The Metro: Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network launches mobile outreach clinic for preventive health
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The Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network is a health care safety net organization working to improve health outcomes in metro Detroit.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In Wayne County, one of the foremost organizations trying to ease residents’ mental health burdens is the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN).
Last year, DWIHN began offering mobile mental health crisis services 24/7 to support residents facing mental health crises. The organization also expanded its mobile crisis unit services to children.
Just last week, DWIHN announced a new community outreach clinic to reach residents in Wayne County neighborhoods. Andrea Smith, director of innovation and community engagement for DWIHN, joined The Metro to discuss this new service and what they offer.
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