discover a world of health & wellbeing
WLAHS has partnered with the University of Michigan, Hamilton Community Health Network, and other health and wellbeing providers to serve our local community.
your local primary care clinic
Hamilton-Whitmore Lake Clinic came together through the collaborative efforts of WLAHS and the University of Michigan School of Nursing. The clinic offers comprehensive healthcare to anyone regardless of insurance coverage or ability to pay.
Medical
- Primary care for pediatrics and adults
- Treatment of minor illnesses and injuries
- Referrals to specialists
- Routine exams
- Blood and urine work
Behavioral
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Addiction
- Anger management
- Family Therapy
- Grief
Insurance
Accepting all insurance, including McLaren, Medicaid, and Medicare.
The clinic offers a sliding scale for anyone who does not have health insurance coverage.
If you would like to apply for insurance coverage, connect with our Enrollment Coordinator, Tim McCarron. Reach him at 734-257-9100 ext. 4955 or visit him at 9075 Brookside Dr. on Tuesdays from 10 AM to 12 PM.
Transportation
Whitmore Lake Area Human Services has partnered with People’s Express to provide free public transportation to and from the clinic to residents of Green Oak township and Northfield township.
Book a ride with People’s Express by calling 877-214-6073.
events centered on a healthier you
At WLAHS, we provide the surrounding community a chance to connect with others through our volunteer opportunities and wellness-centered events. We encourage the residents of the greater Whitmore Lake area to join our initiatives in building camaraderie, promoting self-care, and instilling inclusive environments.
other health initiatives
rec center
WLAHS has partnered with Whitmore Lake Community Recreation to provide our community with a free Trojan Fit Club monthly membership (a $50 value).*
*To qualify for a free pass to the rec center, patrons must attend WLAHS at least 2 times a month for health-related events like wellness exams and health-centered activities on our calendar.
whitmore lake health hub, healthy you program
WLAHS has partnered with Michigan Medicine to provide general health and wellness exams to our patrons. This opportunity is free and no appointment is needed.
Our on-site nurse practitioner can:
- review blood pressure and sugar
- assist with weight management
- conduct health risk assessments
- and other wellbeing services
This opportunity is only available on Tuesdays from 10 AM – 12 PM.
other health resources
Navigating resources available to you can be confusing and stressful. To make it easier for our community, we have listed resources from other organizations that aid in health and wellbeing. These organizations are not affiliated with Whitmore Lake Area Human Services, these resources are a list to use at your discretion.
general
Call 2-1-1
The United Way 2-1-1 helpline provides referrals to programs to assist with food, housing, financial assistance, utility assistance and more for all Michigan residents.
HIV Health and Beyond
UNIFIED/Vivent Health offers social services, food pantry, HIV testing, sexual health hotline, and opioid harm reduction resources.
Health Coverage
The Washtenaw Health Plan is a health coverage program for low-income Washtenaw County residents who are not eligible for any other insurance (such as Medicaid or from an employer).
Call 9-8-8
9-8-8 is the national Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Conversations are free, confidential, and are with caring and professional counselors. Call this hotline for yourself or a loved one, and know that you are not alone.
Student-Run Free Clinic
The University of Michigan Student-Run Free Clinic (UMSRFC) is dedicated to providing quality health care free of charge to uninsured community members.
Opioid Recovery
The Brighton Center has skilled and knowledgeable staff that works with individuals seeking Opioid replacement therapy so that they can take their own unique path towards recovery.
Safe Streets
Do your part in reducing traffic crashes, particularly those involving fatalities and serious injuries. Click the link below to learn more about the Safe Streets Southeast Michigan initiative.
Dispose of Medication
Don’t throw out expired medication or used syringes! Be sure to dispose of these items properly as to not harm others or the environment. Click the link below about proper disposal methods and sites in Washtenaw County.
Warming Centers
Washtenaw County provides winter sheltering. No pre-registration is necessary for daytime warming centers. For access to overnight warming centers, please contact Housing Access of Washtenaw County (HAWC) at 734-961-1999.
Poison Control
Mixed up your meds? Found a loose pill? Not sure if you took too much or the wrong medicine? Most medications can be identified from the letters and numbers imprinted on the pill, use the link below to connect with poison control.
How to use NARCAN
Naloxone saves lives. But it must be available at the right time to someone who knows how to use it. But a person does not need to wear a uniform, white coat or scrubs to perform a rescue.
Meals on Wheels
This option delivers meals to ill and frail persons in their homes. A liquid dietary supplement can be provided to homebound seniors who are at nutritional risk. Call the Northfield Township Community Center for more information.
for seniors
Cognitive Support
Mitten Minds Support Group is a monthly support group for individuals with mild cognitive impairment or early-stage dementia (not for caregivers or partners/spouses).
Home Maintenance
Catholic Charities Washtenaw County offers free to low-cost basic home maintenance services to help older adults maintain their independence and keep a safe home.
SNAP for Veterans
Michigan State University Veteran Outreach staff promote the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provide navigational assistance during the SNAP benefits application process.
Medical Loan Closet
The Northfield Township Community Center has a Medical Loan Closet with a supply of handicap items – such as walkers, wheelchairs, handicap toilet seats, and shower chairs – for residents to use on a short-term basis.
Senior Cafe Meals
Persons over the age of 60 are invited for a hot meal, nutrition education, and opportunity for socialization. Meals are served Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday at 12:30 PM at the Northfield Township Community Center. Reservations must be made by calling the senior center one week in advance.
Home Care Services
AgeWays provides home care services can be a critical piece in helping seniors and people with disabilities continue to live safely in a home setting. These services provide assistance with those activities of daily life a senior might have trouble doing for themselves—things like bathing, dressing, meal preparation or housekeeping.
for women, infants, and children
Special Needs Resource
Children’s Special Health Care Services (CSHCS) is a program within the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. It is for children and some adults with special health care needs and their families.
Milestones for Infants
New and expecting parents are often concerned if their newborn is meeting certain milestones. Use this PDF created by the American Academy of Pediatrics as a guide for when you bring your baby to their next well-child visit.
WIC, Washtenaw County
Women, Infants & Children (WIC) is a supplemental nutrition program for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and kids up to five years old who are income eligible.
WIC, Livingston County
Women, Infants & Children (WIC) is a federal health and nutrition program that helps pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and young children eat well and stay healthy.
Carseat Checklist
The world of carseats can be intimidating for new parents, and understanding when to transition to a booster can feel like a guessing game. Use this site to see if your child is safely riding in your vehicle.
Vaccination Schedule
The Center of Disease Control and Prevention recommends that children aged newborn to 18 should follow this schedule to insure better immunity towards infectious diseases such as measles.
Early Childhood Center
The Early Childhood Center offers two free grant programs for students that qualify – Head Start and the Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP).
Domestic Violence
Safehouse Center supports survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, dating violence, and stalking. All our services are free and available to survivors who live, work or were victimized in Washtenaw County.
Women’s Center
The nonprofit Women’s Center provides therapy and other supportive services to help individuals achieve economic and emotional health. Participants (age 16+) benefit from the help of parenting specialists, career coaches, divorce specialists, and family law attorneys. No one is turned away due to inability to pay.
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