Cancer Institute. Clients must alert workers at treatment centers that they need transportation.
ELIGIBILITY: Persons receiving chemotherapy/radiation therapy in Flint.
APPLICATION: Alert worker at Center where receiving treatment or call (810) 733-3702.
FEES: None

ROAD-TO-RECOVERY/ Medical Transportation
Volunteer drivers provide cancer patients with rides to and from treatment. If you are in need of a ride, please call (810) 733-3702 or 1-800-513-9930. Visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345.

We all Can Support Group
Group discussions and guest speakers provide emotional support and cancer education for patients, family members and friends. The group meets every Thursday at Genesys Hurley Cancer institute from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information call (810) 762-8226 or (888) 762-8675

Man-To-Man- Mutual Support Groups
Provides referrals to support programs where prostate cancer survivors provide one-on-one and/or group support for prostate cancer patients. Visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345.

Cancer Survivors Network- Mutual Support Groups
Provides an on-line community accessible 24-hours a day, seven days a week, created by and for cancer survivors and caregivers to connect with others who share similar experiences. Visit www.cancer.org or call (877) 333-4673.

Look Good, Feel Better- Peer Counseling/ Wigs
Provides services for persons going through radiation treatment or chemotherapy to help them feel better about their appearance. Clients are given a cosmetic kit (retail value of $200) and taught how to use it by a licensed cosmetologist. Clients who need wigs receive certificates which may be used for a wig and styling at a hair salon.

Sessions are held two times per month. Call (810) 733-3702 to make an appointment.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone who is receiving chemotherapy or radiation treatments.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 733-3702 to make an appointment.
FEES: Free

College Scholarships
Provides scholarships for students with a history of cancer. Indiana and Michigan residents who are U.S. citizens and have had a diagnosis before age 21 are eligible to apply. Visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345.

Fresh Start Program- Smoking Cessation
Provides Fresh Start program to help people stop smoking. Call (810) 733-3702 for details.

Specialized Information and Referral
Provides trained cancer information specialists who can answer questions about cancer and provide the most up-todate information. Call (800) 227-2345 or visit website: www.cancer.org for details.

Therapeutic Youth Camps
Provides a camp for children ages 4-15 who have or have had cancer. The camp offers recreation and companionship. A young adult retreat is available for ages 16-20.
Visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345.

Voluntary Health Organizations
Provides service, education and research related to cancer for persons with cancer and their support groups. Call (810) 733-3702 or visit website: www.cancer.org for details.

Hope Lodge
A temporary home-away-from-home provides lodging and a supportive environment for caregivers and cancer patients undergoing outpatient treatment. Visit www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (C.S.T.), M-F

DESCRIPTION: Not for profit health organization dedicated to eliminating brain tumors through research and to supporting people affected by brain tumors through education and services.

Client-to-Client Networking/ Disease/Disability Information
Provides free social work consultations; a mentorship program for new brain tumor support group leaders; a nation-wide database of established organizations that provide services to brain tumor patients and their families; a resource listing of physicians offering investigative treatments; and an award-winning Internet site. Call toll-free (800) 827-9918 or visit the website: www.abta.org for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals affected by brain tumors and their families.
APPLICATION: Call for application form.
FEES: None

HOURS: 8:00am - 4:30pm., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Provides information and referral for persons who have questions on diabetes; also provides fund-raising to help in research for a cure to diabetes. Call toll-free number for details.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information on the symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostics, methods of treatment, and disease management of both types of diabetes by way of pamphlets. Call toll-free (888) 342-2383 for details.

Therapeutic Camps for Diabetic Children
Sponsors summer camping programs for children with diabetes including a ranch/horseback riding camp at Camp Copneconic in Fenton, MI. Services include lodging, meals, activities, medical supplies, on-site medical staff, and interactive medical and nutrition education.
ELIGIBILITY: Diabetic children ages 8-16 years. Ranch camps – diabetic children ages 14-15 years
APPLICATION: Call beginning in January for schedule information.
FEES: $285.00 - $650.00 for one-week session. Limited financial assistance may be available.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Provides diabetic supplies at NO COST to Medicare or insurance clients (except HMO’s). Medicare or other insurance provider is billed for costs, but client pays no additional charges for these supplies.

Medical Equipment/Supplies for Diabetes
Provides diabetic supplies (glucose meters, test strips, lancets, lancing devices, diabetic shoes, alcohol swabs, control solution and more) at NO COST to Medicare or insurance (no HMO’s accepted) clients (note: other services add a surcharge for these items). Call for details.

DESCRIPTION: Eliminates barriers that prevent people who are blind or visually impaired from reaching their potential. The American Foundation for the Blind is dedicated to addressing the critical issues of literacy, independent living, employment, and access through technology for the ten million Americans who are blind or visually impaired.

Legislative Advocacy Regarding Blindness
Provides national advocacy representing the interests of blind or visually impaired people before Congress and government agencies.

Helen Keller Archives- Special Library Collections
Maintains a library of the collected work of Helen Keller, the only collection of its kind in the world, containing
her correspondence, documents, photographs, and memorabilia. Call (800) 232-5463 or visit website:
www.afb.org for details.

Specialized Information and Referral Regarding Blindness
Provides services for persons who are blind or who have low-vision problems including information on eye care, rehabilitation and eye care professionals, and referrals to appropriate providers of needed services.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Voluntary health organization dedicated to reducing disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke through advocacy, education, and research.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about cardiovascular diseases and stroke, including prevention and treatment, and healthy eating (includes the American Heart Association diet). Information is available via toll-free telephone number, printed materials, videotapes, educational programs, and a World Wide Web site at http://www.americanheart.org.
Provides referrals to heart disease and stroke mutual support groups.
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Call for information
FEES: Vary

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
BARRIER FREE: Yes, front entrance
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: The American Lung Association is the nation’s oldest voluntary health agency with a vision of “a world free of lung disease.” The mission of the American Lung Association is the prevention of lung disease and the promotion of lung health.

Disease/Disability Information
Offers educational services and programs concerning respiratory disease, and the effects of smoking and other environmental factors that affect air quality. Services include speakers, publications, and video loans.
Call (800) LUN-GUSA or visit web: www.alam.org
APPLICATION: Call one month in advance to schedule programs or reserve videos. Printed materials are mailed upon request.
FEES: None for speakers, video loans, and the first 25 copies of printed materials; prices for more than 25 copies range from $.10 - .25 per copy.

Film Collections
Maintains a film library on asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and other lung diseases. Call (810) 232-3177 for
details or go to website: www.alam.org

Mutual Support Groups
Offers medical education and support for individuals with lung disease and their families. Program includes limited instruction in inhalation therapy. Call (800) LUN-GUSA or visit web: www.alam.org
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals with respiratory ailments and their families
FEES: None

Smoking Cessation
Provides educational smoking cessation clinics, training for stop smoking instructors, a film library, free “Smoking Quit Kits,” and an on-line stop smoking program. Call (810) 953-3950 for details or go to website at:
www.alam.org

Voluntary Health Organizations
This nonprofit organization has national, state and local affiliations and is supported by contributions. They offer service, education and research related to lung diseases and conditions. Website: www.alam.org

PO Box 333, Flint, MI 48501 (Mailing address)

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Yes, lot free
BARRIER FREE: Yes, north entrance
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. It does this through services that are consistent with its congressional charter and the fundamental principles of the International Red Cross movement.

Great Lakes Blood Region Blood Banks
The Great Lakes Blood Region provides collection, processing, testing and distribution of blood, plasma and tissue products to local hospitals; schedules local blood drives at work sites or community locations; and collects, processes and stores an individual’s blood before surgery or arranges for a family member to do so. Volunteers to help staff local blood drives are always needed. Call (810) 232-1401 ext. 724 for details. For further information please call (800) 968-4283 or (810) 235-0002. Blood Donation Center open M/W, 1:00 p.m. – 6:45 p.m., and Fridays, 9:00 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: To give blood, one must be at least 17 years of age, weigh 110 pounds and be in good health.
APPLICATION: To volunteer call (810) 232-1401 ext. 724, (800) 968-4283 or (810) 235-0002 for details.

Health and Safety Services
Provides training and certification in Automated External Defibrillation (AED), CPR and First Aid.
Call (810) 766-6405 or visit website www.geneseelapeer-redcross.org for details.

Emergency Medical/Dental Program- Dental Bill,
Medical Expense and Prescription Expense Assistance
Provides assistance with prescriptions for persons who meet eligibility guidelines. May provide payment for emergency tooth extractions at specified dentists for persons who meet extremely narrow eligibility guidelines, as funds are available. This service is provided on Tuesday, Wenesday and Thursday. Call (810) 232-1401 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. EST, M-F

DESCRIPTION: National organization which provides information, support, and advocacy to help improve the educational, recreational, and health care opportunities of deaf and hard of hearing children and youth.

Disease/Disability Information/ Mutual Support Groups
Promotes parent-to-parent support, education, and local networking via a toll-free voice/TTY phone line which
offers encouragement and information, as well as referral to local Parent Affiliated groups and experienced parents who live or work near the caller. Also, provides a quarterly newspaper, printed materials, a speakers bureau of “expert” parents and sponsors a biennial national convention and a listserv (an on-line discussion forum) for the discussion of parenting issues faced by parents raising children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
ELIGIBILITY: Parents and families of children who are hard of hearing, as well as educators and professionals.
APPLICATION: Send an e-mail message to list proc@list.educ.kent.edu with nothing in the body of the message except “subscribe PARENTDEAF-HH (your real name- not your screen name).” All other services—call the tollfree voice/TTY Parent Hot Line at (800) 942-2732.
FEES: Phone services and listserv–none. Other services –vary

DESCRIPTION: The ALS Association is the only national not-for-profit voluntary health organization dedicated solely to the fight against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (often called Lou Gehrig’s disease). Seeks to promote awareness and understanding of ALS by providing up-to-date information and education materials to the ALS community, ALS patients and families, caregivers, researchers and members in the health care fields.

Assistive Technology Loan
Provides a loan closet for durable medical equipment for persons with ALS. Call toll-free (800) 88A-LSMI for details.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures, methods of treatment or management of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). Call toll-free (800) 88A-LSMI for details.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides a mutual support group for person with ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) or their family and friends. Meets
the 2nd Thursday of each month, 6:00 p.m., at Calvary Methodist Church, Flushing Rd. (between Dupont and
Chevrolet). Local contacts: Ellie Bonner (810) 635-2066 or Shawn Bryson (810) 694-1876 (Home) or (810) 257-0764 (Work).

PALS Respite Care Assistance Program
PALS (patient with ALS) is a free program available to any PALS who live within the service area of ALS of Michigan. The program will provide up to $15 an hour to be paid directly to respite care service industry. Up to 24 hours of care a month will be provided to the family or PALS when staffing is available. Call for details and an application.

HOURS: Monday 5 pm - 8 pm, Tuesday 11 am - 3 pm, Wednesday 11 am - 3 pm, Thursday 10 am - 1 pm, Closed Friday.
PARKING: Free lot on side of building
MTA BUS STOP: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides services to all women facing unplanned pregnancy. Free pregnancy tests, abortion/adoption education, adoption referrals, abstinence education, STD education, maternity clothes, baby items, medical and hospital care assistance and referrals, access to existing public and private assistance programs, pregnancy education, parenting classes.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to any woman
FEES:Free

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Membership dues, contributions, grants, sale of materials

DESCRIPTION: Program mission is to promote the prevention, treatment and cure of anxiety disorders and to improve the lives of all people who suffer from them. Since 1980, by disseminating information, linking people who need treatment with those who can provide it and advocating for cost effective treatments, the ADAA has made it possible for hundreds of thousands of individuals to benefit from its services and publications. The association is made up of professionals who conduct research and treat anxiety disorders and individuals who have a personal or general interest in learning more about such disorders.

Information and Referral- Information Clearinghouses
Maintains a clearinghouse of information on anxiety disorders and provides networking and technical assistance (as resources permit), to establish and sustain community-based self-help groups; sponsors annual national conference regarding new research, self-help and treatment approaches; publishes newsletter. Include $3 for postage when requesting material packet. Contact through website: www.adaa.org or E-mail to anxdis@adaa.org or call (301) 231-9350.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. .– 5:00 p.m., M – TH; 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., F

DESCRIPTION: The Arc Michigan exists to empower local chapters of The Arc to assure that citizens with developmental disabilities are valued and that they and their families can participate fully in and contribute to the life of their community.

Client-to-Client Networking
Provides information to families of young children with special needs and links families to each other for the purpose of information sharing and support. Information resources include a packet of general and specific print material and a directory of statewide learning opportunities. Program is funded by Early On Michigan.
ELIGIBILITY: Families with children with special needs who live in Michigan. Program targets families with
children age 3 and under.
APPLICATION: Call (800) 292-7851 or visit website: http://www.arcmi.org for details
FEES: Vary

Disease/Disability Information
Offers workshops which are of interest to people concerned with developmental disabilities. Topics include prevention issues such as fetal alcohol syndrome, nutrition, and human genetics; early intervention; special education services; adult services; estate counseling, and guardianship. Holds annual conference to address issues which affect persons with disabilities and their families.
ELIGIBILITY: Residents of Michigan
APPLICATION: Call (800) 292-7851 or visit web: www.arcmi.org for details.

www.arthritis.org
info.mi@arthritis.org
HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Local contributions
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides programs for persons with arthritis or related disorders.

On-line Store for Assistive Technology Equipment
Provides an on-line store that offers the convenience of on-line shopping for over 1,000 arthritis-friendly products such as vision and communication aids, foot comfort and care products, health and beauty aids, kitchen accessories, recreation and leisure products and more. Visit website: www.arthritis.org.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information and referral services for people with arthritis, their families and friends. Staffed by volunteers who provide general information on types of arthritis, treatments, medications, referrals, self-help aids, classes and exercise classes. Call (800) 968-3030 or check website: www.arthritis.org for details.

Joint Support Groups
Provides mutual support groups for persons with arthritis and arthritis related diseases including fibromyalgia and lupus-related conditions. Call (800) 968-3030 or check website: www.arthritis.org for meeting times and sites.

Physician Referrals
Maintains a list of physicians who work with persons with arthritis. Call (800) 968-3030 for details.

Therapeutic Aquatics
Provides aquatic and exercise programs for persons with arthritis or related disorders. Call (800) 968-3030 for
details.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Donations, grants
PARKING: Yes, barrier free lot available
MTA BUS STOP: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides supportive and transitional services for parents with children ages 14-21 that have a severe emotional disturbance, including mutual support network, information and referral, parent education and training and advocacy. Call (810) 257-3676 ext. 254 for details on services and meetings.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides a mutual support group for parents with severely emotionally disturbed children. Call (810) 658-1388
for meeting details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: No
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: AVKO Dyslexia Research Foundation was founded to help determine what dyslexia is, why traditional methods of teaching reading and writing fail to help most dyslexics learn to read and write and what is needed to raise the level of literacy to the point where the words, illiteracy, phonemic awareness, learning disabilities, dysgraphia, family literacy, adult literacy, and illegible handwriting will no longer have relevance. Provides training for parents, a library, materials for teaching and free daily tutoring if necessary.

Mentoring Programs
Provides trained tutors who help persons of all ages learn to overcome dyslexia with spelling/reading classes.

Special Library Collections
Provides the Bernice Webb Memorial Library, which has a specialized collection of materials on dyslexia. Free and open to the public. For further information visit the website: www.avko.org.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., T-F
FUNDING: Donations, memberships and fundraising
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: The Brain injury Association of Michigan 's mission is to enchance the lives of those affected by brain injury through education, advocacy, research, local support groups and reduce the incidence of brain injury through prevnetion.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information and referral services for persons with brain injuries and their families. Available 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., T-F. Call (800) 772-4323 or visit website: www.concentric.net/-biami for details.

Mutual Support Groups
Mutual support group for persons with brain injuries and their families. The Flint Chapter meets 4th Thursday,
8:00 p.m., McLaren Head Injury Bldg., G 4466 Bristol W.., Flint. For details call (810) 953-9854.

DESCRIPTION: Provides bereavement support groups open to all. Call (810) 235-2345 for details.

Bereavement Counseling
Provides bereavement support groups led by a facilitator, open to anyone. Meetings are held the 4th Thursday of each month, 7:00 p.m., Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 W. Hill Rd, Flint, MI. Individual couseling by appointment only. Call (810) 235-2345 for details.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides local registry for national bone marrow donor program.

Organ and Tissue Bank
Provides registration list for national bone marrow donor program. Facilitates special events and drives to raise awareness of need for donors. Call (810) 232-8121or (810) 762-5821 for details.

Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

DESCRIPTION: Provides a 60-day supply of GlaxoSmithKline medication for $5 to eligible individuals. Application must be made be a health care worker involved in the patient’s care.

ELIGIBILITY: Must be a U.S. resident, not be eligible for any prescription drug benefit and meet income guidelines (currently $25,000 for an individual, higher for a family; subject to change).
APPLICATION: Must be made by a patient advocate (any health care worker involved in the patient’s care). Visit website: www.bridgestoaccess.gsk.com or call (866) 728-4368 for more information.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M, T, Th, F and 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. W
FUNDING: City of Burton
PARKING: Yes, lot free rear of building
MTA BUS STOP: Provides van transportation for seniors
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides a multipurpose center for older adults which offers a variety of services and activities that are needed by and of interest to this population including hot lunch, assistance with transportation, prescriptions and free tax preparation assistance to senior citizens and low and middle-income taxpayers.

Prescription Assistance
Assistance to help seniors access the Elder Prescription Insurance Coverage (EPIC) Program which helps pay for prescriptions.

Transportation Assistance
Door-to-door transportation for Burton area seniors who would otherwise be shut-in. Vans pick up seniors at
home and deliver them to the center for lunch and other programs, M-F. Seniors are picked up on Wednesdays and taken to grocery store and banking activities. Call (810) 744-0960 for information.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: State of Michigan, property taxes, tuition
PARKING: Yes, lot and ramp
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, on campus at Horrigan Drive
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: The mission of Charles Stewart Mott Community College is to provide quality higher education for the people in Genesee and surrounding counties. Mott Community College reflects the cultural, ethnic, and gender diversity of the community, anticipating and responding to its varied needs and aspirations by providing learning opportunities for all who want to identify and develop their abilities and interests. Mott Community College will provide a sound general and liberal arts education and train a well-prepared work force that can successfully compete in the global community. The college is a catalyst for sharing technologies and facilitating technology transfer by effectively using resources and by building and sustaining community alliances. College faculty and staff are committed to equal access and opportunity for all students. The college’s strength lies in promoting excellence in teaching and eliminating barriers to learning.

Dental Care
Provides dental hygiene services to anyone at minimum cost. Services are done at Mott Community College by students, under the supervision of licensed dentists and dental hygienists and include oral screening; prophylaxis; fluoride treatments; periodontal evaluation, treatment and bi-annual cleaning; x-rays; and sealants. Fees are extremely low, and times when services are available varies with school seasons. Call (810) 762-0493, (810) 762-0328 (dental secretary), or visit website: www.mcc.edu for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
APPLICATION: Call to make an appointment (810) 762-0328 (dental secretary) or (810) 762-0493
FEES: Fees are extremely low and times when services are available varies with school seasons.

DESCRIPTION: Canine Companions for Independence is a non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.
Catholic Charities Of Michigan

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. M-Th, 8:30 a.m. –4:00 p.m. Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sat.
FUNDING: United Way, FIA, Diocese of Lansing, Community Foundation, GSAS
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Program mission is to empower individuals and families in a caring Christian manner to enrich their quality of life and that of the Genesee County community.

Substance Abuse Counseling
Provides substance abuse counseling for persons with addiction problems. Fees are based on ability to pay. Call (810) 232-9950 for an intake appointment or more information.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Fund-raisers, Flint Township, Carman Ainsworth Board of Education
PARKING: Yes, free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides various activities for senior citizens in the area, including dances, games, classes. Provides hot lunches for seniors, 12pm, M-F, health screening (2nd Mon, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., by appointment), legal seminars, volunteer help with taxes (Jan.-Apr.), dances, card parties, library, potlucks, crafts, quilting, tutor program, transportation to/from center, special services transportation, homemaker services, help with Medicare questions, miscellaneous recreational and educational opportunities.

Senior Ride Programs
Provides door-to-door transportation for area seniors who would otherwise be shut in. Transportation available to the senior center, medical appointments, grocery shopping and banks. Call (810) 732-6290 for details.

P.O. Box 815, Flint, MI 48501 (Mailing Address)

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., M/W. 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m. and 1:00p.m.-3:30p.m. F.
FUNDING: Contributions, fund raising, FEMA, Emergency Services Grant
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA Bus stop: Yes, 1 block
BARRIER FREE: Yes, front

DESCRIPTION: Provides financial assistance with basic needs including water bills, rent, mortgage, and food.

Medical Transportation
Provides transportation for children to medical facilities in Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Lansing. Adults going to the
same area can be transported too, if space allows. Services are free and provided by volunteers.
Call (810) 234-4693 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Membership dues

DESCRIPTION: The Celiac Sprue Association/United States of America, Inc., is a national education organization that provides information and referral services for persons with the conditions of nontropical sprue (celiac disease) and dermatitis herpetiformis and for parents of celiac children. CSA/USA, Inc., which is a non-profit corporation, has published a series of low-cost brochures on the gluten-free diet, gluten-free commercial foods and has access to a medical advisory board for specific inquiries and information not available through local community health systems.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides self-help support group for persons with nontropical Sprue and dermatitis herpetiformis.
Call (810) 686-2539 for meeting details or visit website at: www.csaceliacs.org.

HOURS: 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., M-S

DESCRIPTION: The primary goal of treatment at the Center is to help the children and adolescents with limb differences become as independent as possible in all areas of development. A multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive management for the child and family as their needs change from infancy through young adulthood.

Pediatric Orthopedics
Provides care for children and teens (ages birth to 21) with hand, foot and limb differences. Services include initial evaluation and second opinion, a pre-natal and pre-adoption consultation, assistive technology evaluations, hospitality lodging, subsidy fund for out-of-state patients, resource and loan library, peer support services and an annual family picnic.
FEES: Accepts most insurance, Children’s Special Health Care Services (CHHCS) and Medicaid

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: The Center for Civil Justice (CCJ) is a private, non-profit law firm that provides free legal services in civil matters. Priority is given to issues that affect large numbers of low-income persons.

HELP (Healthcare Eligibility Law Project)
HELP offers a telephone “HELP-line” that can answer many questions about government health insurance programs and rules. Provides help to clients with the application process. Staff works with callers to address many problems regarding obtaining, keeping, or using their governmental healthcare coverage. Project serves only those living in Genesee County.

Food Stamp Help Line
Tells callers whether they may qualify for Food Stamps, the amount of expected benefits, and offers advice on the application process. Project serves the entire state.

Legal Help on Systemic Issues
The Center for Civil Justice (CCJ) will work with agencies and clients to identify and address legal and policy
problems affecting many low-income persons. CCJ has special expertise on many needs-based governmental programs. Organizations are encouraged to call before referring individual clients. Clients must live or have legal issues in CCJ’s 14 county service area, which includes Genesee, Lapeer, Saginaw and the “thumb” counties.

DESCRIPTION: ASHA is recognized by the public, patients, providers, and policy makers for developing and delivering accurate, medically reliable information about STDs. Public and college health clinics acrosss the United States order ASHAs education pamphlets and books to give to clients and students. Community-based organiztions depend on ASHA, too, to help communicate about risk, transmission, prevention, testing and treatment

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures, and/or methods of treatment and management for persons infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. Call toll free, 24 hours a day (800) 232-4636 for further information.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
FEES: Free

Information and Referral for AIDS Issues
Provides a 24-hour hotline with information on HIV/AIDS testing and treatments with referrals to local agencies. Confidential individualized answers given to callers’ questions. Health Communications Specialists provide information on HIV, prevention, transmission, testing, and treatments. Spanish and TTY/Deaf services available. Also, provides free literature in English, Spanish and other languages. Call (800) 232-4636 or Spanish speaking persons call (888)246-2857 or (800) 243-7889 TDD.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
FEES: Free

DESCRIPTION: Medical institution that provides diagnostic and treatment services for children who are sick or injured. Affiliate of Detroit Medical Center. Accredited by Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations (JCAHO), and Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

Burn Centers
Provides a full range of burn treatment services from intensive care to rehabilitation, reconstructive and plastic surgery, as well as outpatient treatment. Also, provides burn prevention education.
ELIGIBILITY: Children ages newborn through approximately 16 years old.
APPLICATION: Call (313) 745-BURN
FEES: All major health insurances accepted. No one suffering a burn is refused treatment due to lack of health insurance or funds.

Cystic Fibrosis Clinics
Provides comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for children who have cystic fibrosis, an inherited disease that affect the pancreas, respiratory system and sweat glands. Also provides support services and counseling for the children and their families.
ELIGIBILITY: Children ages birth – 18 and their families
APPLICATION: Call (313) 745-5541 for information
FEES: Full Cost. Accepts Medicaid and other third party payments

Poison Information
Answers questions from medical personnel and others concerning prescription, over-the-counter, or street drugs including those regarding appropriate therapeutic uses, adverse side effects, interactions with foods or other drugs, product identification/availability/equivalency, and safety when used by children or pregnant/breastfeeding women, such as household products, industrial chemicals and insect/snake bites. Suggests medical interventions when poisons have been ingested, inhaled, or exposed to the eyes or skin of humans or animals. Publishes and distributes a wide variety of related educational material.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: United Way, grants and donations
PARKING: Yes, free lot
BARRIER FREE: Yes
FEES: Free

DESCRIPTION: Provides services for adults and children with leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma and other blood related diseases. Services include financial assistance for treatment, prescriptions or transportation costs to treatment centers.

ELIGIBILITY: Children and adults

HOURS: 8:30am – 5pm, M-F
FUNDING: Corporate and private donations

DESCRIPTION: Fulfills wishes of gravely or terminally ill children under age 18. Wishes may be a trip to Disney World with the whole family, meeting a celebrity, or reuniting with other relatives. The child chooses wish. Referrals are accepted from doctors, hospitals, teachers, classmates, and family members. Call (800) 323-9474 or visit website at http://www.childrenswish.org.

HOURS: 8:30am – 3pm, M-F.
FUNDING: OSA, VAAA, and United Way of Michigan
PARKING: Yes, lot

DESCRIPTION: An independent nonfprofit consumer advocacy and information agency for residents of long term care facilities and their support person. Services include regional ombudsman in nursing homes, adult foster care home for the aged and licensed assisted living, family council development family support services, elder abuse provention, quartley news letters, and many publications.

Consumer Assistance and Protection
Provides information on nursing homes, adult foster care facilities, nursing home laws and regulations and extended care facilities. Advocates for nursing home residents; works to resolve problems and complaints regarding long-term care facilities. Call the State Long-term Care Ombudsman (800) 284-0046 for information.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone

Consumer Education
Provides training and information to increase the quality of life in Michigan’s licensed long-term care facilities.
Recruits, trains and supervises volunteers who assist residents of facilities and help their families with questions and concerns. Call (800) 284-0046 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Long term care consumers, concerned family, friends and community members; no application
necessary.

Nursing Facility Complaints
Provides assistance for nursing home residents and their families who want to register complaints regarding unethical, improper or unprofessional conduct of personnel or other inappropriate business practices of nursing facilities. Call (800) 284-0046 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Long term care consumers, concerned family, friends and community members; no application
necessary.

DESCRIPTION: The mission of the CFIDS is to conquer Chronic Fatigue and Immune Syndrome, by building recognition, securting a meaningful response.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information for individuals and their families and friends about Chronic Fatigue and Immune
Dysfunction Syndrome. Information includes symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures and methods of treatment. Call (800) 442-3437 or send a fax to (704) 365-9755 for details or visit their website at www.cfids.org.

6060 Stoney Point, Flint, MI 48506 (Mailing Address)
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., Monday

DESCRIPTION: This Auxiliary of the United States Air Force provides programs including: search and rescue, aerospace programs, and the Cadet Program for Youth Leadership.

Live Organ Transport
Provides transportation of time-sensitive medical materials in support of humanitarian organizations through their Live Organ Transport Program. Call (810) 232-7725 or visit website: http://www.capnhq.gov/ for details.

2210 Brown Street, Flint MI 48503 (Mailing Address)

DESCRIPTION: This Auxiliary of the United States Air Force provides programs including search and rescue, aerospace programs, and the Cadet Program for Youth Leadership. Call (810) 232-7725 or visit website: http://www.capnhq.gov/ for details.

Live Organ Transport
Provides transportation of time-sensitive medical materials in support of humanitarian organizations through their Live Organ Transport Program. Call (810) 232-7725 or visit website: http://www.capnhq.gov/ for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Voluntary health organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with congenital facial deformities and their families through education, research support, and facilitation of family-centered care.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about cleft palate and other craniofacial anomalies, including feeding, dental care, and treatment. Referrals are made to medical teams that specialize in cleft palate and craniofacial disorders and to parent/patient support groups. Information is available via 24-hour toll-free telephone number, printed materials, and a World Wide Web site at http://www.cleftline.org.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: City of Clio, Vienna Twp
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: No
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides a multipurpose center for seniors in the Clio area.

Prescription Expense Assistance
Provides volunteers who help area seniors with the Elder Prescription Insurance Coverage Program (EPIC), a prescription program for lower income older adults ages 65+, residing in Michigan. This short-term financial intervention helps older persons of limited means meet an immediate need for prescribed medications. Eligible persons may receive assistance three times each fiscal year. Call (810) 687-7260 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Private donations, City of Flint
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides services to promote positive youth development through substance abuse prevention, tutorial assistance, education, career exploration, self-awareness and identification, AIDS education and speakers.

Substance Abuse Education/Prevention
Provides alcohol/drug abuse education and prevention programs for families and individuals involved in one of their two programs, Women & Children’s Component or Single Adults Component. Call (810) 238-0483 for
details.
ELIGIBILITY: Age 18 and up.

DESCRIPTION: Provides a 12-step mutual support group for persons who are concerned with codependency issues.

Twelve-Step Mutual Support Groups
Provides a 12-step mutual support group for persons who are concerned with codependency issues. Meets at noon every Saturday at the Flint Alano Club, 2608 Maplewood Ave., Flint. Call for details (810) 233-0737.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F.
FUNDING: Medicare, Medicaid, BCMS, donations
PARKING: Yes, lot free
BARRIER FREE: Yes, all entrances

DESCRIPTION: Community Hospice is a unique program that specializes in competent, compassionate care of those diagnosed with a terminal illness. Community Hospice Home offers extensive services that encourage those with a terminal illness to stay in the comfort and privacy of their home. Our goal is to enable those facing the end of life, free of pain, fear of isolation or guilt of becoming a burden to their family.

Hospice Care/ Hospice Facilities
Provides palliative and supportive services for terminally ill persons in the final stages of illness and for their families. Services include medical care, pain and symptom management, home nurse visitation, case management, counseling, and bereavement services for the patient and members of the family. Call (810) 733-7250 for details.

Children in Grief Mutual Support Groups
Provides mutual support group services for children ages 7-15 to help them deal with death and grief. The groups are offered at local schools in six weekly sessions of 45 minutes each. Children talk about feelings, death and loss with a hospice bereavement staff member. Call (810) 733-7250 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: For children who have lost a loved one and are ages 7-15.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F (Interpreting services available 24 hours per day/ 7 per week)
FUNDING: United Way, donations, fees
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, Miller Road
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Communication Access Center, (CAC), a private, 501 (C) (3) non-profit United Way agency, has been providing services which bridge the communication, cultural and environmental barriers to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing since 1965. It is one of the first such service agencies to be established within the United States. Over the years, CAC has expanded its programs and service areas to meet the growing demand. CAC has been and continues to be devoted to the concerns of Deaf and Hard of Hearing persons.

Deaf/Elderly Hearing Impaired Program- Case Management
Provides a Senior Citizens Program to help deaf and hard of hearing older adults in Genesee, Lapeer and
Shiawassee counties. It is supported by Valley Area Agency on Aging. The program includes case management; interpreted educational, social and recreational activities; information & referral; “Aging & Hearing Loss” presentations; outreach services; and telephone assistance. For further information, contact the Senior Program Director.
ELIGIBILITY: Funded by Older Americans-Act and supported by Valley Area Agency on Aging; services are free to any deaf person over 60, although donations are welcome.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about issues affecting deaf and hearing impaired persons. For details call toll-free (800) 466-SSHI or visit website: www.cacdhh.org.

Group Residences for Adults with Disabilities
Provides a home-like environment for developmentally disabled and mentally ill deaf adults with 24-hour staffing, transportation, active treatment, individual programs, recreation, communication access, independent living skills and training. Call Voice/TTY phone (810) 239-3112 for details or visit website: www.cacdhh.org.

Public Awareness/Education
Provides pamphlets, literature, media presentations, speakers, workshops, directories, and newsletters to raise public awareness about deafness. Call (800) 466-SSHI toll-free line for information or visit website: www.cacdhh.org for details.

Sign Language Interpretation
Provides professional interpreting services to assist persons who are deaf or hard of hearing. Services are provided to hospitals, courts, schools, government agencies, employers and others with a need to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing persons. Call TTY/Voice phone (810) 239-3112 for details.

Telecommunication Relay Services
Provides services to connect persons who are deaf or hard of hearing with hearing individuals through the use of a TTY machine or videoconferencing via computer. Call (810) 239-3112 for details.

FUNDING: Contributions
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Compassionate Friends’ mission is to assist families toward the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child of any age and to provide information to help others be supportive.

Bereavement Counseling Mutual Support Groups
Provides a mutual support group for parents who have lost a child or children who have lost a sibling. Meets the 2nd Thurs. and last Tues., 7:00 p.m., Hope United Methodist Church, 4467 Beecher Road (at Mill), Flint. For more information, please call (810) 235-5600 or visit website: www.geocities.com/flinttcf/.

DESCRIPTION: Provides outpatient substance abuse counseling, including individual, group and family sessions. Services are not denied because of inability to pay. Group sessions are emphasized because of their effectiveness for clients. Counseling for the deaf/hearing impaired is provided by staff fluent in sign language and skilled in substance abuse counseling.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Free parking lot
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, front
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: The mission is to act as a primary prevention agency to provide and promote
services that will assist individuals in developing the skills needed to establish and maintain a healthy and substance-free life.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides support groups for parents, grandparents and others raising children. Groups include Parents and
Children Together (PACT), a group for divorcing or divorced parents, Parent Support Groups, Kinship Caregivers Groups, and Grief and Loss Groups. Call (810) 767-3750 for details on specific groups.

P.O. Box 30220, Lansing, MI 48909 (Mailing Address)

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Provides assistance and advocacy for persons who are having problems with an insurance company or agent.

Insurance Complaints
Provides assistance for consumers who want to register complaints regarding the licensing, services, unethical or improper conduct of personnel or other inappropriate business practices of companies that sell insurance or settle insurance claims.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., M-F (Eastern Time)
FUNDING: Private

DESCRIPTION: Corporate Angel Network is the only charitable organization in the USA whose sole mission is to ease the emotional stress, physical discomfort and financial burden of travel for cancer patients by arranging free flights to treatment centers, using the empty seats on corporate aircraft flying on routine business.

Mercy Flights
Provides air transportation for cancer patients traveling to and/or from recognized cancer treatment centers by utilizing empty seats on corporate aircraft operating on business flights.
ELIGIBILITY: Cancer patient or bone marrow donor needing to travel for treatment, consultation or check-up.
Must be able to walk up the stairs of a private aircraft without assistance and require no form of life support or
medical help on board.
APPLICATION: Call (914) 328-1313 to register within three weeks of a specific appointment at a recognized
cancer treatment center; or email: info@corpangelnetwork.org and provide a phone number where you can be reached. You must make back-up travel arrangements with the travel agency or airline of your choice, as they cannot guarantee you a flight. You will be immediately called if a match is found.
FEES: None

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Woluntary health organization dedicated to serving people with Cooley's Anemia and other forms of thalassemia through education, information, and support.


DIsease/Disability Information
Provides information about Cooley's Anemia and othe forms of thalassemia, including detection, and trait screening, and treatment. Information available via a toll-free telephone number, prined materials, videos, and a website at ww.thalassemia.org
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Call for information
FEES: Vary according to item

DESCRIPTION: CCFA’s mission is to cure and prevent Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis through research and to improve the quality of life of children and adults affected by these digestive diseases through education and support.

Mutual Support Groups
Sponsors support groups throughout the state for individuals with Crohn’s or Colitis disease and their families,
which offer moral support, coping strategies, current disease-related information, and social opportunities.
ELIGIBILITY: Residents of Michigan
APPLICATION: Call for meeting locations and times
FEES: None

Hours form: 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. M-F
DESCRIPTION: Voluntary health organization dedicated to developing the means to cure and control cystic fibrosis (CF) and improve the quality of life for those with the disease.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information on cystic fibrosis (CF), including treatment options, specialized treatment centers,
research/clinical trial programs, support services (such as prescription drug assistance and support groups), and public policy issues. Information is provided through a toll-free telephone hotline, print material, speakers, videos, and a Web site (www.ccf.org).
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Call, write or visit the web site: www.ccf.org.
FEES: None

Mutual Support Groups
Provides referral to cystic fibrosis (CF) support groups located in communities throughout the United States.
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Call or write for information
FEES: None

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: The Childrens Tumor Foundation is a nonprofit medcial foundation dedicated to improving the health and well being of individueals and families affected by neurofibromatosis.

Mutual Support Groups
Coordinates regularly scheduled meetings at which people affected by neurofibromatosis can share information and provide mutual support. Meetings are held in Grand Rapids and Bay City areas.
APPLICATION: Call for meeting locations and schedule.
FEES:None

DESCRIPTION: Organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of the deaf and hard of hearing and their families by identifying and responding to their needs and providing services that enable them to realize their full potential.

Case Management
Provides case management services (an agency representative assesses a client’s needs, coordinates delivery of services, ensures services are obtained in accordance with the case plan, and follows up and monitors progress to ensure that services are having the desired impact on the client’s problems) for deaf and hard of hearing persons.
ELIGIBILITY: Deaf and hard of hearing individuals who live in southeastern Michigan.
APPLICATION: Call, fax or email (deafcan@prodig.net) for information.
FEES: None

Disability Counseling
Provides individual and family counseling for the deaf and hard of hearing who are experiencing difficulty resolving personal and interpersonal conflicts or adjusting to deafness or other stressful life situations. Sign language and spoken English interpreters are available to assist in communication when necessary.
ELIGIBILITY: Deaf and hard of hearing individuals and their families who live in southeastern Michigan.
APPLICATION: Call, fax or email (deafcan@prodigy.net) for information.
FEES: None

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about deafness and related disabilities and makes referrals to appropriate resources. Promotes public awareness of the issues related to hearing disabilities and acceptance of the hearing impaired community within the greater community through educational programs and workshops, speakers, and printed materials.
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions.
APPLICATION: Call, fax or email (deafcan@prodigy.net) for information.
FEES: None for information and referral. Cost for materials and educational programs and workshops, speakers, and printed materials.

Mutual Support Groups
Sponsors support groups for families with deaf and hard of hearing children, deaf parents with hearing children, and deaf and hard of hearing adults to provide emotional support, alleviated isolation, share coping strategies and information, and network. Childcare may be available.
ELIGIBILITY: Deaf and hard of hearing individuals and their families and caregivers.
APPLICATION: Call, fax or email (deafcan@prodigy.net) for information.
FEES: None

Sign Language Instruction
Offers classes in American Sign Language for the deaf and hard of hearing and other interested individuals.
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Call, fax or email (deafcan@prodigy.net) for a schedule of classes and enrollment information.
FEES: $35 per 8-week course.

FUNDING: Donations, grants, sliding fee scale

DESCRIPTION: Provides understanding and support to survivors of child abuse in all its forms.

Adult Incest Survivor Counseling
Provides understanding and support to survivors of child abuse in all its forms, including family, individual, marital and group counseling to address all forms of abuse and their results, such as dissociative disorders, multiple personality disorders and all forms of self-destructive behaviors. Also, provides a guided support group for adult survivors of child abuse and incest who are residents at the Genesee County Jail.

Mutual Support Groups for Adult Child Abuse Survivors
Provides support groups for adult survivors of child abuse and incest including a group for residents at the Genesee County Jail. Call (248) 634-0335 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: City and Twp of Davison
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, Dial-A-Ride
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides education/entertainment programs and activities, health screenings, trips, social activities, bowling, exercise programs, cards/bingo, dancing, information and referrals for seniors.

Prescription Expense Assistance
Elder Prescription Insurance Coverage (EPIC) Program helps pay for prescriptions, by appt.
FEES: None

Hours From Please call for hours
DESCRIPTION: Provides support groups for persons with diabetes and their families.

Mutual Support Groups for Diabetes
Provides support groups for persons with diabetes and their families in Genesee, Lapeer, and Shiawassee Counties. Call Genesee (810) 762-4455, and Shiawassee (800) 206-8706 ext. 1712 for meeting information.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: State of Michigan
PARKING: Yes, free lot
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, Eldon Baker Drive (near 7-11) and Dort Hwy
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Disability Network’s mission is to realize consumer empowerment, self-determination, full inclusion and participation of all people in our communities through independent living philosophy and the unequivocable implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

ADA Implementation Assistance
Provides technical assistance, training and/or information for organizations which are implementing the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) and have questions regarding its requirements. Call (810) 742-1800 or visit website: www.disnetwork.org for details.

Community Technology Center/ Assistive Technology Equipment
Provides computers which allow disabled persons to use computer programs and access the internet including
Braille software and printers, computers which are controlled by blowing through a tube or by eye movements or by brain waves, and software which can read email or other written materials aloud. Center is open to anyone. Call (810) 742-5739 or visit website: www.disnetwork.org for details.

Assistive Technology Information
Provides advocacy, information and referral and peer support to help persons with handicapping conditions learn independent living skills. Also, provides ADA monitoring which evaluates whether public places meet accessibility and accommodation requirements. Call (810) 742-1800 or TDD (810) 742-7647 to apply or send an Email to disnet@tir.com.

The Flint Ramp Project- Home Barrier Evaluation/ Removal/ Ramp Construction
The Flint Ramp Project provides funds to build ramps and/or make accessible home modifications up to $5,000 for City of Flint residents who meet eligibility guidelines. Also, maintains a list of licensed and qualified builders who can supply these services. Also, provides supplies and labor for ramps on a permanent loan basis (i.e., the user can keep the ramp until it is no longer needed). Call (810) 742-1800 or TDD (810) 742-7647 to apply. Email address is disnet@tir.com.

FUNDING: Fundraisers (forget-me-nots), contributions
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, bus several blocks
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides services for veterans including wheel chairs and crutches; assistance getting veterans’ benefits; help with chaplain and funeral services for members; donations to members in veteran hospitals; counseling and referral service for Vietnam Veterans (Vietnam Veterans Outreach).

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. M, W, F; 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Tu, Th
FUNDING: Donations, dues
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, Fenton & Bristol Rds
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides services to veterans including wheelchairs and crutches; medical transportation, assistance getting veterans’ benefits; help with chaplain and funeral services for members; donations to members in veteran hospital; and hall rental (call 233-6901).

www.dogsforthedeaf.org
HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. PST, M-F

DESCRIPTION: Our mission is to rescue and professionally train dogs to assist people and enhance their lives.

Signal Dogs
Provides and trains recipients in the use of dogs who have been taught to help deaf or hard of hearing persons
increase their independence and ability to communicate in a hearing world. The dogs obey sign language commands and are taught to respond to a variety of sounds including ambulance sirens, doorbells, alarm clocks, smoke alarms, crying babies and teakettles. Services also available for the autistic. Call (800) 990-3647 or visit website: www.dogsforthedeaf.org for details.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Organization dedicated to granting the dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses.

Wish Foundation
Provides wish fulfillment for children (ages 3-18) diagnosed with critical or chronic illness who have not participated in other wish granting programs. Wishes may include family vacations, special gifts, or celebrations. Written verification from primary physician is required. Call (800) 456-7556 for referral to local chapter.

630 S. Saginaw St.
Flint, MI 48501
(810) 760-7310 Floyd J. McCree District Office #02

2320 W. Pierson Road
Flint, MI 48504
(810) 760-4900 Pierson Road District Office #06

http://www.mfia.state.mi.us/olmweb/ex/html/
HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Federal, State, County
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides assistance programs for individuals or families with financial needs who meet primary eligibility requirements including:
1. AFDC: financial aid to families with children who are deprived of parental care or support due to the death, absence
or incapacity of a parent or the unemployment of the parent who is the primary wage earner.
2. State assistance: financial aid to disabled adults and to adults who will be disabled for 3 months or more.
3. Medical assistance: Medicaid, HCAP, Medical Assistance Transportation (must meet Medicaid requirements).
4. Food assistance.
5. Refugee assistance.
6. Repatriate Program (available for 90 days following repatriate’s date of entry into the U.S.).
7. State Emergency Relief; emergency financial aid not available through other programs. Helps prevent foreclosures,
evictions, utility shut-offs; also with burials, appliance and home repairs.
8. Day Care: for families that show need due to health or social reasons.

Medicaid
Health care program for adults and children funded by the state and federal government that covers many health care services. Eligibility is determined by the Department of Human Services. Call or visit one of the FIA offices for more information or to apply.

The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) is the leading patient-directed national organization focusing on the most prevalent mental illnesses. The organization fosters an envirnonment of understanding about the impact and management of these life-threatening illnesses by providing up-to-date, scientifically-based tools and information written in language the general public can understand. DBSA supports research to promote more timely diagnosis, develop more effective and tolerable treatments and discover a cure. The organiztion works to ensure that people living with mood disorders are treated equitably. DBSA was founded in 1985.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F.
FUNDING: Sale of Easter Seals, donations
MTA BUS STOP: Bus stops at Third Ave and Chevrolet.

DESCRIPTION: Provides quality services for children with disabilities and their families to enhance independence by emphasizing integrated opportunities within the community.
Easter Seals Mission Statement is to create solutions that change lives of children and adults with disabilities, or other related special needs, and their families.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information and services for children and adults with disabilities and their families.

Speech Therapy
Offers a summer program with a registered speech pathologist that works with individuals and groups to help
eliminate speech dysfunctions such as stuttering, pronunciation difficulty, and delayed language development.
Sessions are conducted one day per week for thirty minutes.
ELIGIBILITY: Children age 2-17 with speech difficulties
APPLICATION: Must have referral from child’s speech pathologist
FEES: Vary

Mental health services available

2806 Hoff, Flint, MI 48506

HOURS:

DESCRIPTION: Our mission is to demonstrate the light and love of Jesus Christ to the people who need it most on the Eastside of Flint. We are compelled by Christ’s life and call to act in his behalf in our community.

Health Screening/Diagnostic Services
Provides health screenings on the first Tuesday of each month, 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Call (810) 767-5312 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F.
FUNDING: VAAA, donations
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: No
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides multipurpose center with programs for older adults. Provides prescription expense assistance; lunch program, 12:00 pm, M-F; free legal aid; tax consultation on premises (Feb-Apr); health clinics throughout year; educational meetings with speakers; dance classes; roller skating; bowling, card club; crafts; breakfast club; travel groups; volunteer opportunities and intergeneration programs. Call (810) 250-5000 for details.

DESCRIPTION: Provides a website with information about anorexia, bulimia, compulsive overeating, binge eating and other eating disorders. Go to www.edreferral.com for basic information on these subjects.

Hours 8-4:30

DESCRIPTION: Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention, Inc. (EDAP) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to the elimination of eating disorders and body dissatisfaction through prevention efforts, education, referral and support services, advocacy, training, and research. Founded in 1987, EDAP has grown to become our nation’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated solely to prevention and awareness of eating disorders.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information on anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, compulsive exercise, and other food and weight disorders. Maintains a non-medical information and referral hotline to address questions on eating disorders, offer support on food and body image issues, and provide treatment and counseling referrals by geographic location. Sponsors Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Offers various prevention curricula for educators and health professionals to administer in workshops and school programs.
ELIGIBILITY: No restrictions
APPLICATION: Hotline (800) 931-2237 or visit website: http://www.edap.org
FEES: Vary; none for information packet, nominal fee for printed materials, full cost for curricula program.

Anorexia-Bulimia Eating Disorders Helpline Counseling
Provides a 24-hour helpline with information on anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, compulsive exercise, and other food and weight disorders. Call toll-free (800) 931-2237 or visit the website:
http://wwwedap.org for details.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Fundraising and dues

DESCRIPTION: Provides programs for children (birth to 18 years old) who are physically challenged or for children who have been burned. Includes braces and rehabilitation at Shrine Hospitals in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

ELIGIBILITY: Children with burns, spinal cord or orthopedic injuries.
APPLICATION: Call (800) 248-7324
FEES:Free

HOURS: 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., 7 days
FUNDING: Donations
PARKING: Yes, free lot
MTA BUS STOP: No
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides support groups for persons with emotional problems.

Mutual Support Group
Provides support groups for persons with emotional problems. Call for meeting information.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. M-F
PARKING: Yes, lot free
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: The Epilepsy Foundation ensures that people with seizures are able to participate in all life experiences, and will prevent, control and cure epilepsy through research, education, advocacy and services.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to individuals with epilepsy and mobility problems

Personalized Education & Consultation
Via toll-free phone service, email and face to face contact.

Educational Workshops & Conferences
Free trainings for people with epilepsy, their families, and professionals.

EEG (Epilepsy Entertainment Gatherings)
Recreational, community-based opportunities for families touched by epilepsy to learn, network, and have fun together.

Support Programs
Assistance in finding or starting a support group; ongoing technical assistance to support group leaders; and peer-to-peer support network.

Camp Discovery & Weekend Retreats
As summer camp for children with epilepsy and Weekend Retreats for adults and families to learn about their condition, make new friends, and participate in recreational activities.

Seizure Smart
Advanced epilepsy awareness & first aid workshops for school staff, law enforcement officer, businesses, and health & human service professionals.

Epilepsy Action Network
A grassroots advocacy program to shape public policy relating to epilepsy.

Research
Through dues to the national organization, the Foundation supports a national research program.

Provides information on mobility assistance for individuals with mobility difficulties.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Faith Access to Community Economic Development (FACED) is a community-based organization. It was organized to provide an opportunity for both large and small mission-minded churches to collectively address social issues. The mission is to provide services to meet the comprehensive health needs – physical, mental, and spiritual- of low-income residents of Flint/Genesee County.

Maternal Infant Health Advocacy Services (MIHAS)/ Healthy Start
Provides mothers and pregnant women with advocates who make home visits; give one-on-one support; help fill out applications; give referrals for food, clothing, parenting classes, and transportation; and help find doctors for mother and baby. Call (810) 232-7733 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Zip code 48505; pregnant African American women or African American babies (ages birth-1).
Zip codes – 48503, 48504, 48458; pregnant women, African American babies (ages birth-2). All other Genesee
County zip codes: pregnant women or babies (ages birth-1).

Church Health Teams- Information and Referral
Provides information on community agencies and programs to help people with employment concerns, financial worries, housing, drug and alcohol problems, prenatal and maternity concerns, and health related problems. Provides a friendly and confidential listening ear to help callers make appropriate decisions about health and other needs. This service is provided by trained church members who are interested in the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of their callers. Call (810) 232-7733 for details.

Medical Transportation
Provides medical transportation to Medicaid eligible families for their medical appointments within the Flint city
limits. Must give 24-48 hours advance notice, appointments on a first come first serve basis and must be within
the Flint city limits. Call (810) 232-7733 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Grants and donations

DESCRIPTION: Provides supportive services for families with children who have serious emotional disorders.
Advocates are trained parents (who have children of their own with serious emotional disorders). Call for details.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides a support group for parents who have children with serious emotional problems. Members share their
experiences, strengths and hopes and rely on one another for assistance. Call (800) 782-0883 or visit website:
www.mdch.state.mi.us/dch/clcf/fch_17.asp for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., M & Tu; 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., W, Th & F
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Family Service Agency of Genesee County helps people help themselves. Our change-oriented services improve community life by helping families and individuals understand their choices and maintain their dignity.

Homemaker Assistance/ In-Home Meal Preparation/ Respite Care
Provides homemaking services for frail elderly or disabled persons including homemaking; meal preparations; basic needs assistance (dressing, feeding, and bathing); errands; respite care (relieves primary caretaker for a 3-4 hour stint) and companionship. Some services are covered by FIA or VAAA, other fees are based on ability to pay. Call (810) 767-4014 or toll-free (866) 767-4014 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone is eligible
FEES: Sliding scale based on income

Substance Abuse Counseling
Provides substance abuse prevention counseling for families and individuals. Call (810) 767-4014 or Toll-free (866) 767-4014 for intake appointment.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 a.m. Sat.
PARKING: Yes, free lot
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides general gynecology services. Provides pregnancy testing- $5 for urine test and $20 for blood test. Birth control pills and Depo-Provera also available. Visits: $60 non-student, $55 student.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Church
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
PARKING: Lot, free
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides faith-based community services.

Robert P. Gerholz Center for Christian Counseling- Mental Health Care and Counseling
The Robert P. Gerholz Center for Christian Counseling provides Christian-based professional and peer counseling for a wide range of human problems. Open 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., evenings by appointment. Call (810) 234-0500 for an appointment or details or visit the website: www.fpcf.org.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
APPLICATION: Call (810) 234-0500 for an intake appointment.
FEES: None, fees are supported by contributions and a trust fund. Does not accept insurances.

DESCRIPTION: Provides pro-life literature and services related to abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia.

Right to Life Groups
Provides literature on abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia; speakers bureau, advocacy on legislation concerning life issues; and encourages support for local crisis pregnancy center. Call for details (810) 250-0218 or email to flintrtl@juno.com

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Federal, State, Flint property tax, donations, grants, Flint Community Schools, community funds,
community matching funds; Flint Board of Education
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, bus stops a block away
PARKING: Yes, lot free
BARRIER FREE: Yes, rear entrance, lift elevator located by parking lot

DESCRIPTION: The mission of the School District of the City of Flint is to develop a community of learners who are prepared to live, work and contribute to an ever-changing society.

Head Start & Early Head Start
Head Start is a comprehensive, family focused preschool program for low income and/or at “risk” children or children with special needs, ages (3-5) and their families. The program is conducted in half and full day sessions during the school year. Classroom activities include school readiness, enrichment and social experiences. Head Start helps parents improve parenting skills, develop career goals and participate in the community. Also, offers an Early Head Start Program for infants and toddlers. This is a home-based program where a worker visits the family once a week for 1-1/2 hours to provide an individual curriculum for each child and family. Group socializations experiences are offered twice per month at various locations. Children with special needs benefit from a developmental program which offers individualized instruction, plus rewarding group experiences. Program also offers access to special education consultants and disability service advocates. For details on Head Start call (810) 760-1239. For details on Early Head Start call (810) 760-7297.

Even Start Program- Parenting Skills Development
Provides services for teen parents (ages 14-27) who have children (ages birth to 8). Services include high school completion classes; GED preparation classes; early childhood education for children through the Rainbow Learning Program, parent child interaction through the Parent and Child Together Program which provides interactive activities for parent and child; home-based program provides home visitors who visit family and provide activities for parent/child geared to education, social interaction, child development, and provides daily lunch for the parents with parenting classes.

Setting the Limits Program- Substance Abuse Education/Prevention
Provides a program “Setting the Limits” to help prevent alcohol, drug and tobacco use. This program looks at
parents’ behavior, habits and the influence these have on children. Also deals with violence prevention, anger
management, mental health services and school safety. Presented during school hours.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to any currently enrolled Flint Community school student or to their parents.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 760-7150 for details.
FEES: Free, funded by a grant for Safe and Drug-free schools.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. M;11:00 a.m. – 5 p.m. T; 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. W, Th; 11:00 a.m. – 5:00
p.m. F. Appointment Appreciated
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, bus stops at S.E. corner of Atherton/Saginaw
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides services for pre- and post-natal women and their children, 24-hour hotline, Information and Referral.

Post abortion Counseling
Provides counseling for women who have had abortions to help them deal with feelings connected with that. Call (810) 767-7153 for appointment or details.

PASS Counseling- Pregnancy Counseling, Right to Life Counseling
Provides pregnant women with information to resolve any problems that may have arisen from the pregnancy and help them make decisions regarding their pregnancies and resulting children. This agency has a pro-life stance and helps with adoption and placement issues. Call (810) 767-7153 for details.
FEES: Free

Pregnancy Testing
Provides free pregnancy testing, pregnancy counseling, maternity clothing, baby items for pre- and post-natal
women and their children. Call for appointment.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Federal, City of Flint, donations, fundraising
PARKING: Yes, lot free
BARRIER FREE: Yes, one facility
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: The mission of FOHI is to provide intervention, primary and secondary substance abuse prevention, and treatment services to the community at large, with a focus on the indigent population. The mission is also “to provide programs geared toward positive youth development.”

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Provides residential substance abuse treatment programs including long-term co-ed residential program; woman specific residential treatment for pregnant, postpartum and parenting women and their infants and children. Treatment is psychiatrically oriented and includes group, individual and issue specific counseling. Supportive services include medical and dental liaison, high school and vocational training, parenting classes, therapeutic childcare services and transportation. The health awareness center provides a variety of community programs including child and adult development classes, smoking cessation classes, NA/CA meetings, and other neighborhood outreach services.

HOURS: varies
FUNDING: United Way, VAAA, Flushing, Flushing/Clayton Townships, donations
PARKING: Yes, street free
BARRIER FREE: Yes, all entrances

Senior Ride Programs
Provides door-to-door (or curb-to-curb) transportation for seniors in the Flushing area who do not have private
transportation or are unable to utilize public transportation to meet their needs, M-F, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Call
for details

HOURS: Varies, call
FUNDING: Area WELS Lutheran Churches, contributions
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: N. W. corner of Bradley and W. Court Street

Baby Furniture, Maternity and Baby Clothing & Supplies
Provides used maternity and infant clothing (up to size 4) and baby furniture as donations allow. Also provides carseats, baby formula, diapers and other baby needs as donations allow. Call (810) 767-1262 for details and an appointment.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to any female who is pregnant or has small children.
FEES: Free (if an item is not available clients are put on a waiting list

Pregnancy Counseling
Provides free information, emotional and spiritual support and practical help, as well as information about parenting, adoption, abortion procedures and risks, and alternative help for pregnant women. Call (810) 767-1262 for a free appointment.

Pregnancy Testing
Provides volunteers who can guide clients in the use of the MAINLINE Confirms hCG pregnancy test, which is
99% accurate. The results are not a medical diagnosis and it is recommended you consult a physician to confirm results. Call (810) 767-1262 for an appointment.
ELIGIBILITY: Any female who is or suspects she is pregnant.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 767-1262 for an appointment.
FEES: Free

Right to Life Counseling
Provides free information, emotional and spiritual support and practical help for pregnant women.
Call (810) 767-1262 for details and an appointment.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to any pregnant female in Genesee County.
FEES: Free

DESCRIPTION: Provides support groups for persons addicted to gambling and one for gambler’s family and friends.

Twelve-Step Mutual Support Groups
Provides 12-step support group for persons addicted to gambling and one for gambler’s family and friends. Meets Mon./Wed., 7:00 p.m., Court Street United Methodist, 225 W. Court St. Flint. Call 1-800-844-2891 or visit
website http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ for details.

DESCRIPTION: Organization dedicated to promoting the empowerment and self-determination of clients, and the highest possible level of individual and family stability through a range of health care, emergency, and counseling services.

Parent/ Child Abuse Counseling
Provides counseling for parents who are at risk for committing child/abuse neglect or who have already committed child abuse or neglect. Trained counselors provide crisis counseling, support, and information and referral to a wide range of community and statewide programs including parenting classes; parent support groups; counseling services; Child Protective Services; and foster care. All services are completely confidential. Call for details.

Runaway Assistance Program (RAP)
Provides a year around assistance for young persons who have run away from home, or for the parents of children who have run away from home. Counselors provide information and refer callers to local community resources, if they exist. All services are free and strictly confidential. Call for details.

RAP/ Sexual Orientation Counseling
Provides year around crisis intervention, information and referral service for young persons who are questioning their sexual identity. All services are free and confidential. Call for details.

Hours: Tuesday - Thursday 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Friday - Saturday 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm

DESCRIPTION: Provides a mutual support group for gay parents in the Flint area.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides a mutual support group for gay parents. Meets from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., 2nd and 4th Weds., 1665 N. Chevrolet, Flint. Call the Affirmations Gay and Lesbian switchboard for more information (800) 398-4297.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: United Way, donations, Medicaid contracts, sheltered workshop
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, provides door-to-door
BARRIER FREE: Yes, all entrances

DESCRIPTION: The purpose of the GCARC Work Activity Center is to provide care, assessment, treatment and training services for the rehabilitation, social development and employment of developmentally disabled citizens.

Rehabilitation/Habilitative Services
Provides programs designed to serve clients with the following rehabilitation problems: limited activities of daily
living skills, inappropriate social behaviors, limited self-care and hygiene skills, limited work skills and habits, inadequate leisure skills and interest, inadequate communication skills, limited community awareness or mobility skills and inadequate home environment skills. Services designed for full-time client participation. Case management services available to manage individual program plans and assist clients in linking with community resources. Call (810) 238-3671 or visit website: www.gcarc.org for details.
FEES: Yes, based on ability to pay

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: VAAA and donations
PARKING: Yes, free parking lot
MTA Bus Stop: Yes, bus ML King and 3rd Ave
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides emergency food, shelter, clothing, housing and utility payment assistance; training and technical assistance to low-income persons and to organizations; nutritious meals for young people during the summer; USDA surplus food commodities (supplementary food program from pregnant women, new mothers and children to age 6).

Headstart/ Early Headstart Program
719 Harrison St., Flint, MI 48502-1674
(810) 235-5613 Administrative
(810) 232-7546 Fax
(810) 768-4679 TDD
SITE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
MTA BUS STOP: Court and Saginaw, Court and Beach
Head Start is a comprehensive, family focused preschool program for low income and/or “at risk” children or children with special needs ages (3-5) and their families. The program is conducted in half-day sessions or weekly home visits during the school year. Evening sessions are offered in the Bendle and Mt. Morris schools and on the Mott Community College Campus. Full day programs are offered at the Sylvester Broome Center and Job Corps for parents involved with those specific Job Training Programs. Delegate programs are operated by Beecher, Carman Ainsworth and Flint School Districts. GCCARD operates a grantee program in the other school districts throughout Genesee County. Classroom activities include school readiness, enrichment and social experiences. Head Start involves the parents to improve their parenting skills, to develop their own career goals and to become active members of the community.
An Early Head Start Program for infant and toddlers is offered in Job Corps, Sylvester Broome Center and MCC Campus. These are programs are for infants and toddlers of parents enrolled in training sessions or attending classes. There are also EHS home based programs (a home visitor visits the family’s home once a week for a 1-1/2 hours to provide and individual curriculum for each child and family).
Group socializations experiences –clusters- are offered 2 x a month at Holmes, Whittier and McKinley in Flint and in Clio, Mt Morris, Genesee, Kearsley and Westwood Heights school districts. Children with special needs benefit from Headstart’s developmental program. Children with disabilities receive individualized instruction plus rewarding group experiences. Headstart provides access to special education consultants and disability services advocates. Call (810) 235-5613 for details.

Homeless Outreach Program
Provides services to homeless families and individuals including emergency shelter, referral to appropriate services for any emergency needs (dental, medical, food, clothing, etc.), employment services, permanent shelter resources, and transportation while in the program. Call (810) 762-4913 for details.
APPLICATION: Applicants must bring: proof of I.D., social security card, proof of household income (SSI, Soc.
Sec., FIP, etc.), medical cards, birth certificate(s).

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: State of Michigan, Genesee County, United Way, fees
PARKING: Yes, lot free
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides mental health services to persons dealing with temporary coping problems, lifestyle changes, emotional problems, mental illnesses or developmental disabilities.

Sites

1. Adult Services
420 W. 5th Ave
Flint, MI 48504
(810) 257-3760

2. Child and Family Services
1102 Mackin Rd
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 257-3676
(810) 767-7736 Hotline (Voice and TDD)
(810) 257-0713 Fax


3. Genesee County Community Mental Health Services
420 W. 5th Ave.
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 257-3742 Access Center
(810) 257-3740 Crisis Line
(810) 257-3707 Administrative
(810) 257-3714 Developmental Disabilities Program
(810) 257-3770 Fax
www.gencmh.org


Adolescent/Youth Counseling
Provides a day treatment program to give therapeutic and educational assistance to severely emotionally impaired students in school-based sites. This program is staffed and funded jointly between Child and Family Services (DCCMH), Flint Community Schools and the Genesee Intermediate school District.
ELIGIBILITY: Call Access Center (810) 257-3742 for coverage determination

Customer Services/ Advocacy
Customer Service provides services which help clients maintain good mental health including literature, education, problem solving and advocacy to assist clients who wish to file mental health treatment appeals and grievances. Call (810) 257-3742 for details.

Crisis Intervention- Suicide Counseling, Suicide Prevention Hotlines, Telephone Crisis Intervention
Provides services for anyone experiencing an emotional crisis. The Crisis Clinic provides both telephone and walkin services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (810) 257-3740 or walk in to receive help. Located at 918 Patrick St. (south of Hurley Medical Center Emergency Room).
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone



Mental Health Care and Counseling- Children and Teens
Provides mental health services for children and teens with a serious emotional disturbance and for their families. Other services include in-home services, school based day treatment, consultation and evaluation for out of home care, court ordered divorce services, infant mental health, respite, post adoption and psychiatric services. Also available are consultation to school and other community agencies and specialized services for youth that are deaf or have a deaf family member. Other specialty services available.
ELIGIBILITY: Children and teens
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-3742 to make a first screening appointment.
FEES: Based on ability to pay

Mental Health Care and Counseling- All Ages
Provides mental health counseling for persons of all ages including crisis counseling, group and individual counseling, and counseling for those diagnosed with epilepsy and cerebral palsy. Child and Adolescent Services provides mental health services for children and teens with a serious emotional disturbance and their families. For family and individual therapy call (810) 257-3742 to make a first screening appointment. Also available are consultation to schools and other community agencies. Specialized services for youth that are deaf or have a deaf family member. Call for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Call Access Center (810) 257-3742 for coverage determination.

Child and Adolescent Services – Deaf Services
Child and Adolescent Services Deaf Program provides mental health services for young persons who are deaf or who have a family member who is deaf. Services include evaluation, consultation, individual and family therapy. Other services may be provided as needed. Services are provided with sign language competent staff. Call TDD (810) 767-7736 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Call Access Center (810) 257-3742 for cover determination.

Outpatient Mental Health Care
Provides inpatient and outpatient mental health services for adults including individual and group therapy, Nursing Home. Homeless Outreach Treatment Program, Residential Services, case management.
ELIGIBILITY: Call Access Center (810) 257-3742 for coverage determination
APPLICATION: Call for appointment
FEES: Based on ability to pay

Respite Rescue Respite Care
Respite Rescue program offers funds to pay for short-term care of children who are seriously emotionally disturbed. Maintains a list of trained providers or allows parents to choose their own caretakers.
Call (810) 257-3676 ext. 254 for details.

Transitional Case Management
Provides community-based placement and employment for mentally ill or developmentally disable persons.
Call (810) 257-3773 for details.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F
MTA BUS STOP: 7th and Saginaw

DESCRIPTION: The Department of Veteran Services is a networking center for all veteran organizations in the country. The staff answer any questions that the veteran of family member may have and/or refers them to the proper agency for additional help. The staff also disseminates information to the veteran’s organizations as it relates to upcoming events, legislative concerns, or issues we feel are important to the veteran. The Department of Veteran Services is unique in that they house three State Service Officers from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, and the Marine Corps Ivy League. These counselors assist veterans and family members with their claims and filling out VA forms for service-connected and non-service connected disabilities and pensions for veterans, spouses, widows, and dependant children. The Service Officers are also accredited to represent veterans in all VA matters.

The Soldier Relief Commission- Basic Needs for Veterans
Provides help to indigent veterans and/or veterans in an emergency situation who have at least one day of wartime service. The veteran is assisted in filling out an application form and the Soldier Relief Commissioners determine their needs. Many times, when immediate help is needed, they are referred to other county agencies. The veteran may apply for help with food, rent, mortgage, taxes, utility bills, transportation, clothing, and may other necessities of life. The Soldier Relief Commission meets every other Tuesday at 9:00 a.m.


The Michigan Veterans Trust Fund- Temporary Financial Aid
Provides a fund set up for veterans who have at least 180 days of wartime service and have a short-term emergency situation. In most cases, veterans apply for food, utility bills, rent, mortgage, taxes, transportation, clothing, and other items deemed as an emergency need. The Trust Fund Committee meets on a monthly basis.

Veterans Burial Fund
A fund set up for veterans who have at least 90 days of wartime service. If the estate, real and personal, does not exceed $40,000 excluding the homestead, the family will receive $300 towards the burial expenses from Genesee County. The veteran must also have been a resident of Michigan for a period of six months before entering the service or for a period of three years immediately preceding death.

Homeless Veterans
Homeless veterans can receive assistance with medical treatment, temporary shelter, housing and employment. A representative from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is available at the Department of Veterans Services every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Outpatient Clinic
G-3267 Beecher Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
Call (734) 213-6992 to register to be seen at the clinic or (810) 720-2913 for Service/Intake.
HOURS: 8:00 a.m. –12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m., M-Th; 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Fri
PARKING: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes
Services offered: blood work, EKGs, x-rays, prescriptions by mail. No walk-ins or urgent care patients.
ELIGIBILITY: Veterans
FEES:Based on income

HOURS: Clinic open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. and 5-6:30Tuesdays, 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Wednesdays and 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Fridays
PARKING: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Mission: “To provide quality health care, excluding emergency care and obstetrics, to the employed uninsured without regard to race, creed and ethnicity, in a safe environment and respectful manner.” Professional volunteers are the backbone of care delivery in the Free Clinic. Without their support, the Free Clinic would not be able to fulfill its mission. Professional staff includes physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, pharmacists, dietitians, social workers, and other specialists who devote their time and talents to ensure quality health care to people in need.

Community Clinics
Provides a free medical clinic staffed by volunteer doctors, nurses and administrators who offer intake, triage, physician’s consultations, referrals to specialists and tests, and health education.
The Free Clinic has an on-site pharmacy.

ELIGIBILITY: For persons ages 18-65, with NO health insurance of any kind, including Medicare or Medicaid, ineligible for any government health insurance and meet income eligibility guidelines (200% of federal poverty level). Must be US citizen or permanent resident between ages 18-65 years of age.

Appointments: Call Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. or Thursdays 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. to set appointments.

Call (810) 235-4211 for details.

Prescription Expense Assistance
Provides free prescriptions for eligible persons who have made an appointment and been seen by a doctor at Genesee County Free Medical Clinic. Persons who need antidepressants or anxiety medications should call Community Mental Health at (810) 257-3742.

ELIGIBILITY: For persons ages 18-65 with NO health insurance of any kind, including Medicare or Medicaid, ineligible for any government health insurance and meet income eligibility guidelines (200% of the federal poverty level).

Appointment: Call Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. or Thursdays 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. for appointment.

FEES: None

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Yes, lot and street metered
MTA BUS STOP: Yes, bus Saginaw & 2nd Sts
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: The mission statement is “To improve the quality of life by preventing disease, promoting health and protecting the environment.”

Sites

1. Burton Health Center
G-3373 S. Saginaw St.
Burton, MI 48529
(810) 742-2255
(810) 742-2561 Fax
Hours 8am-4pm


2. McCree Health Center
630 S. Saginaw St.
Flint, MI 48502
(810) 257-3612
(810)57-3147

Anonymous HIV Testing, Sexually Transmitted Disease Screening
The Adult Service Program offers confidential and/or anonymous STD/HIV testing, counseling, treatment and
referrals to appropriate service providers. Provides completely anonymous HIV/AIDS testing using a non-invasive sputum test. Persons who are tested are given a unique number assigned by the test site. Also, provides confidential HIV antibody testing to any Genesee County resident. Program requires specific ID from the person being tested including name, address and Social Security number. This information, along with test results, remains with the test center unless otherwise released by the person seeking testing. Should the person test positive, the personal identifying information may be reported to state epidemiology offices. Call (810) 257-3440 for details.
Site: McCree South

Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Program- Breast Examinations, Mammograms,
Breast Self-Examination Instruction, Pap Smears
Provides a federally funded program for low-income women 40 and over to help detect and/or prevent breast and cervical cancer including pelvic and breast physical examinations, mammograms and instructions on how to do self breast exams. Call (810) 237-4545

Childhood Immunizations
Provides immunizations for children and adults at clinics (Burton, McCree North) and other locations throughout Genesee County. Call (810) 237-4543 for site locations, schedules, prices and appointments (only for
chickenpox vaccine).
ELIGIBILITY: Open to any Genesee County resident.
FEES: Yes, modest fees pertain to all immunizations except persons with Medicaid or HMOs who are not
charged. Call (810) 237-4543 for further information on fees.
Sites: Burton Health Center, McCree North

Family Planning
Provides Family Planning Services including pregnancy testing, counseling, and condoms at Burton Health Center (810) 742-2255 and McCree North (810) 600-2439. Call for appointment.
ELIGIBILITY: For residents of Genesee County.
FEES: Yes, clients without billable insurance or Medicaid pay fees based on a sliding fee scale.
Sites: Burton Health Center, McCree North

Otology Clinic- Audiological Evaluations
Provides free hearing screening for children by a certified audiologist. Invitations are sent to families to attend the otology clinic following screening. At the otology clinic, a board certified physician who specializes in evaluation and care of the ears provides medical examination of the ears, nose and throat, diagnosis and recommendations. Treatment and/or prescription of medication are provided at the discretion of the physician.
ELIGIBILITY: Children and young persons who live in Genesee County.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-3612 for appointment or you may walk-in. Held every month on the 3rd
Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
FEES: Free
Site: McCree South

Infant Loss
Provides supportive services for families who have lost an infant suddenly and unexpectantly. The family is contacted by a public health nurse, who makes an appointment and visits the family at home.
ELIGIBILITY: For families who have lost an infant suddenly & unexpectantly.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-3612 for details.
FEES: Free
Site: McCree South

Children's Special Healthcare Services
Children’s Special Health Care Services, provides payment for appropriate specialized medical treatment, equipment and supplies (including diapers) for children (birth to age 21) who have handicapping or partially handicapping conditions and who medically qualify for this service or SSI. Children with cystic fibrosis or hemophilia are covered for life. Eligibility is determined medically, not by income. Provides case management by public health nurses for some children with special healthcare needs.
ELIGIBILITY: Must meet health and age guidelines.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-3612 for applications.
FEES: Free
Site: McCree South

Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
Provides services for families or individuals who may be at-risk for lead poisoning. Services include lead testing, treatment, and help with home repairs where lead is identified. Call (810) 237-6163 for appointment and details.
Site: McCree South

Prenatal Care
Provides medical services for expectant mothers to ensure their physical well-being and the healthy development and birth of their child(ren). Call (810) 600-2438 for appointment and details.
Site: McCree North

Teen Family Planning Programs
Provides a Teen Family Planning clinic for young persons who are interested in preventing pregnancy. Services include annual exams, birth control and pregnancy testing.
Call (810) 600-2471 or 237-4538 for an appointment.
Site: Burton Health Center, McCree North

Tuberculosis Screening
Provides screening for tuberculosis. Call (810) 237-4540 for details and appointment.
Site: Burton Health Center

Hearing and Vision Screening for Children and Adolescents
Provides free hearing and vision screening for school age children, M-F, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., at McCree South, 630 S Saginaw, Flint. Parents or guardians of the child are given a written report on the findings. Families without insurance, Medicaid or MI Child insurance who meet income eligibility guidelines are referred to their local Lions Club for prescriptive lenses. Hearing and vision screening is also done on an annual basis throughout Genesee County schools and HeadStart Programs.
ELIGIBILITY: For school age children who reside in Genesee County.
APPLICATION: Although this is a walk-in service, parents are encouraged to phone (810) 257-3193 for information about the best time to arrive and appointments can be set.
FEES: None
Site: McCree South

DESCRIPTION: Healthy Start is a group of organizations (Genesee County Health Department, Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Counties, Genesys Home and Hospice Care and hurley Medical Center) that works together to help moms and babies with various health-related needs. We help African American women who are pregnant and African American and bi-racial children ages 0-2 who live in zip codes 48503, 48504, or 48458. Health Start is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau.

Each of our partners provides a variety of services. Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Counties provides moms with community health outreach workers who deliver services such as one-on-one support, referrals for food, clotuhing, transportation, etc., help with insurance applications, help scheduling and keeping appointments, and home visits.

Genesys Home and Hospice Care and Hurley Medical Center provide moms the Maternal Infant Health Program which includes nutrition information, answers about pregnancy, support and counseling, breastfeeding support, connection with health care and other resources, answers about child development, immunizations and home visits.

Moms on the Edge of Greatness- Teen Parent/Pregnant Teen Education Programs for African Americans
Provides intensive intervention services to pregnant teens who are African American and still in school. Services include referral to prenatal care, prenatal care classes, maternal support services, ongoing paraprofessional support, post-natal support and support for fathers to help build a relationship between the father and his infant. Call for details.

Girls on the Edge of Greatness- Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Provides services for 8th and 9th grade African American girls who are considered at risk for becoming pregnant. After referral, a caseworker meets the family, obtains parent/guardian consent, assesses student’s needs and develops an action plan, followed by meetings and casework follow-up. Call for further information.

DESCRIPTION: Provides a free health benefit program for low-income adults in Genesee County who do not qualifyfor Medicaid or Medicare.

Health Benefit Program
Provides health benefits to Genesee County adults who qualify through low-income. Covers doctor’s visits, prescriptions and some medical supplies. Call for details.
APPLICATION: Call 232-7789
Saginaw St., 2nd Fl., Flint, 8:00 a.m. –12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F, (810) 767-2222. Those applying for Plan A (formerly known as the State Medical Plan) must apply through the Department of Human Services.
ELIGIBILITY: For persons ages 19 through 64 years of age who are uninsured, not eligible for Medicaid or
Medicare, and whose income is no more than 175% of the Federal Poverty Level.

HOURS: 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-Th 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Fri

DESCRIPTION: Provides an outpatient medical clinic for veterans. Patients must be registered through VA Hospital in Ann Arbor. Call (734) 231-6992 for details. If already registered, call (810) 720-2913 to set appointment.

Veteran’s Administration Hospitals
Provides limited medical services for veterans including standard blood test, EKG’s, x-rays and prescriptions by mail.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be a veteran
APPLICATION: Must call Ann Arbor (734) 213-6992 for an appointment. No walk-ins or emergencies are
accepted.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: State, County taxes, private funding, grants; Federal, State and Local funds; donations
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Genesee Intermediate School District’s mission is to provide Leadership for Lifelong Learning
GISD Early Childhood Programs and Services
Preprimary Impaired Program
5089 Pilgrim Rd.
Flint, MI 48507
(810) 591-4883
(810) 591-4967 TDD/TTY
(810) 591-4958 Fax

Early On Genesee County Program
The Early On Program offers services for children (ages birth to 3 years old) who may be at risk for developmental disabilities. Families and professionals work together as partners in planning early intervention services for children and their families. Services include screening, evaluation and assessment, service coordination and development of an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP), referrals to appropriate service providers and follow-up with family to assure that services have been delivered. Call (810) 591-4947 or (810) 591-4067 TTY for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
PARKING: Yes, behind building
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides programs for Native Americans and others including emergency food and clothing assistance, referrals to legal services, genealogy research, Tribal Certification Aid, cultural awareness-raisings, and an Annual Pow-Wow. Provides referrals for Native Americans with emergency dental, health or prescriptions needs. Referrals are made to providers who have earmarked funds for Native Americans program. Call (810) 767-0723 for details.

HOURS: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Area hospitals, General Motors and UAW, Health Plus and others
MTA: Yes
PARKING: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Helps in improving the health status of people in the community, reducing the health care costs. Serves as coordinating body for outreach in Genesee County regarding MIChild, Healthy Kids, and Medicaid programs.

Planning/Coordinating/Advisory Groups
This coalition of human service provider agencies and the Genesee Intermediate School District coordinates outreach in Genesee County regarding MIChild, Healthy Kids and Medicaid programs and provides advice and guidance to help improve the health status of people in the community and reduce health care costs.
FEES:None

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides full acute care hospital services including obstetrics, nursery, pediatrics, surgery, medical, coronary, intensive care, emergency medicine, occupational health, chemical abuse, psychiatric care, pulmonary function, physical and cardiac rehabilitation, diagnostic/treatment services, expectant parent/related classes, diabetes management, free health screenings, wellness workshops, diet/nutrition counseling, and speaker’s bureau.

Sites

1. After Hours – South
8447 Holly Rd., Ste A
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 603-0856

2. After Hours Clinic – East
1096 S. Belsay Rd., Ste F
Burton, MI 48509
(810) 744-0589

3. After Hours Clinic- North
4154 W. Vienna Rd.
Clio, MI 48420
(810) 686-7397

4. Genesys Therapy Services-Burton
1096 S. Belsay Rd., Ste. G
Burton, MI 48509
(810) 743-1611

5. Clarkston Health Center
Physical Therapy
5625 Water Tower Place
Clarkston, MI 48346
(248) 620-4240

6.GenesysTherapy Services-Mt Morris
7057 N. Clio Rd.
Mt. Morris, MI 48458
(810) 564-2555

7. Genesys Center for Gerontology
3919 Beecher Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 762-4550

8. Genesys East Flint Health Center
1460 N. Center Rd.
Burton, MI 48509
(888)606-5000
(888)606-5710


9 Genesys Convalescent Center
8481 Holly Rd.
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 694-1711

10. Genesys Health Park
One Genesys Parkway
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 606-5000
(888) 606-6556

11.Genesys Home Health and Hospice care
3933 Beecher Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
(800) 922-5220
(810) 762-4600

12.Genesys Hospice Care Center
7280 S. State Rd. (M-15)
Goodrich, MI 48438
(888) 943-9690
(810) 636-5000

13.Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute
302 Kensington Ave.
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 762-8226

14.Genesys Orthotics and Prosthetics – Genesys Health Park
4646 Genesys Parkway
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 606-6570

15.Genesys West Flint Campus
3921 Beecher Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 762-4682


16.Genesys West Flint Health Center
4255 Beecher Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 232-3523


17. Genesys-Lapeer Therapy Services - Lapeer Center
944 Baldwin Rd., Ste E
Lapeer, MI 48446
(810) 245-8290

18. Grand Blanc Therapy Services
600 Health Park Blvd Ste C
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 603-8300

19. Hillside Center for Behavioral Services
8435 Holly Rd
Grand Blanc MI 48439


Acute Care Hospitals
Health care facilities that are licensed to operate twenty-four hours per day and offer diagnostic and treatment services as well as emergency and critical care services for people who have any of a variety of illnesses or injuries which require immediate, short-term intervention.

Athletic Club
801 Health Park Blvd.
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
A 220,000-square-foot multipurpose sports, health and fitness center, the Genesys Athletic Club offers the newest and most complete source of advanced health and fitness technology for people of all ages. Services include cardiac rehabilitation, tennis programs, swimming, weight lifting, youth activities, massage therapy, personal training, warm therapy pool, sauna, steam room, group exercise, walking/running track and more. The Courtside Café seats up to 50 informal diners wishing for a meal or beverage, and is open to members and non-members. The Genesys Athletic Club building also hosts the Genesys Conference and Banquet Center, managed by Blue Collar Gourmet.
Criteria: The Genesys Athletic Club is private, and requires membership. Membership is open to anyone. To become a member, you must pay a one-time initiation fee up front, and monthly dues thereafter.
Contact:
For information on membership, contact the membership office at (810) 606-7300.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Locker room
and spa areas remain open 30 minutes past closing.

Behavioral Care Services- Mental Health Care and Counseling
A full service, outpatient behavioral health center which offers a wide range of care. The staff includes psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors and social workers that are ready to assist clients to solve problems in healthy ways, increase effective coping skills, and when necessary, prescribe medication. For more information phone (810) 424-2400.
Hours: Sessions are by appointment only.
ELIGIBILITY: Call for an appointment
FEES:All major insurances including Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Medicare, HealthPlus, HealthPlus Partners, Blue
Care Network, Connecticut General and HAP. Does not accept Medicaid or Wellness. Must verify whether insurance covers treatment.
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Birthing Classes
For information regarding any of the available educational classes and services, please call (810) 606-5897, or
(810) 762-4791.
APPLICATION: To register, call the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897 or (810) 762-4791
FEES:Yes, fees range from $10-$50. Call (810) 762-4791 or (810) 606-5897 for details.

Preparation for Childbirth: This series of classes for first-time parents will prepare the expectant mother and her labor partner for the big day. The subjects include relaxation, breathing patterns, comfort measures, preparation for labor, delivery, cesarean birth, infant CPR and mother and baby care. There is a $50.00 charge for this series of 6 classes. Class book included in this fee.

Childbirth Refresher/Second Child Course: This refresher course is designed for parents who already have attended the Preparation for Childbirth Series during a previous pregnancy. There is a $25.00 charge for this class series. Class book included in this fee. To register, call the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897, or from Flint at (810) 762-4791.

Cesarean Birth Class: Designed to prepare you for the cesarean birth experience, this class is extremely helpful if you wish to have your labor partner with you during delivery. There is a $10.00 charge for this class when registered separately. To register call the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897, or from Flint at (810) 762-4791.

Sibling Class: A class for brothers and sisters-to-be which shows children what it will be like to be a hospital visitor, how to hold and play with the baby, and how to adjust to a new family member. Parents attend this class with their children. There is a $10.00 charge for this class when registered separately. To register, call the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897, or from Flint at (810) 762-4791.

Breastfeeding Class: Expectant mothers will learn how to prepare for breastfeeding, early breastfeeding in the hospital, nutrition, nursing at home and problem-solving. New moms will also be given instructions on how to pump and store breast milk. There is a $10.00 charge for this class when registered separately. To register, call, the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897, or from Flint at (810) 762-4791.

Baby Care Class: Parents learn about the daily care of their baby, including bathing, diapering and cord care.
Discussion also covers how to handle crying, comforting and stimulating your newborn. This is a one time class, only offered at the West Flint Campus. There is a $10.00 charge for this class when registered separately. To register, call the Parent Education Department at (810) 606-5897, or from Flint at (810) 762-4791.

Genesys Family Birthing Center Tour: Parents see what to expect regarding their physical surroundings, including the birthing room, early labor lounge, nursery, postpartum, and other unique care areas at the Women and Children’s Center.

Newborn InfoLine. Whether you’re a first time parent or an old pro, Genesys’ Newborn InfoLine is the place to turn with questions about your newborn up to one month of age. You’ll talk with a nurse who can answer many of your questions.

Birthing Rooms
The birthing rooms feature a warm, home-like environment that include comfortable furniture, a color TV and
telephone service. Each room has a large window which overlooks our nature trails or courtyards, adding to the serene atmosphere. The rooms feature birthing beds which convert to accommodate a variety of birth positions. All rooms are supported by the most modern medical equipment.

Convalescent Care Services- Nursing Facilities
Provides a 140-bed skilled nursing home that provides both long- and short-term medical, nursing, emotional and rehabilitative care for people who require 24-hour supervision. The center offers a full range of in-house rehabilitative services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.
Hours: 24 hours per day/ 7 days per week
APPLICATION: Contact an Admission Coordinator at (810) 694-1711 to schedule a consultation and tour. The
Admission Coordinator can provide placement information and help with the details of your loved one’s move.
FEES:Call for fees
PARKING: Yes, lot fee

Diabetes Education/Nutrition Services
Provides a nutrition center staffed by registered dietitians who meet with individuals in private sessions to design an effective, personal diet plan based on the individual’s lifestyle and eating habits. Sessions may include: Low fat/low cholesterol diet information, low sodium diet information, hypoglycemia education, weight management techniques, nutrition during pregnancy information, sports nutrition information, children’s nutrition information. For additional information, please call (810) 7606-7720.
APPLICATION: Appointments are available M-TH, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Call
(810) 606-7720 for details.
Fees: Persons with HMOs and most others must be referred by their physician if they want their insurance company to cover costs.
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Driver Training- Driving Assessment & Training/Rehabilitation Program
Freedom on the Road – Driving Advisement Program is a program licensed by the State of Michigan to provide
driving evaluation, training and rehabilitation to persons whose ability to safely drive may be compromised by
physical, cognitive or visual/ perceptual difficulties brought on by illness, injury or advancing age. This program
includes a physical assessment, vision screening, reaction time testing, tests of awareness and knowledge of road signs and driving regulations. Actual behind-the-wheel evaluations may be a component of this program. The assessment also checks to make sure that the vehicle is suitable for the patient and suggests changes to the car or truck to make driving safer and easier. The program also helps family members who may need to transport patients.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F, closed on holidays
ELIGIBILITY: Must be referred by a physician, counselor, insurance company, rehabilitation professional or family member; and must be eligible for a driver’s license or permit.
APPLICATION: Please call (810) 762-4621 to make an appointment.
FEES:Clinical evaluation $157/hour, Behind-the-wheel $70/hour, travel fees $70/hr. Other fees based on services rendered. Usually not covered by traditional health insurance.

Family Birthing Center
Parents are encouraged to hold and keep their new baby with them during the hospital stay. The visitation policy usually allows other members of your family to join in welcoming the new family member. There is a flexible rooming-in policy, where parents can participate in their baby’s care and get a head start on learning to know and recognize their baby’s needs. Nursing care after delivery remains focused on the family as a unit, and on the desires and needs of the new parents.

Geriatric Assessment Program
Provides an in-home visit by a nurse and a social worker that will assist in resolving concerns about physical, emotional, social or daily living requirements. The Center’s care management team can help you obtain services for confusion and memory loss, behavior changes, communication problems, depression, impaired decision-making abilities, sensory losses, difficulty in taking medications, financial or legal matters.
APPLICATION: Contact the Center for Gerontology (810) 762-4550 to make an appointment for an in-home
assessment.
FEES:The in-home assessment is $450 (maximum), and is based on a sliding scale according to income.

Heart Care
The Genesys Heart Institute has been designated a "Cardiac Center of Excellence" by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Miichigan (BCBSM). This status in cardiac care means that BCBSM rates Genesys as a center of choice for patients needing high-quality heart care. Cardiac centers of excellence must demonstrate expertise in a full range of heart services including: coronary artery bypass surgery, angioplasty, cardiac valve repair and replacement, and cardiac and coronary artery catheterization.

Home Health/Hospice Services
Coordinates patients’ overall care with physicians to provide continuing services in their homes. Professional staff cares for patients recovering from acute illness, promoting their wellness and independence. Services are adjusted to meet the changing needs of the patient. By incorporating the services into the family’s daily routine, we minimize disruption of their lifestyle while promoting patient and family independence. Almost any care provided in the hospital, doctor’s office, clinic or rehabilitation facility is available for homebound patients. Hospice care allows terminally ill patients and families to remain together in the comfort and dignity of their own home. The Genesys Hospice Care Center provides care in a home-like setting for terminal patients, who are not able to remain in their own homes.

Case Management – Nurses will manage and evaluate the care of chronically ill dependent patients who are at risk for complications and frequent hospitalizations.

IV Team Nurses- Patients can receive IV therapy after hospitalization in the comfort of their home. In some cases, hospitalization can be avoided, reducing costs.

Wound Team - Specialty nurses work together with physicians and the Tissue Trauma Center using the latest techniques, to provide care and treatment to patients with acute and chronic wounds.

Mental Health Team - Certified mental health nurses and psychiatric social workers provide treatment and follow-up care to patients, as needed. They provide continuity of care to patients during the high-risk transition from hospital to home.

Pediatric nurses- These nurses are committed to meet the special needs of children who are sick or injured. They coordinate the home care team to provide the best possible care for medically fragile children.

Maternal and Infant Support Services - A team of social workers, nurses and dietitians provide services to high-risk infants and mothers. Services offered include infant care, nutrition and parenting skills, and coordination of community resources to help promote optimum infant and family development.

ELIGIBILITY: Patients must be under a physician’s care and in need of intermittent services. In most cases, the patient must be homebound. Call Genesys Home Health and Hospice care or the patient’s attending physician to obtain a referral for services. Service provided to residents of Genesee, Lapeer, and Shiawassee counties, as well as those living in parts of Livingston, Oakland, Tuscola, and Saginaw counties.
FEES:Yes, there are fees, but home care and hospice care are less expensive than hospitalization. Most services are billed directly to Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross, HMO’s, and commercial insurances.

Hospice Care
Provides a full range of palliative and supportive services for terminally ill persons in the final stages of their illness and for their families. Services may be delivered at home and include medical care, pain and symptom management, home nurse visitation, case management, counseling, and bereavement services for the patient and members of the family. In addition, Genesys Hospice provides a facility at 7280 S. State Rd., (M-15), Goodrich for persons who are acutely ill. Call toll-free (888) 943-9690 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be diagnosed by a physician as having six months or less to live.
APPLICATION: Call toll-free (888) 943-9690 for details.

Maternal and Infant Support Services
Provides supportive services for at-risk pregnant women and mothers with infants up to a year old. A nurse, social worker and/or registered dietitian will visit expectant moms or infants up to age one to ensure they are getting the services they need including transportation to medical appointments, immunizations, WIC or other FIA appointments, dietary concerns, recognizing when baby needs to see a doctor and help with any habits which could put the mother or baby at risk. Call (810) 762-4600 or (800) 922-5220 for details.
ELIGIBILITY: For at-risk pregnant women and mothers with infants up to a year old who are Medicaid eligible
and referred by a doctor.
APPLICATION: For assistance with getting a referral, call (810) 762-4600 or (800) 922-5220.

Medical Equipment Services
Offers a wide range of “adaptive devices” for sale to the public: Call for information:
Genesys Health Park at (810) 606-6061, Genesys West Flint Campus at (810) 762-3662, Genesys Orthotics and Prosthetics at (810) 606-6570, or Fenton (810) 750-5450

Michigan Spine Care
Provides the highest level of care possible to individuals with acute, subacute and chronic spinal pain. Services are customized to the patient’s specific needs and focuses on the return of function. The program incorporates the disciplines of physical therapy, occupational therapy and social work as needed.
ELIGIBILITY: You must obtain a referral from a physician.
FEES:Most insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and worker’s compensation. Before beginning the program, you must have payment authorization from an insurance provider.

Neuroscience/Neurosurgery Services
Neurosurgeons provide a comprehensive array of operative and non-operative services for the management of neurological disorders. In addition, stroke care services are available to patients at the Genesys Regional Medical Center Health Park site. Some of the services are general neurosurgery, microneurosurgery, pediatric neurosurgery, cerebrovascular surgery, skull base surgery, movement disorders, neuro-oncology, brain and spine tumors, chronic pain/spasticity and treatment of Parkinson’s disease.

Occupational Therapy Services
Provides evaluation, treatment and education for individuals with musculoskeletal injuries, neurological disorders, work related injuries, speech or swallowing difficulties, and pain syndromes. Each center is fully equipped and staffed, and has easy entry access and ample parking.

Oncology Service Cancer Clinics
Provides a full range of oncology services, through a joint venture between Genesys Regional Medical Center and Hurley Medical Center. Services include diagnostic services, surgical services, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, access to clinical trials, coordination of outpatient services/support services, and women’s diagnostic services (including regular breast screenings and mammography) on site or at doctor’s office. Also provides a full array of ancillary services, including nutritional, psychological, social work, pastoral care, prevention programs, early detection services, genetic testing, diagnosis, treatment and effective follow-up care at one convenient location.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Contact (810) 762-8226 for information.
FEES:Most insurances accepted.
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Orthopedic Services
The Genesys Orthopedic Program is built around a multi-disciplinary team of medical professionals that specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of bone, joint, and muscle disorders and injuries. Combining years of experience with the latest advancements in orthopedics, physiatry and therapy services, the Genesys Orthopedic Program is recognized as the market leader in orthopedic care in Mid-Michigan. And as a teaching facility with one of the region's largest orthopedic residency programs. Genesys uses the latest technology and treatment modalities to train the next generation of orthopedic specialists.

Orthopedic Services/Hip and Knee Replacement Program
Links all aspects of joint replacement surgery into one simple, straightforward and easy-to-understand program. From pre-operative exercises to surgery to rehabilitation and post replacement mobility, the program is centered around the patient’s care and comfort. Beginning with pre-operative educational seminars, patients selected for the Hip and Knee Replacement Program at are admitted as a group, with surgery scheduled the same day. Rehabilitation therapy begins the next day, and most patients will leave the hospital later that same week. After the hospital stay, patients are discharged to their home or other residential setting where the joint replacement program follows the patient’s activities, determining if additional care is required. For more information on the Hip and Knee Replacement Program at Genesys or to see a physician, call (810) 606-5140.
APPLICATION: Call for information, referral or an appointment.
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Pediatric Cardiology Clinic
Provides services for children with a heart condition. Clients can receive highly specialized, university care close to home. Through an affiliation with the University of Michigan Medical Center, Genesys Regional Medical Center offers excellent care for kids with heart disease.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Patients are usually referred to the clinic by their physician.
APPLICATION: After you have discussed your concerns with your doctor, you can call the Pediatric Outpatient
Clinic at (810) 606-5830, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F to schedule an appointment.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Pediatric Endocrinology Clinic
Provides services for children with problems of growth delay, diabetes or other endocrine associated conditions. Patients can receive highly specialized, university care close to home. Through an affiliation with the University of Michigan Medical Center, Genesys Regional Medical Center offers excellent care for kids with endocrine-related problems.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Patients are usually referred to the clinic by their physicians.
APPLICATION: After you have discussed your concerns with your doctor, you can call the outpatient clinic at
(810) 606-5830, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F to schedule an appointment.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Pediatric Gastroenterology Clinic
Provides services for children with chronic diarrhea, chronic constipation or other such conditions You can receive highly specialized, university care close to home. Through an affiliation with the University of Michigan Medical Center, Genesys Regional Medical Center offers excellent care for kids suffering with gastroenterological problems.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Patients are usually referred to the clinic by your doctor. You can call the outpatient clinic at
(810) 606-5830, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F, to schedule an appointment
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Pediatric Pulmonology Clinic
Provides services to children with repeating respiratory infections, recurrent coughs and colds, or other breathing problems. You can receive highly specialized, university care close to home. Through an affiliation with the University of Michigan Medical Center, Genesys Regional Medical Center offers excellent care for kids with lung disease.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Patients are usually referred to the clinic by their physicians.
APPLICATION: After you have discussed your concerns with your doctor, you can call the outpatient clinic at
(810) 606-5830, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F to schedule an appointment.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Pediatric Neurology Services
Provides services for children with neuromuscular disease, epilepsy, migraines, developmental delay, or other such conditions. You can receive highly specialized, university care close to home. Through an affiliation with the University of Michigan Medical Center, Genesys Regional Medical Center offers excellent care for kids with neurological problems.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Patients are usually referred to the clinic by their physicians.
APPLICATION: After you have discussed your concerns with your doctor, you can call the outpatient clinic at
(810) 606-5830, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., M-F to schedule an appointment.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Perinatal Back Care Service
Offers multidisciplinary treatment of perinatal and postpartum women. Treatment begins by identifying and correcting the specific dysfunction from which the patient is suffering. Manual practices such as counterstrain,
myofascial stretching and muscle energy techniques are combined with an appropriate stabilization program and in-depth patient education.

Senior Back Care Program
Designed to serve mature adults with acute, subacute or chronic spine pain with one or more of the following:
osteoporosis, degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, spinal stenosis, radiating pain into arms and/or legs, history of spinal surgery, muscle weakness, deconditioning, poor flexibility, balance problems and/or history of falls and to address specific needs of the mature adult.

Special Delivery Program
The Genesys Special Delivery Program was developed for parents who do not have adequate or full insurance coverage for their prenatal, delivery, newborn and post delivery care and who do not develop complications.
Participants in Special Delivery receive regular prenatal care, attend childbirth classes, and attend sessions on self and baby care. Mothers and their babies in the program go home 24 hours after delivery. Those qualifying for the program receive a discounted hospital fee for their entire prenatal care and delivery. For more information regarding this program, contact the Genesys Women and Children’s Center social worker at (810) 606-5895. Genesys’ Family Birthing Center offers a variety of classes, which help prepare your entire family for the new baby.
ELIGIBILITY: Uninsured or underinsured
FEES:Discounted fees for prenatal care and hospitalization
PARKING: Yes, lot free

Support Groups
Alzheimer’s Support Group for Male Caregivers
This informal gathering provides education, emotional support and relaxation time for men caring for someone
with Alzheimer’s Disease. Group meets the first Tuesday of every month except January, 10:00 a.m. at Genesys Regional Medical Center-Health Park. Call (810) 720-2791 for more information.

Alzheimer’s Support Group
This group offers education, emotional support and relaxation time for those caring for Alzheimer’s Disease sufferers. Group meets the second Friday of every month, 10:00 a.m. at Genesys Regional Medical Center-Health Park and the fourth Tuesday of every month, 10:00 a.m. at Genesys West Flint Campus.
Call (810) 720-2791 for more information.

Artificial Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator (AICD) Support Group
Group meets first Thursday every other month (Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Sept, Nov), 5:30 p.m. at Genesys Regional
Medical Center-Health Park, Regional Cardiology Department. Call (810) 603-0170 for more information.

Cancer Support Group
The Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute Cancer Support Group meets every other Tuesday, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Cancer Institute, 302 Kensington Ave. Guest speakers provide emotional support and cancer education for patients, family members and friends. For more information, please call (810) 257-9639, ext. 3.

Caregivers Support Group
This group provides individuals caring for elderly or handicapped family members an opportunity to discuss their concerns with others in similar situations. Group meets the fourth Wednesday of every month except December, 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. at Genesys West Flint Campus Center for Gerontology. Call (810) 762-4550 for more information.

HOPING (Helping Other Parents In Normal Grieving)
Facilitated by a nurse educator, this group offers emotional support to individuals who have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, or an infant or child death. Group meets the fourth Tuesday of every month, 7:30 p.m. at
Genesys Regional Medical Center-Health Park. Call the Women’s and Children’s Center social worker at
(810) 606-5895 for more information.

I Can Cope Cancer Support Group
In conjunction with the American Cancer Society, this group provides emotional support and cancer education
for patients, family and friends. Group meets every Thursday, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. at the Genesys Hurley
Cancer Institute, 302 Kensington Avenue. Call (810) 762-8039 for more information.

Flint Area Parkinson’s Support Group
Participants share information and support with others who have this chronic nervous system disorder. Family
and friends are welcome. Group meets third Thursday of each month, 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at Genesys West Flint Campus. Call (810) 762-4240 for more information.

Genesys Hospice Grief Recovery
Five-week series that offers help to anyone dealing with the loss of a loved one. Series offers information regarding better understanding the grief process, recognizing the feeling about loss and learning some techniques to help the healing process occur. Both morning and evening sessions available. Meets at Genesys West Flint Campus. Call (810) 636-5000 or (888) 943-9690 for more information on dates/times and to register for the session.

Genesys Hospice Bereavement Support Group
Offers support to anyone who has experienced a death or a significant loss. Group meets first Wednesday of each month, 10:00 a.m.– 11:30 a.m. and the third Thursday of each month, 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. at Genesys West Flint Campus. Please call (810) 636-5000 for more information regarding the support group.

Mended Hearts Chapter 98
This group is for people with heart problems. Meets the fourth Monday from January through March, 3:00 p.m., and from April through November, 6:00 p.m. at Genesys Regional Medical Center, room 3434. Call Pat Coley at (810) 789-7439 for more information.

Prostate Cancer Support Group
Man to man prostate support group meets the fourth Wednesdays, 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute, 302 Kensington Avenue, Flint. Please call (810) 762-8226 for more information.



Therapy Services
Physical Therapy/ Speech Therapy
Provides evaluation, treatment and education for individuals with musculoskeletal injuries, neurological disorders, work related injuries, speech or swallowing difficulties, and pain syndromes. Each center is fully equipped and staffed, and has easy entry access and ample parking. ( See our websict for locations www.genesys.org)

Tissue Treatment Center Wound Clinics
Provides treatment services for many of the “hard to manage” wounds of patients ranging from birth to the older adults. Call (810) 603-8250.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Must obtain a referral from a physician.
FEES:Yes, most insurances accepted.
PARKING: Yes, free lot.

Urgent Care Services
The Genesys After-Hours Clinics located in Burton, Clio and Grand Blanc are open after regular doctor’s offices are closed and provide full service urgent care.

Sites

1. After Hours Clinic – East
1096 S. Belsay Rd., Suite F
Burton, MI 48509
(810) 743-3351
Hours: M-F 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Sat., Sun. & Holidays 1:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

2. After-Hours Clinic-North
4154 W. Vienna Rd.
Clio, MI 48420
(810) 686-7397
Hours: M-F 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., Weekends & Holidays 1:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

3. After-Hours Clinic – South
8447 Holly Rd., Suite A
Grand Blanc, MI 48439
(810) 603-0856
Hours: M-F 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., Weekends & Holidays 1:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to everyone.
FEES:Accepts most insurances

Volunteer Opportunities
Provides volunteer opportunities for persons who wish to help their community. Call (810) 606-5100 or (810)
636-5000 to volunteer for the Hospice Program.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. - 6 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: The Genetic Alliance is an international coalition representing more than 300 consumer and health professional organizations with millions of members--all working together to promote healthy lives for everyone impacted by genetics. Supports individuals with genetic conditions and their families, educates the public and advocates for consumer- informed public policies.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information on genetic disorders and related issues and makes referrals to support groups, genetic centers, clinical research studies and community resources. Call (810) 336-4363 for details.

Helpline Counseling
Provides a toll-free number with trained genetic counselors who can help persons who have concerns about genetic disorders. Call (800) 336-4363 or visit website: www.geneticalliance.org for details.

Specialized Information and Referral
Maintains a list of genetic disorder services organizations and can refer callers to them via phone (800) 336-4363 or website: www.geneticalliance.org.

HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F

DESCRIPTION: Organization dedicated to enabling visually impaired individuals to acquire the skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to enhance their participation in personal, family, and community life by providing lifelong learning opportunities through distance education programs. Accredited by the Commission on Schools of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council.

Distance Education
Provides home study courses adapted in Braille, large print, or recorded format for individuals who are blind or
visually impaired, their families, or professionals in the field of blindness. Courses include academic and high
school; technology; independent living; recreation and leisure time; parent/family education; and Braille and other communication skills. For details call toll-free (800) 323-4328.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals who are age 14 and over and are blind or visually impaired, their families, or professionals
in the field of blindness
FEES: None

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., M-S
FUNDING: City of Flint, Hurley Medical Center, VAAA
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA BUS STOP: YES
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Provides a multipurpose center that serves older adults and which offers services and activities that are needed by and of interest to this population. Call for details.

Prescription Expense Assistance
Provides volunteers who help area seniors with the Elder Prescription Insurance coverage Program (EPIC) (a prescription program for lower income, older adults, 65+, residing in Michigan). This short-term financial intervention helps older persons of limited means meet an immediate need for prescribed medications. Eligible persons may receive assistance three times each fiscal year. Call (810) 766-7128 for details.

FUNDING: Fees, foundation grants, federal and state funding
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Federally Qualified Community Health Center, providing primary health services for persons who are underinsured or uninsured. Pediatric, adult and geriatric services, OB/GYN services, physical exams for school, employment and sports, wellness health screenings, dental care services, treatment of chronic diseases, minor office surgeries, acute care services, counseling and health education, cancer screenings, on-site FIA Worker, Health Access Enrollment Coordinator, WIC Program (Burton Site) and behavioral consultations.

Sites

1. Hamilton Community Health Network-Dental Site
G-5399 N. Saginaw St.
Flint MI 48505
(810) 785-0863
(810) 785-0865 Fax
Site Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., M-F
MTA Bus Stop: Saginaw and Carpenter Roads

2. Hamilton Community Health Network-Medical Site
4001 N. Saginaw St.
Flint, MI 48505
(810) 789-9141
(810) 789-9222 Fax
Site Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.. M-Tu, Th-Fr; 8:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Wed call for hours
PARKING: Yes, lot free
MTA Bus Stop: bus stop Saginaw and Damon or Saginaw and Myrtle
BARRIER FREE: Yes, all entrances

3. Hamilton Community Health Network -Burton Site
G-3373 S Saginaw St.
Burton, MI 48529
(810) 743-6830
(810) 743-7086 Fax
Site Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., M-F

4. Hamilton Community Health Network, Inc.- North Pointe Site
5710 Clio Rd.
Flint, MI 48504
(810) 787-4445
(810) 787-4640 Fax
Site Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.,Tu-F, 8:30am-6:30 p.m. M

5. Hamilton Community Mental Health Site
420 W. 5th Ave.
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 762-5251
(810) 257-3731 Fax
Site Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. M-F

Community Clinics
Provides primary health care for low income persons and those with no health insurance including obstetric, pediatric and geriatric services, lab, prescription discount program for those who qualify, x-ray, family practice and internal medicine. Interpreter available for hearing impaired persons.
ELIGIBILITY: For low-income persons and those with no health insurance.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 789-9141 for main, (810) 787-4445 North Pointe, or (810) 743-6830, Burton to
make an appointment.
FEES:Based on a sliding fee scale and accepts most insurances.

Dental Care
Provides full general dentistry services for children through adults, including preventative care, extractions, cleanings, fillings, x-rays, crowns, fluoride treatments, root canals and emergency. Dental services are ONLY offered at the main dental office, G-5399 N. Saginaw St. (810) 785-0863.
ELIGIBILITY: For low-income persons and those with no health insurance.
APPLICATION: Those needing financial assistance call (810) 789-9141, (810) 785-0863 for intake appointment. Others with insurance simply call to make a dental appointment. Walk-ins also accepted.
FEES: Sliding scale based on income and accepts most insurances.

Behavioral Health Services
Provides mental health treatment services including consultation/evaluation, counseling for child abuse and neglect cases.
Services are offered at the Main site (4001 N. Saginaw – 789-9141), North Pointe site (5701 Clio Rd. –
787-4445) and Community Mental Health Site (420 W. 5th Ave.- 762-5251). Call for an appointment or walk in
to speak with a consultant.
ELIGIBILITY: For low-income persons and those with no health insurance.

Obstetrics/Gynecology Program
Provides primary obstetrics services for women of all ages including: PAP smears, breast and cervical cancer screenings and pre-natal and delivery services at the Main medical site (4001 N. Saginaw St., 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.,
M-W, (789-9141) and at North Pointe (5701 Clio Rd., 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., Th, (787-4445). Call for an
appointment in advance.
ELIGIBILITY: For low-income women of all ages and those with no health insurance.
APPLICATION: Must make an appointment (main site - 787-9141 or North Pointe – 787-4445).
FEES: Based on a sliding fee scale and accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, free lots

Prescription Assistance Program
Provides assistance to help people get needed prescriptions. Call (810) 789-9141 for details.

HOURS: Vary by site, please call for information
FUNDING: Grants
PARKING: Yes
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: Yes

DESCRIPTION: Mission is to improve access to quality health care for uninsured and underinsured residents of Genesee County. Individuals who are members of Health Access receive their primary health care for a small co-pay at one of our participating safety net clinics. Health Access Enrollment Coordinators can also assist eligible individuals with enrollment in Healthy Kids, Medicaid and other public benefit programs. Care Managers work with members to ensure that all of their health care needs are met. Assistance is provided to members in making sure that they can get their prescription medication.

Prescription Assistance
Individuals without prescription drug coverage are assisted with enrollment into pharmaceutical company indigent drug programs to meet their medication needs. Immediate assistnce may be provided through referrals to community agencies for vouchers, temporary financial assistance to pay for some medications if funds are available or by locating sample medications when possible. Individuals must meet financial guidelines and have no prescription drug coverage to qualify. Call for details on qualifications and available medications.

Care Management Services
Care Managers work with uninsured individuals to help them get their health care needs met. Services provided may include locating specialists willing to donate services, assisting with charity care applications for hospital stays, linking members with community resources, providing disease education, and helping to develop a relationship with your physician.

Enrollment Services
Enrollment Coordinators help with enrollment into public benefit programs, including Medicaid, MIChild/Healthy Kids and other programs. Assistance is also provided in locating a medical facility where you can receive affordable health care on an on-going basis.

Discount Glasses Program
Health Access offers glasses to anyone with a valid prescription at a discounted price. Siongle vision, bi-focals, and tri-focals are available, as well as prescription sunglasses. For more information and prices, call 810-232-4200.

Outreach and Education
Health Access staff are available to provide information and presentations at health fairs, churches, businesses and organizations. On-site enrollment assistance can be provided for special events and activities. Health Access coordinates community-wide activities for Cover the Uninsured Week.

HOURS: 10:00 a.m. – 2:45 p.m., M-F
FUNDING: Fundraising, contributions
PARKING: Yes, parking lot
MTA BUS STOP: Yes
BARRIER FREE: No

DESCRIPTION: Provides services for pregnant women, new mothers, and small children.

Pregnancy/ Right to Life Counseling
Provides pregnancy testing and counseling which support alternatives to abortion. There is no charge for this service. Call (819) 232-3101 for details.

Pregnancy Testing
Provides free pregnancy testing to determine whether a woman is pregnant. An appointment is not needed, simply walk in (10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., M-F). Call (810) 232-3101 for details.

Post-Birth Services
Provides post-birth counseling, diapers and used clothes for children up to age 7. Call (810) 232-3101 for details.

HOURS: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F (Summer hours 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. M-Th, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. F)
FUNDING: United Way, Center for Disease Control, U.S Maternal & Child Health Services

DESCRIPTION: Improves the quality of life for persons affected by hemophilia, von Willebrand’s Disease, and related bleeding disorders including complications with HIV/AIDS by providing information and management services.

Dental Referrals
Provides linking between people with hemophilia or other related blood disorders and who are in need of care
which involves their mouth, teeth, gums, or associated structures with private dentist, orthodontist, periodontist or other members of the dental profession who specialize in this area of need. Call (800-482-3041 or visit website at: www.hfmich.org for details.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about the etiology, symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures, and/or methods of treatment or management for hemophilia and other blood related disorders and disseminates information about the latest research with regard to hemophilia and related blood disorders. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website: www.hfmich.org for details.

Disease-Specific Screening/Diagnosis
Provides screening and/or in-depth diagnostic procedures that establish the presence of hemophilia or other blood related disorders and which provide a logical foundation for ongoing treatment. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website: www.hfmich.org for details.

Medic Alert
Provides bracelets or pendants which contain critical information about the wearer’s condition and warnings about allergic reactions to drugs or other hazards in case treatment is required during an emergency. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website: www.hfmich.org for details.

Mutual Support Groups
Provides statewide list of support groups for persons with hemophilia or other blood related disorders and for their families and friends. Support groups are also available for persons with Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) call
(800) 482-3041 or visit website at: www.hfmich.org for details.

Physician Referrals
Provides links between persons with hemophilia and other blood related disorders that need primary medical care with private medical practitioners who specialize in this area. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website at:
www.hfmich.org for details.

Specialized Information and Referral
Provides information to link persons with hemophilia or other blood related disorders, who need specialize services, with appropriate community agencies and organizations that offer those services. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website at: www.hfmich.org for details.

Specialized Therapeutic Camp
Provides residential camp facilities that are appropriately staffed and equipped to provide an opportunity for children with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders to enjoy a cooperative living experience in the out-of-doors. Call (800) 482-3041 or visit website at: www.hfmich.org for details

DESCRIPTION: Provides hearing aids and cochlear implants for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and who have limited financial resources.

Cochlear Implants
Provides FDA approved cochlear implants to enable profoundly deaf persons, unable to afford the cost, to experience hearing sensations. Call for details.

Hearing Augmentation Aid
Provides in-the-ear, behind-the-ear, and body type hearing aids to persons of any age who meet eligibility guidelines. New hearing aids are supplied when available or reconditioned behind-the-ear instruments.
Call (800) 648-HEAR for details.

DESCRIPTION: Provides hearing aids and cochlear implants for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and who have limited financial resources.

Cochlear Implants
Provides FDA approved cochlear implants to enable profoundly deaf persons, unable to afford the cost, to experience hearing sensations. Call for details.

Hearing Augmentation Aid
Provides in-the-ear, behind-the-ear, and body type hearing aids to persons of any age who meet eligibility guidelines. New hearing aids are supplied when available or reconditioned behind-the-ear instruments.
Call (800) 648-HEAR for details.

FUNDING: Donations, fundraising.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides information for persons with Huntington’s Disease (a progressive, degenerative, neurological, genetic disorder) and their families.

Disease/Disability Information
Provides information about Huntington’s Disease including symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures, and methods management. Educates public and health care professionals and funds research on causes and cures.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Hurley Children’s Clinic offers a complete array of medical services for children (infants through 18 years old) including: primary care, immunizations, regular check-ups and referrals to specialty clinics as needed. Specialty clinics include Behavioral Medicine (mental health), Nephrology (kidney), Developmental Assessment, Adolescent Clinic, Endocrinology (including diabetes and growth hormone deficiency), Gastrointestinal (stomach, intestines), Genetics, Cardiology (heart), Neurology (nervous system), Hematology/Oncology (blood/cancer), Pulmonary (lungs), and Surgical Specialties (orthopedics, oral cleft palate and general surgery).

Adolescent Medicine Clinic
The Adolescent Clinic provides general medical care and pediatric services for teens 12 to 18 years old. Services include psychological care, school physicals, and reproductive care. Call for appointment and other information.

HOURS: Office 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F Facility: 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, year around
FUNDING: Fees, 3rd party payments, contributions; donations, Michigan Department Public Health, Children’s
Special Health Care Services.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ACCESSIBLE

DESCRIPTION: Provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient treatment including maternal and child health, trauma and emergency care, cancer care, coronary care, psychiatric care for adults/children, pediatrics, neonatal, pediatric and neurological intensive care and treatment of burn patients.

Sites

1. Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute
302 Kensington Ave.
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 762-8226

2. Hurley Mental Health Associates
1125 S. Linden Rd.
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 230-3370
http://www.hurleymc.com/Centers/Behavioral%20Med/b

3. Hurley Children & Family Health Care
1125 S. Linden Rd., Ste. 270
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 230-3370
(810) 238-7445
(800) 952-4567

4. Hurley Diabetes Center
2700 Longway Blvd., Ste. G
Flint, MI 48503
(877) 877-1215
(810) 239-0485
(810) 235-2974 Fax
MTA Bus stop: Yes

5. Hurley Eastside Senior Care Center
2700 Longway Blvd.
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 235-2599

6. Hurley Health and Fitness Center
4500 S. Saginaw St.
Flint, MI 48507
(810) 235-8544
(810) 235-5610
Site Hours: 5:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m., M-F, 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Sa (Memorial-Labor Day closes at 6pm),
10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Su (Memorial –Labor Day closes F 8:00 p.m. and Sa. 6:00 p.m.)

7. Hurley Medical Center
One Hurley Plaza
Flint, MI 48503
(810) 257-9000
(810) 257-9855 TDD
(810) 257-9969 Fax
MTA Bus stop: Yes, bus stops directly in front
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges small fee is available, on Grand Traverse and 8th
BARRIER FREE: Yes

8. Hurley Sleep Diagnostic Center
1124 S. Linden Rd. Ste. 270
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 230-3390
(810) 230-3394 Fax

9. Hurley Family Health Center
1125 Linden Rd
Flint, MI 48532
(810) 733-2011

10..Fenton Late Hours Clinic
102 N. Adelaide St.
Fenton, MI 48430
(810) 629-7511
Site hours: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. M-F, 2:00 pm – 6:00 p.m. Sa, 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Su

Adult and Geriatric Psychiatric Inpatient Units
Provides a locked psychiatric inpatient center for persons ages 18+ that have a co-morbid medical disorder. The most prevalent diagnoses are Affective Disorders and Psychotic Disorders for the younger adults and Dementia for the geriatric patient. The major focus of treatment is crisis stabilization with a goal of discharging the patient to a less restrictive setting to continue therapy.
Hours: 24/7
ELIGIBILITY: Patients admitted must have an Axis I primary psychiatric diagnosis as defined by the Diagnosis
Statistical Manual (DSM IV-R). Patients must have either a Formal Voluntary or Formal Involuntary (court
ordered) Admission status.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, ramp that charges a small fee is available

Asthma Center
Provides services to help children, adolescents and adults breath easier. The Center’s experts work closely with the patient and family to determine what triggers the asthma episode, recognize warning signs, and offer education and treatment options. Also offers state-of-the-art treatments and the most technologically advanced diagnostic equipment in the region. For details, call the Hurley Asthma Center.
ELIGIBILITY: For children, adolescents and adults
APPLICATION: Call (810) 230-1470 or (810) 238-7445 for information
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, free lot

Birthing Centers
Provides obstetricians and resident obstetrical physicians who offer the best medical treatment in the comfort of home-like birthing suites while promoting active family participation in the childbirth experience. Also, women experiencing high-risk pregnancies can labor in the attractive, comfortable birthing suites of our new High Risk Birthing Center, staffed by specialists in high-risk obstetrics. Both offer immediate access to the surgical suites and to the area’s only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. For more information, or to schedule a tour, call Hurley Physician’s Direct at (800) 952-4567.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to any expectant mother
APPLICATION: For more information, or to schedule a tour, call Hurley Physicians Direct at (800) 952-4567.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee.

Burn Unit
The Hurley burn unit is the region’s only facility designed to treat persons with second and third degree burns to the body or respiratory tract caused by fire or excessive heat, flash explosions, hot steam or water, chemicals, electricity or radioactive substances or heat. Hurley uses a variety of equipment including sterilized rooms which have specially purified air to prevent infection, special beds and mattresses, heat shields rather than blankets and hyperbaric oxygen chambers which use concentrated oxygen to speed healing and prevent infection. Hurley also operates an outpatient burn clinic for patients who need to continue care after discharge from the hospital.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-9188

Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatient Unit
Provides psychiatric locked, 18 bed, inpatient center for young persons, 10-17 years old. The focus of treatment is crisis stabilization with a goal of discharging the patient to a less restrictive setting to continue therapy. Educational needs of patients are coordinated with the Genesee Intermediate School District, which provides a teacher consultant who is certified in Special Education. Age appropriate games, reading materials, and activities are provided for patients to use during therapeutic activities and in their free time.
Fax: (810) 762-6338.
Hours: 24/7

ELIGIBILITY: Must be 10-17 years of age, who pose a threat to themselves and others, and must have an Axis I primary diagnosis as defined by the Diagnosis Statistical Manual (DSM IV-R)
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, ramp that charges a small fee is a available

Community Health Services- Physician Referrals
Provides information on primary care physicians and specialty care physicians located throughout the community, including Davison, Grand Blanc and Fenton. For information on the location of physicians in your neighborhood, call Hurley Physicians Direct at (800) 952-4567.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. for Physicians Direct Line
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
FEES:Accepts all insurances

Dermatology/Skin Care
Provides treatment services for problems related to the skin, hair, and nails including medical, surgical, and cosmetic services. For information about dermatology and skin care services, call Hurley Physicians Direct at
(800) 952-4567.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone is eligible to use the service.
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances.

Diabetes Center
Provides outpatient services and patient education for individuals with diabetes. Services are offered for adults,
children, seniors and pregnant diabetic women at several locations.
APPLICATION: Call: Hurley Diabetes Center, Diabetes Education for Adults 18+ (810) 239-0485, Maternal
Fetal Medicine-Diabetes & Pregnancy Education (810) 257-9126 or Pediatric Diabetes & Education Center,
Diabetes Education for Children (810) 762-6162
Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. M, W, Th, F; 12:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Tu.

Emergency Medicine Services
A unique partnership between Hurley and the University of Michigan and Henry Ford Health System combines the knowledge of one of the country’s premier research centers with the expertise of two of Michigan’s leading emergency and critical care institutions. This partnership extends to our Emergency Medicine Residency Training Program where the best and brightest young emergency staff experience front-line training in a culturally and medically diverse setting.
Hours: 24 / 7
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone.
FEES:Accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Gated parking lot is available. Valet Parking is available at the front entrance of the hospital for a small fee and from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7 days a week.

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Effect Treatment
Provides treatment for infants who are born with fetal alcohol complications.

General Acute Care Hospitals
Hurley is a 463-bed acute care facility with sociality services in trauma, pediatric intensive care, burn care, rehabilitation, high-risk birthing and kidney transplant services. Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute for Gynecologic Oncology Provides the most up-to-date and effective treatments for precancerous and cancerous conditions. The staff is a dedicated team of cancer specialists who are specially trained to address the needs of women. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call (810) 762-8050.
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Women of all ages
FEES:Accepts various types of health insurance.
PARKING: Yes, lot available


Hurley Health and Fitness Center- Medically- Supervised Physical Fitness
Provides a medically-based organization, backed by the strength of the Hurley Health Group. The Center has a medical director and an advisory board of physicians representing a full array of specialties.
Offers first-class equipment and a variety of amenities including health evaluation, daily locker/towel service,
equipment orientation state-of-the-art cardiovascular exercise equipment, a 75’ X 32’ lap pool, aerobic/water aerobic classes, free weight training area, resistance training equipment, racquetball/squash courts, warm up/stretching areas, sport gymnasium, indoor cushioned running/walking track (7-1/2 laps per mile), deluxe men’s/women’s locker rooms and all amenities, Jacuzzi, steam room and saunas, professional fitness staff, family day privileges, free child care (dependent children 6 mos.-9 yrs of age).
ELIGIBILITY: Adults 18+
APPLICATION: Call (810) 235-5610 for details
FEES:Yes, please call for current rates. Discounted fees are available for those with a physician prescription to exercise.
PARKING: Yes, free lot

Hurley Mental Health Associates- Mental Health Care and Counseling
Comprised of a group of skilled psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and clinical nurse specialists who work as a team to help you understand emotional and behavioral problems and find solutions. The one-on-one and group therapy outpatient sessions are available for children, adolescents and adults who are troubled with a variety or problems including depression, substance abuse, and post-traumatic stress disorder. For further information or to schedule an appointment call the Hurley Mental Health Services office at 810-230-3370. You may contact them at their website: http://www.hurleymc.com
FEES:Accepts some insurances

Maternal and Fetal Medicine
Provides support to women experiencing complicated pregnancies with the most advanced ultra-sound technology available to detect fetal congenital defects without using more complicated or invasive procedures; board-certified specialists in maternal and fetal medicine, an ultrasonographer, fetal activities studies nurse and certified diabetic educator. For more information about prenatal, specialty obstetrics or maternal/fetal services, call the Center for Fetal Medicine (810) 424-4787.
ELIGIBILITY: Women suspected of being at high-risk for fetal or genetic defects.
APPLICATION: Call the Hurley Center for Maternal Fetal Medicine (810) 424-4787.
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee

Maternal Support Service and Infant Support Services (MSS/ISS)-Healthy Start
MSS/ISS provides supportive services for at-risk pregnant women and mothers with infants up to a year old. A
nurse, social worker and/or registered dietitian will visit expectant moms or infants up to age one to ensure they are getting the services they need including transportation to medical appointments, immunizations, WIC or other FIA appointments, dietary concerns, recognizing when baby needs to see a doctor and to help with any habits which could put the mother or baby at risk. Call for details. Healthy Start provides support for African American and multi-racial mothers and children with a focus on reducing infant mortality.
ELIGIBILITY: For at-risk pregnant women and mothers with infants up to a year old who are Medicaid eligible and referred by a doctor. Healthy Start candidates must be in one of the following zip codes: 48503, 48504, 48458.
APPLICATION: Call (810) 341-9900
FEES:Free

Mutual Support Groups
Provide disease management classes and support groups including:

Asthma Education Classes
Offers classes for adults and children. Teaches self-management. Personal counseling and support groups are also available. Classes are held at the Hurley Asthma Center, 1125 S. Linden Road. Call (810) 230-1470 for more information.

Bariatric Support Group
This support Group is for Hurley Medical Center patients who have had or are considering the Roux-en-Y
Gastric bypass for weight loss. For more information, phone (810) 235-2224. Group meets bi-weekly at a variety of locations throughout mid-Michigan. Please call for information regarding a group near you.

Brain Injury Support Group
Please call the Hurley Rehabilitation Services at (810) 762-6200 for more information about this support group.

Breast Cancer Education Class
Offer to women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Strong recommended prior to breast surgery. Class held at Hurley Medical Center, 9 West. For more information or to schedule an appointment, phone (810) 257-9585.

Adult Diabetes Support Group and Screenings
meets the first Monday of the month, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Hurley East Flint Campus/Hurley Diabetes
Center, 2700 E. Robert T. Longway Blvd., Ste G. Free monthly food screening for patients with diabetes is also
offered the last Friday of the month. Times vary, please call (810) 239-0485 for best time.

Pediatric Diabetes Support Club
This monthly support group is open to children with diabetes and their parents and family members. The purpose is to bring children and parents together to share ideas and support each other, receive education. Meetings are held at Hurley Medical Center Children’s Clinic. Please phone (810) 762-6162 for exact times and dates.

Pregnancy and Diabetes offers one-on-one instruction to help make pregnancy as comfortable and risk free as possible.
Cost is covered by most insurances. Call (810) 257-9126 for details.

Understanding Diabetes sessions to educate patients and their families about diabetes and the importance of self-management. Cost is covered by most insurances with physician’s referral. Call (810) 239-0485 or (877) 877-1215 for details.

Hurley’s Angels: Parent-to-Parent Support Group
This parent-to-parent support group is a free program designed to assist/support parents during the trying and
emotional experience of having a baby in the Hurley Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). There is no set
date/time for meetings. Meetings are available by request. For more information, phone the Hurley NICU.

Living With Kidney Disease
Classes teach participants about kidney disease, its treatment and how to maintain a satisfying life-style.
Anyone on dialysis or dialysis candidates are encouraged to attend.
Class One – Introduction to Kidney Disease & Management; Wed. 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Class Two – Tuesday 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Class Three – By appointment only. Covers transplants, immune suppressive drugs, and insurance coverage.
Classes are held at the Outpatient Dialysis Center, Suite 115, Hurley Medical Arts Building. For more information or to register, phone (810) 257-9573.

Sleep/Awake CPAT Support Group
Hurley offers an education and support group for those who are diagnosed with sleep disorders. Please call
(810) 230-3390 for more information.
Group meets every other month at the Hurley Child and Family Health Center, Hurley’s Sleep Diagnostic
Center.

Transplant Advocacy Group (TAG)
To help raise public awareness of the need for organ donations, Hurley has a Transplant Advocacy Group
(TAG), which provides speakers for schools, community, and church groups. Speakers include a successful
transplant patient, physician and a nurse. Speakers may be arranged by calling (810) 257-9858.

Women Reaching Women
This group is designed as a program for self-improvement, self-empowerment and self-enrichment. It is diverse ethnically, educationally and economically with an age span of 9 to 78 years. For more information call
(810) 787-4445. Group meets every Thursday from 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. at the North Pointe Community
Health and Education Center at 5710 Clio Road.

Genetic Counseling for BRAC Analysis Breast Cancer and Colon Cancer
Offers review of family history and the possibility of genetic predisposition for breast cancer, ovarian colon and
endometrial cancers. Conducted at the Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute, 302 Kensington Blvd. For more information or to schedule an appointment, phone (810) 762-8050.

Neonatal Intensive Care
Provides the area’s only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and is the regional referral center for highrisk pregnancies with mid-Michigan’s highest level of skill and technology in treating at-risk newborns. Board-certified neonatologists work closely with obstetricians, perinatologists, and pediatric specialists to insure the health of mothers and their babies. For more information, call Hurley Physicians Direct at (800) 952-4567.
ELIGIBILITY: By physician referral and based on the condition of the baby.
APPLICATION: For more information call (800) 952-4567.
FEES:Accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee

OB-GYN Clinic-Obstetrics/Gynecology
Provides primary health care for women of all ages, from children to mature adults. Laboratory, x-ray, ultrasound and pharmacy are available on site, as well as a community education area which offers classes on issues affecting women’s health.
ELIGIBILITY: For women of all ages.
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APPLICATION: For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call (810) 257-9751.
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances

Osteoporosis Program-Bone Density Tests
Hurley’s Department of Radiology provides valuable support to your physician in the diagnosis of osteoporosis. An important new technology is the dual x-ray absorptiometry machine for early detection of osteoporosis, osteoarthritis and other bone conditions. This simple, painless procedure, also called a “bone density test,” can examine your bones more precisely, quickly and comfortably than traditional approaches. For more information about osteoporosis detection, call the Department of Radiology at (810) 257-9210 or call Hurley Physicians Direct at (800) 952-4567.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. for Physician Direct Line
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone
FEES:Yes, but accepts most insurances

Pediatric Emergency Department
Provides the regions only Pediatric Emergency Department that is separate from the adult emergency area and is staffed by specialists trained in pediatric emergency medicine. As part of the Hurley Trauma Center, the Pediatric Emergency Department is equipped to provide life-saving critical care to children from infancy to 18 years of age. It provides specialized care and offers parents and children a more comfortable atmosphere, has 14 treatment rooms for children, as well its own registration and waiting area so children can be evaluated away from the adult area.
HOURS: 24 hours per day/ 7 days per week
ELIGIBILITY: Open to children and adolescents up to 18 years of age.
FEES: Accepts most insurances
PARKING: Gated parking lot is available; Valet Parking is available at the front entrance of the hospital for a small fee and from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

Pediatric Specialty and Subspecialty Services:
Hurley Pediatric Subspecialty Clinics
Hurley West Flint Campus
1125 S. Linden Rd., Suite 500
Flint, MI 48532

Sites

1. Mott Children’s Health Center (2nd floor)
806 Tuuri Place
Flint, MI 48503

2. Hurley Adolescent Clinic
Provides general medical care for teens 12 to 18 years old. Services include psychological care, school
physicals, and reproductive care.
ELIGIBILITY: teens between 12 and 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Thursday (afternoons) (810) 230-3940
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Thursdays (810) 257-9734

3. Hurley Apnea Clinic
Provides follow-up care for infants with apnea resulting from prematurity or other conditions.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, but accepts most insurances.
Locations/Times/Appointments
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Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
1st & 2nd Tuesday 810) 257-9344

4. Hurley Asthma Clinic
Provides treatment and education for children with asthma.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, but accepts most insurances.
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Thursday 810) 230-1470


7. Hurley Cardiology Clinic
Provides treatment for children and babies with cardiovascular or heart related problems.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Tuesday (morning) / Thursday (afternoon)
1st & 3rd Friday (morning) (810) 257-9734

8. Hurley Cystic Fibrosis/Pulmonology Clinic
Provides care for children with cystic fibrosis and difficult to treat asthma or other lung disorders.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
2nd Tuesday (810) 257-9344

9. Hurley Developmental Assessment Clinic
Monitors the development of premature babies and other children that are not growing as fast as
they should.
ELIGIBILITY: newborns and young children
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
4th-Tuesday (afternoon) (810) 257-9947

10. Hurley Endocrinology Clinic
Serves children with special needs such as diabetes and growth hormone deficiency.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances.
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Thursday 810) 230-3940
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Monday, Friday (morning) 810) 257-9734

11.Hurley Gastroenterology Clinic
Provides care and treatment for children with stomach and intestinal problems such as gastro-esophageal
reflux, constipation, and inflammatory bowel disease.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
3rd Tuesday (afternoon) (810) 230-3940

12.Hurley Genetics Clinic
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: Diagnoses genetic disorders and provides education for patients and families about genetic disorders in children.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
4th Tuesday 517) 353-2030

13.Hurley Hematology/Oncology
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: This clinic is part of an international childhood cancer research network which diagnoses children with blood diseases or cancer and monitors their condition throughout chemotherapy and other treatments.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley Medical Center, 1C
Monday - Friday (810) 762-7303

14.Hurley Hemophilia Clinic
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: Multi-disciplinary teaching is provided to individuals with hemophilia and other congenital bleeding disorders. This clinic is federally funded.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley Medical Center, 1C
Monday – Friday (810) 257-9432

15.Hurley Pediatric Infectious Disease Clinic
Evaluates, treats, and provides on-going care for children with a variety of infectious diseases.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Wednesday (afternoon) (810) 230-3940
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Monday (morning) (810) 257-9734

16.Hurley Pediatric Nephrology Clinic
Provides care for children that have kidney and bladder problems like hypertension, bed-wetting, and
Urinary retention.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
1st & 2nd Monday (810) 257-9734
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17.Hurley Pediatric Neurology Clinic
SERVICE DESCRIPTION: Treats children with problems involving the nervous system, such as seizure disorders and neuromuscular diseases.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Monday & Tuesday (810) 230-3940
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Wednesday (810) 257-9734

18.Hurley Oral Cleft Clinic
Serves infants and children with oral/facial anomalies and related problems.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
4th Wednesday (afternoon) (810) 257-9344


19. Pediatric Pulmonology Clinics- Hurley B.P.D./Chronic Lung Disease Clinic
Serves infants and children with chronic respiratory problems including prematurely born infants whose Lungs need extra care to develop.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, but accepts most insurances.
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
1st Wednesday (810) 257-9344

20.Hurley Pediatric Psychology Clinic
Provides care for children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and offers general consulting services to Hurley physicians caring for children.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, but accepts most insurances.
Locations/Times/Appointments
Mott Children’s Health Center, 806 Tuuri Place
Psychology - Wednesday (morning (810) 257-9734

21.Hurley Sickle Cell Clinic
Serves children and adolescents with sickle cell disease and related disorders. Services include pain management, counseling, and blood transfusions.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley Medical Center, One Hurley Plaza, 1C
Monday – Friday (810) 424-4970

22.Hurley Sleep Clinic
Serves children and adolescents with sleep related disorders.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
(810) 230-3390

23.Hurley Surgery Clinic
This clinic is affiliated with the U of M Pediatric Surgery Department. Provides care and surgical services for pediatric patients.
ELIGIBILITY: Children up to 18 years old
FEES: Yes, accepts most insurances
Locations/Times/Appointments
Hurley West Flint Campus, G-1125 S. Linden Rd.
Tuesday (morning) (810) 230-3940

Prenatal & Parenting Class
Provides a variety of classes for expectant or new parents prepare for the arrival of their baby including
Baby Care, Breast Feeding, Childbirth Preparation, Childbirth Refresher, Cesarean Birth Lamaze Series, Big Brother Big Sister, Mother/Baby Breast-Feeding Group, Sidelines, Parents of Multiples, Gestational Diabetes, and Specialty Classes.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to expectant parents
APPLICATION: Contact Physicians Direct at (810) 257-9489 or toll free (800) 952-4567
FEES:Yes, Lamaze Class $50 and includes all other classes; individual classes without Lamaze vary between
$20 and $40
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee

Prompt Care Services
The Prompt Care Services provides efficient, immediate treatment for urgent but non-life threatening illnesses or injuries such as sprains, strains, fevers, and minor cuts and abrasions. The unit is fully staffed with board-certified emergency medicine physicians, physician assistants, nurses and team emergency and non-emergency situations.
HOURS: 7 days per week, 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone.
FEES: Accepts most insurances
PARKING: Gated parking lot is available; Valet Parking is available at the front entrance of the hospital for a small fee and from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., 7 days a week.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Provides services to patients recovering from or needing treatment due to pulmonary disease, disorders, or lung transplantation.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be referred by a physician
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances
PARKING: Yes, free lot

Radiology Services-Nuclear Medicine, Radiology
Offers imaging, diagnostic, therapeutic, and interventional services to inpatients and outpatients of all ages.
Imaging modalities include conventional x-ray, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), angiography and special procedures, mammography, and diagnostic nuclear imaging with SPECT. For more information, call: (810) 257-9210 or Fax: (810) 762-6246.
Hours: 24/7; selected services may be available after hours, on holidays and weekends via staff call.
ELIGIBILITY: Must have physician referral.
FEES:Accepts most insurances.
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee

Rehabilitation Services-Inpatient
Provides a team of health-care professionals from several fields of medicine who will develop a therapy program based on the patient’s specific needs. Therapy may include a combination of physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, neuropsychology and therapeutic recreation. The rehabilitation also responds to the cognitive and emotional needs of a patient, such as nurturing a positive self-identity. The Hurley Rehabilitation Center also offers the following specialized in-patient programs:
16-bed General Rehabilitation Program focuses on general rehabilitation diagnosis such as amputations, orthopedic conditions, strokes, and other conditions requiring functional recovery. 9-bed Brain Injury Program specializes in the treatment of traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries. A neuropsychologist is available to assist patients with cognitive problems and behavioral management. 5-bed child and adolescent program is the only inpatient program for children in the region. The Hurley Rehabilitation Center works in concert with other pediatric specialists at the medical center to provide additional support for our clients and their families.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to children and adults
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-9245, 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F

Rehabilitation Services-Outpatient
Outpatient rehabilitation services are provided to help patients after discharge from the hospital. In addition to
physical, occupational and speech therapy, Hurley offers several specialized outpatient rehabilitation programs
including:
Pediatric Rehab Center-outpatient services for pediatric patients
Hand Care –to help patients with arthritis and/or those recovering from hand surgery
Back Care-this program is specially designed to assist patients with back injury or those needing improved back strength
Sports Care-this is a physical therapy program specially designed for athletes recovering from an injury, surgery or other disorder which has affected their function
Neuro Care-specializes in therapy for children and adults with neurological disorders and injuries.
ELIGIBILITY: Children and adults
APPLICATION: Call (810) 257-9245, 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F. Must be referred by physician

Reproductive Endocrinology
Provides a team of reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists and nurse clinicians who use breakthrough technology to successfully perform more than 1,200 assisted reproductive procedures each year, including male factor infertility procedures.
Hours: 8:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Open to individuals who are experiencing fertility problems. Individuals may self-refer or have
their physician refer if they have an HMO.
FEES:Yes, accepts most insurances, but not Medicaid.
PARKING: Yes, ramp which charges a small fee

Senior Services
Provides a one-stop shop, offering a wide range of services including x-rays, lab work, free physician consultation, geriatric consultation, registered nurses, social workers, and medical technicians. Books, newspapers, magazines, videos and computer to search the Internet are available in the library at each of the two Senior Care Centers. Free publications on health topics, classes on nutrition and fitness, how to use the Internet, fun social programs and learning expeditions are available.
Transportation: Free transportation to and from appointments is provided by the center for seniors who cannot
drive themselves. Ask for a ride when you make your appointment.
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: 65 years old and up
FEES:Medical services are billed to insurance, primarily Medicare; does not accept M-Care.
PARKING: Yes, free lot

Sleep Disorders Clinics
Provides a center to diagnose and treat persons with sleep disorders (a physiological, biological or psychological condition that chronically disturbs sleep). Patients fill out an in-depth questionnaire which is reviewed by a physician educated in diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. Patients may spend one or two nights at the sleep center where they are tested and monitored. Results are reviewed and reports are sent to the patient’s physician.
For more information, call (810) 732-6611 or fax (810) 230-3394.
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., M-F
ELIGIBILITY: Must be referred by a physician.
APPLICATION: For information, call (810) 732-6611 or fax (810) 230-3394.
FEES:Yes, accepts moss insurances.
PARKING: Yes, free lot available

Trauma Center
Provides the region’s only Level I trauma center verified by the American College of Surgeons. The trauma team includes board certified trauma surgeons, orthopedic specialists, neurologists, and pediatric intensive care specialists. Together they offer the highest level of expert skill and precision available and are supported by staff from the laboratory, operating room, anesthesia, blood bank, radiology, neurology, and intensive care. Psychiatrists, social workers, rehabilitation therapists, and burn specialists. At Hurley, board-certified trauma surgeons are on site 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week, 365-days a year.
HOURS: 24 / 7
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone.
FEES: Accepts most insurances

Volunteer Opportunities
The Hurley Foundation offers several volunteer programs at Hurley Medical Center including The Hurley
Auxiliary, Hurley Youth Volunteers, Hurley Volunteer Chaplins. For more information or to volunteer, call the Volunteer Coordinator at (810) 257-9152.
FEES:None
APPLICATION: Contact the Volunteer Coordinator (810) 257-9152
PARKING: Free to volunteers

Weight Management-Hurley Center for Comprehensive Weight Loss
Provides two weight loss interventions: medical weight loss and surgical treatment (bariatric surgery) for obese patients. The multidisciplinary program includes medical assessment by highly trained trauma surgeons; emotional support provided by bariatric counselors (who have had gastric bypass surgery); fitness counseling at the Hurley Health and Fitness Center; and nutritional counseling provided by supportive and caring clinical dietitians. Patients are treated with dignity and respect. For more information, phone (810) 235-1746 or (800) 871-1811.
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Patient must be 100 pounds overweight, or have a body mass index of 40 or more and have a physician’s letter of recommendation. HMO patients must have a referral.
Fee: Accepts most insurances, self-pay, no uninsured
PARKING: Yes, free parking lot

Women’s Health Services Clinic
Offers health education, preventive health screening tests such as clinical breast exams and pap smears, complete gynecological care including contraception and family planning advice, prenatal care, colposcopy and biopsy procedures, and the treatment of endometriosis and other conditions. Specialized gynecological care also is provided for women requiring surgical interventions such as hysterectomies or bladder procedures. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, call (810) 257-9751.
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to anyone.
Application: For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (810) 257-9751.
FEES:Accepts most insurances, HMO patients must have a referral.