Hope Clinic in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is a remarkable non-profit organization offering a wide range of essential services to uninsured and underinsured individuals in the community. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the services they provide:

• Free primary care: The clinic provides basic medical services like checkups, immunizations, chronic disease management, and routine lab tests.
• Specialty care: Though limited, they also offer access to specialists such as dentists, optometrists, and mental health professionals.
• Dental services: Affordable dental cleanings, fillings, extractions, and dentures are available.

Food and Basic Needs Assistance:

• Food pantry: Provides groceries and nutritious meals to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
• Hot meals: The clinic serves free hot meals six nights a week to anyone in need.
• Clothing and household goods: Donated clothing, toiletries, and other household items are available through the clinic.

Social Work and Case Management:

• Case management: Social workers help clients navigate healthcare systems, access essential resources, and connect with other organizations for support.
• Financial assistance: The clinic may offer limited financial assistance for specific needs such as rent or utilities.
• Life skills and support groups: Programs and workshops on topics like healthy living, parenting, and job search are available.

Spiritual Care:

• Chaplain services: The clinic offers spiritual support and counseling to individuals of all faiths or no faith.
• Prayer groups: Open prayer groups and meditation sessions are held regularly.

Additional Services:

• Transportation assistance: The clinic helps patients arrange transportation to and from appointments.
• Interpretation services: Language interpreters are available to assist non-English speakers.

Important Points to Note:

• Hope Clinic operates on a sliding fee scale based on income, making most services affordable or even free for those in need.
• While primarily serving Ypsilanti and surrounding areas, their services are generally open to anyone in Washtenaw County.
• The clinic relies heavily on volunteers and donations to provide its services.

For more specific information about eligibility, service availability, or to schedule an appointment, you can visit their website at The Hope Clinic or call them at (734) 485-4497.