Health Insurance

• Get assistance with Health Care Coverage: Washtenaw Health Plan
  • The Washtenaw Health Plan is a safety net healthcare program that serves as an on-ramp to healthcare and related services for populations that would not otherwise have access to care.
  • WHP operates a managed care plan for about 2,300 county residents who are ineligible for other health insurance so they can access primary care, specialty care, mental health services, prescription coverage and other services. 
  • Additionally WHP serves approximately 3,500 additional county residents annually by navigating health insurance and public benefits issues, connecting people to dental care, resolving barriers to accessing care such as unpaid bills, transportation and language/cultural barriers.
  • WHP staff speak English, Spanish and Arabic to provide the highest quality care and information to the many low or no proficiency English speakers assisted by the health plan.
  • As the access to care arm of the Washtenaw County Health Department, WHP works closely with the many public health outreach and community programs. Our client’s unmet needs are always at the forefront of our work as an advocacy organization. As we like to say, WHP-We Help People.

Health Clinics

• RAHS School-Based Health Clinics:
  • Pathways to Success
    
• Hope Clinic: Call for information 734.484.2989
• Corner Health Center:  Call for information .734.484.3600
• Packard Health: Call for information 734.926.4900 (Ann Arbor West); 734.971.1073 (Ann Arbor East); 734.985.7200 (Ypsilanti)

Dental Resources

• Provided by Packard Health. See flyer for details.
• Washtenaw Health Plan. If you or your child have Medicaid, please call 734.544.3079 or email whp@washtenaw.org to learn which dental clinics accept your insurance. See flyer for details. They have staff who speak Arabic, English, French, and Spanish. Phone interpretation is available in most languages.