COVID-19 Workplace Safety Policy
Clinic Locations:
IPH Health Center (Woodward)
9053 Woodward Ave. Detroit, MI 48202
Primary Care: Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5 pm
Walk-ins are welcomed
IPH Health Center (James Couzens)
19830 James Couzens Detroit, MI 48235
Primary Care and Dental: Wednesday – Friday 8:00 am – 5 pm
Walk-ins are welcomed
IPH School Based Health Center
Fisher Magnet Upper Academy
15491 Maddelein, Detroit, MI 48205
Child and Adolescent Health & Primary Care
Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 8 am – 3 pm
It is the policy of the Institute for Population Health, Inc. (IPH), that required services at the Designated FQHC Health Center locations are accessible without regard to a person’s ability to pay. According to the Board of Directors, IPH Health Center is required to serve all patients regardless of insurance status or ability to pay for services. However, you may be expected to pay a nominal fee for services, based on sliding fee scale federal poverty guidelines and eligibility determination, such as family size and income. Proof of income is required. IPH staff will provide assistance with insurance enrollment for those patients who are eligible.
This requirement is fundamental to the IPH Health Center model as the majority of the Health Center’s patients are low-income, under-insured, or uninsured persons with no other primary health care.
Federal Quality Health Center- (FQHC) Comprehensive
Direct Services include:
- General Primary Care
- Diagnostic Laboratory
- Health Screenings
- Well Child Services
- Women’s Health and Gynecological care
- Post-Partum Care
- Immunizations (Vaccines for Children & Adults Program)
- COVID Testing and Vaccine
- TB Testing
- Voluntary Family Planning (Birth Control)
- Sexual Transmitted Disease (STD) Testing and Treatment
- Mental Health (Freedom to Focus)
- Preventive Pediatric and Adult Dental
- Medicaid Insurance Enrollment and Eligibility Assistance
- Case Management
- Health Education
- Pharmaceutical Services
- Transportation
- Tele-Health and Home Visit Services
- Non-Clinical Outreach Services
- Coverage for emergencies during and after hours
To learn more about IPH’s services, locations, and accepted insurances click here.
Referred Services:
- Diagnostic Laboratory
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Prenatal Care
- High-Risk Prenatal Care
- Labor and Delivery Care
- Pharmaceutical Services
- Mental Health (Children, Adults and, Seniors, and Team Wellness)
- Post-Partum Care
- Preventive Dental Care
- HIV Counseling & Testing
- Substance-Abuse Services
- Women’s Health and Gynecological care
- Translation Services
HRSA IPH Healthy Start Detroit 2019-2024
IPH Healthy Start Detroit is a Medicaid-certified program with a federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration through the year 2024.
IPH Healthy Start Detroit provides direct services to African American women of childbearing age, pregnant women, and families with infants residing in the following zip codes: 48203, 48205, 48212, 48213, 48214, 48215, 48224, and 48234.
The program focuses on the social determinants of health to reduce infant mortality by eliminating racial and ethnic disparities before, during, and after pregnancy.
IPH Healthy Start Detroit improves the health of women and infants by providing home-based care management and Maternal Infant Health Program services. Care Managers help families address the following topics:
- Developing a reproductive life plan
- Obtaining health insurance
- Access to primary & preventive care
- Medical Homes
- Child Care
- Breastfeeding
- Safe Sleep
- Smoking
- Depression
- Obesity
- Domestic violence
IPH Healthy Start Detroit has an active Community Action Network and provides additional services and programs to support mother and child:
- Community Action Network (CAN)
- Tele-Health and home-visits for Pregnant, Postpartum Women and their infants (up to 2yrs)
- Partners for a Healthy Baby (up to 3yrs)
- Fatherhood Initiative
- Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)
For more information and a brochure about Detroit Healthy Start, click here.
Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP)
- The Institute for Population Health (IPH) Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) provides supportive services to pregnant women and families with infants from birth to age one. Services are scheduled to accommodate your special situation.
- The MIHP services are provided in the home by a team of nurses, nutritionists, and social workers. Services can be provided in other locations as needed.
- Medicaid pays for MIHP services to qualifying women infants.
- IPH’s MIHP assists families with Medicaid enrollment, transportation needs, selecting a health care provider, substance abuse, mental/physical health concerns, and community resources.
- IPH’s MIHP promotes health education as it relates to infant health, safety, general development, breastfeeding, nutrition, family planning, and living a healthier lifestyle.
Our Goals are:
- To reduce the number of premature and low birth weight births
- To reduce the number of infant deaths
- To help pregnant and parenting women get care and support
MIHP Services Provided:
- Counseling, emotional support, and psychosocial assessments
- Nutrition assessment and counseling
- Community referrals for baby supplies and services
- Resources for childbirth education and parenting classes
- Language translation/interpreter services
To sign up for MIHP services or to make a referral please contact us at (313)309-9350 ext. 1253 for a brochure click here.
Freedom to Focus
Freedom to Focus is a counseling solution to resolve emotional and behavioral problems arising from mental health, child abuse and neglect, and domestic violence. The program provides a broad range of services for children, adults, and seniors.
Services integrate behavioral health and primary care services to screen for and prevent suicide using the Zero Suicide Model.
Partners for a Healthy Baby
Partners for a Healthy Baby is a nationally recognized, research-based curriculum used by many home visiting models to improve birth outcomes, reduce rates of child abuse, increase intervals between pregnancies, strengthen families, enhance child health and developmental outcomes, and support family stability and economic self-sufficiency. The Partners curriculum was developed by a highly experienced multi-disciplinary faculty team at Florida State University and designed to support a systematic approach to planning and conducting effective home visits.
Sign Up for Services
To get the many benefits provided through the Partners for a Healthy Baby program please call:
313-309-9350 ext. 1316
For a Partners for a Healthy Baby brochure click here.
Project Fatherhood Detroit
Project Fatherhood is a highly successful, evidence-based program from the Children’s Institute Inc. which fosters healthy engagement between father-child, father-significant other, and the whole family unit. Its objective is to re-engage low-income fathers, particularly in urban settings, in the care and upbringing of their children. Fathers learn to be more loving, responsible parents and active participants in their children’s lives through therapy, support, healthy relationship workshops, parenting education, and more. Project Fatherhood Detroit’s objective is to foster best practices for healthy families through the fathers in our community.
To enroll in Project Fatherhood Detroit, contact Mr. Grantham at (313) 949-0479 or email tgrantham@ipophealth.org.
For a Project Fatherhood Detroit brochure click here.