SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic

Overview

A community health clinic with an on-site pharmacy, we provide high-quality examinations, maintenance and preventive healthcare for adults, regardless of their ability to pay. Open weekdays, it utilizes a staff of physicians and nurse practitioners, many of whom volunteer their time, in the areas of: gynecology, internal medicine, podiatry, physical therapy, dermatology, health coaching, and nutrition.

(313) 758-6100

211 Glendale Ave
Highland Park, MI

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SERVICES

Hours: M – F, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Please call to make an appointment

Exams for Colds, Flu & Ear Infections
Hypertension Screening & Treatment
Cholesterol Screening & Treatment
Diabetes Screening & Treatment
Laboratory Services
Gynecological & Breast Exams
Contraception
Breast Cancer Screenings & Mammography Referrals
STD Testing
Health Education
Fitness Classes
Weight Loss Classes
Podiatry Services
Dermatology
Wellness Wednesdays
First Year Program

Originally launched in December of 2008 by SAY Detroit as the nation’s first free medical clinic devoted to homeless children and their mothers, the clinic responded to community needs by shifting reach to adult patients with limited income; for those who qualify, we provide services free of charge for uninsured or underinsured patients.

For those who qualify, we provide services free of charge for uninsured or underinsured patients. A list of accepted insurances is available here, but please call the clinic for the most updated list of accepted insurers.

Accepting patients from all over the Detroit area, the clinic averages more than 4,000 patient visits annually

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Partners

The clinic is operated by Trinity Health Michigan, and collaborates with partners in Highland Park and Detroit to deliver its services in and out of the clinic.

Patients in need of evening appointments may contact Cabrini Clinic (1234 Porter St) at 313-961-7863 (free care in evening available Tuesdays and Thursdays for uninsured) or Trinity Health Primary Care (5555 Conner Ave, Ste 2691) at 313-692-8400 (extended hours on Thursdays).

Volunteers

We are dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare to individuals in need and rely on the generosity of healthcare professionals to expand our services. If you are a specialist and are looking to make a meaningful impact, we invite you to volunteer with us. As a Specialty Provider Volunteer, you will have the opportunity to contribute your expertise by directly helping underserved populations who lack access to specialized care. Interested volunteers can contact the clinic directly at (313) 758-6100 or by emailing volunteer@saydetroitclinic.com.

Donors

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Corporation sponsorship in fundraising, the donation of equipment and supplies, or coordinating volunteer events for facility and personnel needs is welcome. Please contact SAY Detroit at info@saydetroit.org if your organization is interested in partnering with the clinic.

A support group to help Detroit women and moms connect and grow, held monthly at the Ernest T. Ford Recreation Center in Highland Park.

Next event: June 18, 2025, 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.

Topic: Cancer prevention and treatment starts early with screenings — join us for an important session about staying up-to-date with preventative health and learn about the community resources available to you.
Featured speaker: Verlycia Dixon, Community Health Worker
Facilitated by Alexis Harvey, Community Health Worker at SAY Clinic
Lunch, prizes, network, meet neighbors
Space is limited & registration required, call 586-345-0225 to register or with questions

A free program to support mom and baby through your child’s first year. We offer free baby supplies and education. Clients learn to set goals for baby’s first year and work with a case manager for one-on-one help. Call the clinic to set up an appointment with Alexis Harvey, Community Health Worker.

what is “safe sleep”? why is it important?

Sleep-related deaths are the leading cause of death for infants up to 12 months of age. “First Year” will share guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on how to create a safe sleep environment for baby in your home and help prevent SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome).