At Arbor Hospice, we believe no one should face the end of life alone. Everyone has the right to spend their final months free of physical, emotional, and spiritual pain in an environment where they are most secure.

Care from Arbor Hospice is typically covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance companies.

ArborWoman provides pregnancy-related services such as pregnancy testing, pregnancy options counseling, and pregnancy support.

Since 1981, the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's Community Dental Center  has collaborated with the City of Ann Arbor to address the unique needs of individuals including those limited by finances and physical challenges.

Corner Health provides high-quality primary health care, mental health, and supportive services to young people, ages 12-25 and their children.

Corner staff are well versed in young people's unique needs and provide services regardless of insurance status or ability to pay for care.

The Speech and Hearing Clinic offers a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic services to children and adults of all ages. Services are offered to individuals with:

• Speech, language, fluency, and voice impairments

• Developmental language and cognitive delays

• Language and cognitive loss secondary to brain injury

• Acquired neurogenic disorders

• Desire to improve pronunciation secondary to foreign accents and dialects

• Aural habilitation and rehabilitation

• Hearing evaluations

• Hearing screenings

• Assessment of middle ear functioning

• Hearing aid evaluation and fitting

Most services are provided by graduate students in the Speech-Language Pathology Program who are completing course requirements.

HealthCare.gov is a federal health exchange website that operates under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The exchange facilitates the sale of private health insurance plans to residents of the United States and offers subsidies to those who earn less than four times the federal poverty line. The website also assists those people who are eligible to sign up for Medicaid.

HFM supports the bleeding disorder community through a variety of programs, services, information and referrals.

Hope Clinic offers medical care and dental care to the uninsured, plus a variety of social services to minister to the whole person.

We provide care for all--regardless of age, diagnosis, or ability to pay. Because we welcome those who are uninsured, or whose treatment is more expensive than what other hospices can provide, we depend on the financial support of our donors for the treatments, medications, services, grief support, and spiritual care of patients and families in need.

The Hospice of Michigan Foundation generates financial support to ensure that every person who seeks our care is able to receive it. Philanthropic giving also funds the research, education, and innovation initiatives at the Hospice of Michigan Institute. We continue to rely on gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations to fulfill the Hospice of Michigan mission. 

This toolkit was designed to assist families with finding the right healthcare coverage. This website provides free videos and information about health insurance, insurance options, making insurance affordable, using your insurance, enrolling for insurance, and more in English, Spanish, and Arabic.

Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, IHA is one of the best and largest multi-specialty groups in Michigan delivering more than one million patient visits each year. IHA offers both primary care and specialty care.

The MI Bridges website lets individuals apply for healthcare coverage which helps pay for medical costs. The website allows you to apply for different benefits, manage your case and explore resources.

MI Unified's mission is to provide easy access to innovative services for the whole person, regardless of HIV status, while promoting respect and acceptance without stigma. They can connect individuals to resources in and around Washtenaw County.

The Maternal Infant Health Program (MIHP) is a home-visiting organization for pregnant women and infants with Medicaid. Services include education, service coordination, support and referrals.

This site has links to other web pages with information and phone numbers for places with low cost or free health care, or help with health insurance.

This website helps Michigan citizens facing economic hardship find the services they need.

Simply click on one of the five tabs for links to information about jobs and training,

unemployment benefits, health care, family support, and housing. Then click on the

particular link that describes the help you're seeking.

Quitting tobacco is a process. The first step is the hardest. When you are ready to quit, The Michigan Tobacco Quitline can help you with each step in the quitting process.

The expert coaches can talk to you about overcoming common barriers, such as: dealing with stress, fighting cravings, coping with irritability, and controlling weight gain.

This health center provides general medical care, prescription assistance, etc. They also help the uninsured obtain health coverage.

Packard Health is a non-profit clinic offers preventative medicine, family medicine, women’s health, chronic disease management, behavioral health, and nutrition. They also offer insurance enrollment assistance; food, medication, and transportation assistance; and free translation services.

Planned Parenthood provides complete gynecological exams, information about birth control methods, abortion counseling and services, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, vasectomies, and HIV/AIDS testing and counseling. Female and male providers are available. Services are confidential and affordable.Fees: based on services, accepts most insurances.

The Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools (RAHS) provides school-based programs and clinical services that improve the well-being of students, their families, and their communities. RAHS health services are intended for youth up to 21 years of age. You do not need to be a registered student at these schools to receive services and we accept insured and uninsured patients, regardless of ability to pay.

The Shelter Clinic is operated by Packard Health. This clinic serves the community's most vulnerable population. The clinic is available to anyone in need in the community as a primary care site as well! The Packard Health Medical Doctor oversees the clinic, and the Shelter Association's medical case manager assists clients and interfaces with Packard Health.

St. Joseph Mercy Health System is located in Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Livingston, Oakland, and Livonia.

This database directs you to several low- and no-cost STD testing options in the Ann Arbor area that are confidential and convenient.

Nurses answer questions regarding cancer issues and concerns free of charge.

Excellence in patient care, medical education, and research.

The WCHD envisions a healthy community where every resident has the opportunity to achieve optimal health and well-being.

Offers help in choosing and obtaining health insurance, community resource referrals, Department of Human Services navigation aid, and Driver’s License assistance.