January 07, 2009
City Guide
Washtenaw County Health Services
The county offers a wide range of health-related programs at various locations. Most services are free to county residents; however, many programs request donations. For general information, call 544-6700, or call Health Services Access at 544-3050 or (800) 440-7548. publichealth.ewashtenaw.org
Children's Special Health Care Services
State program for children and some adults with chronic health care needs. Referrals for specialty services and coverage for medical bills. Provides care coordination, family-centered services, and more. cshsfc@michigan.gov, www.michigan.gov/cshcs
544-6766, (800) 359-3722
Public Health Services
Programs include communicable disease control and tuberculosis clinic (by appointment only); immunizations by appointment (no vaccinations specifically for overseas travel); influenza vaccinations, 544-6770; hearing and vision testing for children through age 20, 544-6786; STD clinic and HIV testing and counseling by appointment, 544-6840; supplemental food program for women, infants, and children (WIC), 544-6800; maternal and infant support services; school-site and work-site health education programs; and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) counseling. publichealth.ewashtenaw.org
544-6700
Washtenaw County Prescription Plan
County residents of all ages with limited or no prescription drug coverage can get prescription drugs at a discount of 15-20 percent. Applications accepted by phone, fax, or mail. amadorj@ewashtenaw.org, whp.ewashtenaw.org555 Towner, Ypsilanti [map]
544-6886. Fax: 544-6726
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