Located in or near schools, Corewell Health School-Based Clinics make it easy for youth to access high-quality health care when they need it most. Our clinics are open year-round. We provide services to youth ages 5 to 21 in the community, regardless of insurance status.
At Corewell Health, we understand that regular school attendance is closely tied to academic success and school connectedness.
Students can visit the health clinic during the school day and return to class without missing valuable instruction. Parents are always welcome to attend appointments in person. If that’s not possible, they can speak with the care team by phone.
Students are not seen without parent or guardian consent. If they need medication, we can send the prescription directly to a pharmacy.
Our clinics are grant-funded through the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services and supported by Corewell Health Foundation. We offer services regardless of insurance status or the ability to pay. We are happy to assist families and young adults in applying for Medicaid.
We provide health care services to youth ages 5 to 21 and to special education students through age 26. Available services include, but aren't limited to:
Treatment of common illnesses, including sore throat, cold, flu, cough, earache, and urinary tract infection (UTI)
Treatment of minor injuries, such as sprains, strains, cuts, and abrasions
Licensed mental health professionals provide individual and family therapy for a wide range of conditions, including:
Through a variety of innovative programs, the Corewell Health School-Based Clinics help young people, their families, and their communities make healthy choices. Services include:
We have convenient locations in Southeast Michigan.

