SAY Detroit is once again hosting an invitation-only “Baby Shower’’ for mothers and moms-to-be who participate in our First Year education and resource program at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic.
Continuing its discussion from the previous meetup, the today’s support group for Detroit women explored what living your best at every age truly means. Alexis Harvey, group host and community health worker at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic, created space for a meaningful and honest conversation about health and mental health, with a strong … Read more
Wellness Wednesdays’ sisterhood came out in force to celebrate one member finishing her last round of chemo, and to pick up some tips for healthy aging.
How you can advancing health equity—one prescription, one patient, one visit at a time.
Healthy lifestyle goals set at the end of last year were put into action in the first support group meetup of 2026 dedicated to diabetes management and prevention.
Thursday, January 15 is hereby officially proclaimed SAY Clinic Appreciation Day, thanks to the efforts of its community health worker Alexis Harvey and a budding partnership with CALM, a local nonprofit committed to community wellness.
Nearly two dozen women gathered for the final Wellness Wednesdays meetup of the year with a seasonally-appropriate goal in mind — to have an open conversation about giving thanks, reflecting and connecting. Gratitude can decrease depression, anxiety, difficulties with chronic pain and risk of disease. And the real-time healing was on full display as attendees … Read more
New friendships blossomed. Old ones were rekindled. Some brought their children. Others came alone or brought a friend or their family for support. All were welcomed Saturday (Nov. 15) at the SAY Detroit Family Health Clinic, where its First Year program held a barbeque luncheon — playfully called a BabyQ — for members which included … Read more
The nearly 30 women who gathered for today’s monthly support group picked up nutrition tips form the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
SAY Clinic partnered with Hungry Howie’s and Henry Ford Health for a free event offering mobile mammograms.