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Health Services

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Starting January 1, 2014, all Americans must have private health insurance or be enrolled in a qualified government health plan or face penalties. 

To apply for coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace, compare plans, and/or enroll, go to: www.HealthCare.gov. This site helps people shop for and enroll in affordable health insurance. 

If you want free help in understanding, applying, and/or enrolling in the health coverage through the Marketplace, there are people available to help:

  1. Navigators provide impartial education about the Health Insurance Marketplace and health plans, helping applicants determine whether they qualify for subsidies or Medicaid, and assisting them in the enrollment process. For a list of Macomb County navigators, go to: https://localhelp.healthcare.gov/#/, type in your zipcode and local navigators will be displayed.
  2. Certified application counselors (CACs) can also provide assistance with the enrollment process. They are similar to Navigators, but their role is more limited and their focus tends to be strictly on helping people enroll, without the more extensive assistance that some Navigators can provide.

  3. Insurance brokers and agents are certified in their state and can also explain plan details and help consumers determine subsidy or Medicaid eligibility, and they can also make plan recommendations based on a client’s particular situation.

In addition, Michigan offers several medical assistance programs. Each program covers different groups of people and each program has different eligibility requirements. When you apply for a program, your age, income, financial resources, and other information will be used to determine if you are eligible. You must also meet the financial and non-financial eligibility conditions for that program:

INSURANCE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
Medicaid

The Michigan Medicaid Health Care Program provides medical
and health-related assistance to low-income individuals and
families with no medical insurance or those that have
inadequate medical insurance.

Generally, the program serves persons aged 65 or older; blind
or permanently disabled persons; members of families with
dependent children; children in foster care homes; pregnant
women; and individuals under age 21 in psychiatric hospitals.

MIChild

MIChild is a health care program for children who are under
age 19.

It is for the low-income uninsured children of Michigan's
working families.

Healthy Michigan

Healthy Michigan is for Michigan residents aged 19-64 years
with an income at or below 133% of the federal poverty level*
($16,000 for a single person or $33,000 for a family of four);
who do not qualify for or are not enrolled in Medicare or other
Medicaid programs, and are not pregnant at the time of
application.

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) offers several ways to apply for health care coverage. Online applications are encouraged and will be processed faster than paper. After completing the application, you will be notified of the programs you and your family members are eligible for. See below for ways to apply and receive help.

FOR IN-PERSON APPLICATION ASSISTANCE

Find a Navigator go to www.michigan.gov/mibridges and connect with a Navigator. (Search for nearby Navigators by entering the person’s address)

Macomb County Health Department has a Navigator (English or Spanish) (586) 469-5520.

For Adults, Pregnant Women, Children, Families

Apply online at home at www.michigan.gov/mibridges
Find more information on types of programs at www.michigan.gov/mdhhs and click Assistance Programs, OR

Call the MIBridges Help Desk for MIBridges application assistance:
(844) 799-9876 (also in Spanish and Arabic) OR

Apply online at the DHHS offices at their kiosks:

44777 N. Gratiot Ave., Suite A, Clinton Township, MI 48036, (586) 469-7700

41227 Mound, Sterling Heights, MI 48314, (586) 254-1500

27690 Van Dyke, Warren, MI 48093, (586) 427-0600

Apply electronically at:
https://newmibridges.michigan.gov/s/isd-landing-page?langua
ge=en_US

Healthy Michigan Plan

Apply online at www.michigan.gov/mibridges
Find more information at www.michigan.gov/healthymiplan

Call the Michigan Healthcare Helpline (855) 789-5610 for application assistance.

MIChild

Apply online at www.michigan.gov/mibridges
For more information, go to www.michigan.gov/michild or call (888) 988-6300.


Call the Michigan Healthcare Helpline: (855) 789-5610 for application assistance.

Information on understanding your health coverage, finding a provider, where to go for medical help, making an appointment, preparing for your visit, deciding if the provider is a correct match, next steps after an appointment and understanding the insurance card and questions to consider is available at: https://cha.macombgov.org/sites/default/files/content/government/cha/pdfs/Insurance-Guide.pdf

COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS
(Federally-qualified health centers)

These centers deliver comprehensive, culturally competent, high-quality primary health care services.

NORTHERN MACOMB COUNTY
Community First Health Center 58144 Gratiot Ave.
New Haven, MI 48048
(586) 749-5197
CENTRAL MACOMB COUNTY
MyCare Health Center 43740 N Groesbeck Hwy.
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
(586) 493-0961
MyCare Health Center 18 Market St # C
Mt. Clemens, MI 48043
(586) 783-2222
SOUTHERN MACOMB COUNTY
MyCare Health Center 6900 E. 10 Mile Rd,
Center Line, MI 48015
(586) 756-7777
Advantage Family Health Center 4669 E. 8 Mile Rd
Warren, MI 48091-2709

(313) 416-6200

 

MACOMB COUNTY FREE CLINICS
Free clinics use volunteer health care providers to provide free or low-cost health care to people without insurance.

Medical Outreach Clinic (MOC)

A 40-foot vehicle from McLaren Hospital Macomb transports medical staff and equipment to various locations in theCounty. It operates most Tues  days and Thursdays.

A schedule of the van’s locations is posted at:

https://www.mclaren.org/main/macomb-medical-outreach-clinic

or call (586) 493-3640 (answering machine).

Free preventive and primary medical care is available for individuals without any medical insurance at all. To prove eligibility, bring latest income documentation, a picture ID and a Social Security card to one of the locations.

Services include an initial consultation, necessary medications, and follow-up care. Patients are seen on a first come, first serve basis.

If a patient's needs cannot be met by the van, they are referred to one of the hospital's   resident clinics (orthopedics, surgery, and OB/GYN) or another physician   affiliated with McLaren Hospital.

Neighbors Caring for Neighbors Clinic
15420 Nineteen Mile Rd, Suite 200
Clinton Twp., MI 48038
(586) 649-6104

Free-to-low cost medical services for persons and families of all ages, economically disadvantaged, persons with no medical insurance, including treatment for acute illnesses (colds, ear infections, bronchitis, rashes, cuts); women’s health (gynecological   physicals, family planning, sexually-transmitted- diseases); treatment for chronic illnesses (high blood pressure, diabetes); employment and school physicals; referrals to other services.

The clinic is open at varying dates and times, depending on community need, staffing availability and a number of other options. For the most up-to-date times, call the clinic. Appointments are preferred. Walk-ins are accepted for urgent problems only.

Trinity Community Care Clinic
47511 Van Dyke
Shelby Twp., MI 48317
(586) 649-3014

Trinity Community Care provides free medical care to those who cannot afford it.

Open on the first Saturday and third Sunday of each month from 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.

Call for an appointment (required).

Low cost and confidential primary health care services for youth ages 10-21,including medical care, counseling, and educational services. Services are by appointment and with parental consent if the youth is under 18 years of age:

Students, ages 11-21 residing in the Fitzgerald, Center Line, Warren Woods and Van Dyke school districts
may receive services at the Adoloscent Health Center - Fitzgerald site, 2300 Ryan Road, Warren, MI 48091

https://fitz.k12.mi.us/schools-programs/fitzgerald-high-school/health-center/

(586) 759-9070

Free prevention and primary health care program for Macomb County infants and children. A Public Health nurse provides health information and nursing services to individuals, clinics, community and schools. Available from the Macomb County Health Department - Public Health Nursing Services:

https://health.macombgov.org/Health-Programs-FamilyHealthServices-Public
HealthNursing

Mt. Clemens

(586) 469-5520

Warren

(586) 465-8090

Assistance to Macomb County families/children with special medical conditions in securing medical treatment and costs is available from the Macomb County Health Department - Children's Special Health Care Services, St. Clair Shores, (586) 466- 6855.

https://health.macombgov.org/health-programs-HPP-ChildrensSpecialHealthCareServices 

One-on-one education for youth and their parents on how to use an asthma inhaler and/or spacer, how to play sports/be active/be outdoors while controlling asthma, etc, how to avoid emergency room care for asthma, etc. is available from Kids Health Connections, (586) 459-5108.
https://khcmi.org/ 

Immunizations for Macomb County children and adults against the following diseases: diphtheria, influenza, pneumonia, tetanus, pertussis, measles, mumps,poliomyelitis, rubella, hemophilus influenza, Hepatitis B, or vorcilla (chicken pox). A small fee is required unless the person has Medicaid or Medicare, in which case, the immunizations are free. Some commercial insurances can be billed for the immunization services. A parent or guardian must be available to complete and sign the clinic health form for each child. The registration form is available at: http://health.macombgov.org/sites/default/files/content/government/health/pdfs/ImmunizationRegistrationForm032017.pdf

The Medical Screening and Consent for Vaccination form is posted at:http://health.macombgov.org/sites/default/files/content/government/health/pdfs/MedicalScreeningQuestionnaireandConsentforVaccination2017.pdf

Information to bring:

  • Immunization record(s) for all persons being immunized.
  • Insurance card(s) for all persons
 

Available from:

Macomb County Health Department

Mt. Clemens

(586) 469-5372

Mon, Wed, Thu: 8:30 A.M. - 4:40 P.M.
Third Fridays:   11:30 A.M. -   4:30 P.M.

Macomb County Health Department

St. Clair   Shores

(586) 466-6800

Mon and Tue:   8:30 A.M. -   6:30 P.M.
Third Fridays:  11:30 A.M. -   4:30 P.M

Macomb County Health Department

Warren

(586) 465-8537

Tue, Wed, Thu: 8:30 A.M. -   4:30 P.M.
Third Fridays: 11:30 A.M. -   4:30 P.M.

For a list of what and when to get a child immunized, call one of the Health Department offices for a copy of their free pamphlet: Protect Every Child: Immunize Now!

Community First Health Center

New Haven

(586)   749-5197

 

HEAD LICE HOTLINE: (734) 929-9080

Booklet: MICHIGAN HEAD LICE MANUAL: A comprehensive guide to identify, treat, manage, and prevent head lice is posted on the web at:  
https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/-/media/Project/Websites/mdhhs/Folder2/Folder41/Folder1/Folder141/MI_HL_Manual_Final_2013.pdf?rev=0d98bd1c91e149d2b727edb96b95cf84&hash=312BC846BFB2985CC713526A85BC853C 

Treatment for head lice is available (infected persons can try using over-the-counter lice shampoos but if this doesn't work or if it is a severe case, they need to go to a provider for a prescription) at:

Macomb County Health Department

Does not see clients or provide treatment for head lice

Neighbors Caring For Neighbors Clinic

(586) 756-7005 
(Closed Sundays and Fridays)

Will treat head lice but must be Macomb County resident, have a valid driver’s license, have income less than $30,000, and make an appointment.

Walk-ins must arrive by 8:00 A.M.

MyCare Health Centers

Does not see clients or provide treatment for head lice

Medical Outreach Clinic

(586) 493-3640

Must prove eligibility. Bring latest income documentation, a picture ID and a Social Security card to one of the locations. (This number has voice mail so leave a name and phone number and someone will return the call. Patients are seen on a first come, first serve basis so be at the location early to get name on the list.

A schedule of the van’s locations is posted at: 
https://www.mclaren.org/main/macomb-medical-outreach-clinic#related-downloads-and-links  or call (586) 493-3640.

Community   First Health Center, New Haven

(586)   749-5197

If current patient - call and make an appointment.
New patients - call and schedule a new patient appointment.
When making the appointment and upon arrival to the facility, let the medical personnel know the nature of the problem so that the patient may be properly escorted to a private room

Head checks and non-toxic head lice treatment by a practitioner who will go strand by strand through the hair to eliminate lice, nits, and the nit glue that attaches the eggs to human hair is available for a cost (a military discount is available). All services are by appointment only and available from Rapunzel’s Lice Boutique, Sterling Heights, (734) 929-9080. http://rapunzelslice.com/services/

Information on contraceptive methods, pregnancy testing, pelvic and breast examination (birth control supplies are available on a sliding fee scale). Available from:

Macomb County Health Department - Family Planning, Mt. Clemens
(586) 469-5491
or visit their website at:
http://health.macombgov.org/Health-Programs-FamilyHealthServices-FamilyPlanning

Planned Parenthood, Warren
(586) 558-0101
or visit their website:
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center 

Northland Family Planning, Sterling Heights (Pro-choice organization)
(586) 268-1700
or visit their website:
http://northlandfamilyplanning.com/  

The following medical center offers screenings and prescriptions for birth control but is not a family planning clinic:

Community First Health Center, New Haven
(586) 749-5197
https://www.communityfirsthc.org/services/womens-health-services/ 

 

Pregnancy testing is available at:

Macomb County Health Department - Family Planning Program, Mt. Clemens

Sliding fee/donation

(586) 469-5491

Community First Health Center

Only available with a doctor appointment

(586) 749-5197

Northland Family Planning, Sterling Heights, (Pro-choice organization)

Cost: Free

(586) 268-1700

Planned Parenthood, Warren

Cost: Up to $30.00

(586) 558-0101

Compassion Pregnancy (Pro-life organization)

Cost: Free urine test only

(586) 783-2229

Options counseling is available from:

MEDICAL FACILITIES (PRO CHOICE) OFFERING COUNSELING AND REFERRALS

Planned Parenthood, Warren

(586) 558-0101

Northland Family Planning,   Sterling Heights

(586) 268-1700

NON-MEDICAL (PRO LIFE) FACILITIES OFFERING SUPPORT AND REFERRALS

Catholic Charities of SE Michigan - Project Hope

(586) 416-2300

Compassion Pregnancy, Clinton Twp.

(586) 783-2229

  • Specialized preventive services provided to pregnant women, mothers, and their infants who have Medicaid to help reduce infant deaths and illnesses (Maternal Infant Health Program - MIHP). For a list of MIHP service providers, go to: http://www.michigan.gov/mihp. Then click on “MIHP Agency Directory.”
  • A free home visiting program for Medicaid-eligible pregnant people, infants up
    to 1 year old, and their families is available where a parent is paired with a nurse
    and social worker to help the parent and the baby stay healthy. Home visits are
    designed to meet your family’s needs and talk about topics such as: pregnancy, labor
    and delivery, breastfeeding and nutrition, infant growth and development, building a
    strong network of support, and community resources such as housing, transportation,
    childcare, etc. Available from the Macomb County Health Department Maternal Infant
    Health Program (MIHP). For more information call (586) 465-8429 or go to:
    https://www.michigan.gov/mihp 
  • Emergency Food is available through various food pantries in Macomb County. Eligibility is determined by calling 2-1-1 or (800) 552-1183.
  • Nutrition education and supplemental food coupons for low-income pregnant females, new mothers, and children under age 5 who have medical or nutritional needs. Available from the Macomb County Health Department - WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Supplemental Food Program, Mt. Clemens, (586) 469-5471 or Community First Health Center, New Haven, (586) 749-5173.

Information and support for breast-feeding is available from the La Leche League. For a list of local groups, go to https://llli.org/get-help/ 

Information and support for breast-feeding is available from WIC and Maternal Infant Health Programs:

WOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN (WIC) SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM

Health Department, Mt. Clemens

(586) 469-5471

Community First Health Center, New Haven

(586) 749-5173

MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH PROGRAMS

For a list of MIHP service providers, go to: http://www.michigan.gov/mihp.
Then click on “MIHP Agency Directory.”

Hospitals may offer information on breastfeeding. Check with your local hospital.

Community First Health Center 58144 Gratiot Avenue
New Haven, MI 48048
(586) 749-5197 

https://www.communityfirsthc.org/services/
homeless-health-care/

Services include primary medical care, preventive and emergency dental services, prescription coverage, substance abuse and mental health counseling, and referrals for obtaining additional services
Note: Homeless veterans can find health care at their nearest veteran health facility

Chiropractic care is available from participating chiropractic doctors who make time available to treat at least one qualified armed-service member (all Active Military, their Families, Wounded Warriors and/or All Gold Star Dependents), a week at no charge. Eligible Individuals include: all Military Personnel currently on active duty and their immediate family members; any veteran with a service-related disability and Gold Star dependents. To locate a chiropractor, go to www.patriot-project.org 

Traditional American Indian healing and spiritual practices combined with contemporary Western medicine (prevention and treatment) is available from American Indian Health and Family Services (Detroit), (313) 846-6030.
http://www.aihfs.org/

Access to safe, affordable medicines provides generic at cost plus 15%, plus the pharmacy fee, if any and a $5.00 mailing cost. With all medications listed on the Internet site, you will need to request a new prescription from your U.S.-based provider to place an order. Available from Cost Plus Drug Company, https://costplusdrugs.com

A website summary of currently available patient benefit programs offered by the pharmaceutical companies providing a variety of ways to find help with the cost of medications. Search for assistance based on illness or condition, by the drug’s brand name or generic equivalent, or by manufacturer. The site also lists resources for finding human assistance filling out paperwork or making applications, and service organizations that support specific conditions. Users must access the information via a computer – there is no telephone alternative at this time. For more information, go to: www.needymeds.org

Prescription Assistance website (www.pparx.org) helps qualifying patients who lack prescription coverage get the medicines they need through the public or private program that is right for them. Many will get their prescriptions free or nearly free. This site offers a single point of access to more than 275 public and private patient assistance programs, including more than 150 programs offered by pharmaceutical companies. To access the Partnership for Prescription Assistance by phone, call toll- free, (888) 477-2669.

Prescription discount cards are available for Macomb County residents any time the prescription is not covered by insurance. Present the card at a participating retail pharmacy and save an average of 20% on prescription medicine. There are no restrictions and no limits on how many times you may use the card. To print a copy of the discount card and find a participating pharmacy and a price estimate for the prescription, go to http://nacorx.org or call (877) 321-2652.

Thirty (30) day supply of generic drugs on the current covered list of covered drugs for $4.00 per prescription fill or refill if picked up in person. Available from:

Walmart

https://www.walmart.com/cp/4-prescriptions/1078664 

Target

https://tgtfiles.target.com/pharmacy/WCMP02-032536_RxGenericsList_NM7.pdf

Ninety (90) day supply of 125 medicines for $20.00, $30.00 or $40.00. Available from Rx Outreach, (800) 769-3880.   https://rxoutreach.org/find-your-medication/ 

Help for underinsured patients with chronic disease, cancer, or other life-altering conditions to obtain the medications they need, assisting patients throughout the United States who meet income qualification guidelines and have private insurance or a Medicare Part D plan but cannot afford the co-payments for their specialty therapeutics. Patients may receive their prescription from a participating pharmacy or fill their prescription on their own and submit a receipt for reimbursement. The Chronic Disease Fund requires that patients are compliant with their prescribed treatment. Available from the Chronic Disease Fund, Plano, Texas. (972) 608-7141 or (877) 968-7233. 
https://www.mygooddays.org/patients/assistance-types 

Prescription Drug Coverage for recipients of Medicare who are enrolled in Medicare Part D (prescription benefit). Low-income persons below 150% of poverty can receive “extra help” from Social Security (800) 772-1213 at reduced or no premium. For advice about which provider to choose, call the Area Agency on Agency’s Medicare/Medicaid Assistance Program, (800) 803-7174 or the Office of Senior Services, (586) 469-6313 or Social Security, (800) 633-4227. Website: http://www.medicare.gov

Prescription medicines for low-income people ages 18 and older living in Michigan - If approved, you can receive your medications for $8.30 per prescription and may have your medications mailed to your home. Available from World Medical Relief, (313) 866-5333. Website:   
http://www.worldmedicalrelief.org/local-programs 

Free testing, medication and medical consultation to persons diagnosed or suspected of having tuberculosis and their contacts. Available from the Macomb County Health Department in Mt. Clemens and Warren, (586) 469-5421.
https://health.macombgov.org/Health-Programs-DC-TuberculosisProgram 

Free and confidential testing, treatment, diagnosis and counseling for sexually- transmitted diseases (STDs). Available from the Macomb County Health Department in Mt. Clemens and Warren by appointment only. Call (586) 465-9217.

https://health.macombgov.org/Health-HelpMeFindIt-Location

Low-cost confidential testing, diagnosis, treatment and counseling for sexually- transmitted diseases (STDs). Available from Planned Parenthood, (586) 558-0101.
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/michigan/warren/48093/warren-health-center-3834-90630

HIV/AIDS Counseling and Testing provides anonymous counseling and testing – but not treatment – on an appointment only basis. Services are provided at no charge to persons age 12 and over. For more information call the Macomb County Health Dept.,
(586) 465-8434.
https://health.macombgov.org/Health-Programs-DC-HIVAIDSCounselingTesting 

Free pre-test counseling, testing and post-test counseling for Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Contact Michigan AIDS Hotline, (800) 872-2437.

Pre-test counseling, testing and post-test counseling for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Available from Planned Parenthood, (586) 558-0101.
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/michigan/warren/48093/warren-health-center-3384-90630/hiv-testing  

Transportation to health care appointments for Medicaid clients is available from their Medicaid Health Care Plans. Clients are encouraged to contact their Health Plan and schedule transportation services ahead of time. NOT provided by HMOs are: trips for dental, substance abuse, or community mental health services.

Coventry Care

(866) 782-8507

HealthPlus Partners

(800) 332-9161

McLaren Health Plan

(888) 327-0671

Meridian Health Plan

(888) 437-0606

Midwest Health Plan

(888) 654-2200

Molina Healthcare of MI

(888) 898-7969

PHP - MM Family Care

(800) 661-8299

Priority Health Government Programs

(888) 975-8102

Total Health Care

(800) 826-2862

United Healthcare Community Plan

(800) 903-5253

Upper Peninsula Health Plan

(800) 835-2556

These services are provided in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb by Modivcare, as well as all transportation for "straight Medicaid" cases, especially dialysis patients. Customers must call two days in advance from 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. to schedule rides. The number is (866) 569-1902. A link to the Medical Services Bulletin about the services is posted at: www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/MSA_10-56_339333_7.pdf

More information about Modivcare is at their website - they are a national corporation providing Medicaid transportation in many states: https://www.modivcare.com/contact-us-business. Modivcare has the responsibility for providing medical transportation to many customers receiving Medicaid in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.

MAGGIE'S WIGS 4 KIDS OF MICHIGAN                                                                                                                           

Custom wigs for children aged 3 - 18 who have hair loss due to cancer, alopecia (loss of hair), trichotillomania (pulling hair out), burns and other disorders at no charge. A doctor’s note is needed on letterhead stationary stating that the child or teen is in need of a wig. The application form is posted at: https://www.wigs4kids.org/our-services/wig-creation.html  Available from at Maggie’s Wigs 4 Kids, (586) 772-6656 (St. Clair Shores). http://www.wigs4kids.org/

HELP FOR YOUTH IN GRIEF                                                                                                    

Personalized assistance to youth who have lost a parent providing practical, professional, and personal assistance at each stage of the grieving and recovery process. Through partnerships with business professionals and social service organizations, a team of volunteers is assembled to meet each family’s unique needs. Available from the Yatooma's Foundation for the Kids, (888) 987-KIDS www.forthekidsfoundation.org

FUN ACTIVITIES FOR ILL YOUTH                                                                                          

Fun opportunities for children aged 2½ - 18 with life-threatening illnesses and their families. The Rainbow Connection’s Special Response program assists families with information and referrals to other needed services (e.g. utility assistance, counseling, etc.). Available from The Rainbow Connection, Rochester, MI. For more information, call (248) 601-9474, or go to: www.rainbowconnection.org

HOUSECLEANING FOR WOMEN WITH CANCER                                                               

Free professional housecleaning, and maid services (once a month for four months) for women currently undergoing treatment for any type of cancer is available from the Cleaning for A Reason Foundation which recruits professional residential maid services who are insured and bonded to participate. The Foundation limits the number of applications accepted on a daily basis from Monday through Thursday. Applications are available online only: www.cleaningforareason.org

HOUSECLEANING FOR WOMEN WITH CANCER

Free professional houscleaning, and maid services (once a month for four months) for women currently undergoing treatment for any type of cancer is available from the Cleaning for A Reason Foundation which recruits professional residential maid services who are insured and bonded to participate. The Foundation limits the number of applications accepted on a daily basis from Monday through Thrusday. Apllications are available online only: www.cleaningforareason.org

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT                                                                                                               

A free online directory of organizations that loan home medical equipment for free or at low-cost. Available at https://loanclosets.org/michigan/macomb

Free loan of portable wheelchair ramps for families with a child under age 18 with Cerebral Palsy or other paralysis-causing conditions living in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb Counties. For more information, call (248) 557-5070 or https://www.mi-ucp.org/accessibilityandmobility 

OTHER SERVICES

Hoarder service clean up (with client in or out of the house) is available fromClean Out Michigan. Free estimate, fully insured. For more information, call (989)
341-4954 or visit https://www.hoardercleanoutmichigan.com

Clean up after suicide/homicide, unattended death remediation, and hording cleanup is available from USA Biocare, (248) 621-3232.  https://www.usabiocare.com/