Clinical Operations
Community based pediatrics, family medicine, internal medicine, and psychiatric care.
Graduate Medical Education
The second largest primary care teaching health center in the nation.
Medicaid & Insurance Enrollment
Providing access to the care you need to get well and stay well.
Albert Schweitzer Fellowship
Leadership development and sustainable humanitarian service.
Our Vision
We envision all people living healthy lives within healthy communities.
Our Mission
To coordinate efforts to improve population health of residents of the City of Detroit, Wayne County, and the region by assuring access to care.
Need to Make a Medical Appointment?
Visit the Popoff Family Health Center. Call 313-824-1000 or schedule an appointment on our Patient Portal.
Community Resources
Resources are available to assist Detroit & Wayne County residents during the COVID-19 health crisis.
Do You Need Health Insurance?
Through the Michigan Medicaid program, health care coverage is available to individuals who meet certain criteria.
News & Views
November 04, 2024
Afterschool offers added education and lifestyle enrichment for students
By Dennis Archambault The after-school hours are fertile periods for additional learning, including health literacy. The leaders of the Skillman, Mott, and Ralph C. Wilson, Jr., foundations, in a...October 13, 2024
Yoga Day at Hope Family Health Center
By Artina Dozier-Gage AUDRIA Mixon, Clinical Practice Manager and Chantal Mattar, Nurse Practitioner, both members of the team at Hope Family Health Center located in side of Hope Academy...September 24, 2024
Recalling the miracle of the COVID vaccine
By Dennis Archambault As we are reminded that it’s time to plan for COVID and flu shots, it’s also a time to remember a miracle that occurred four years...September 19, 2024
Art as a medium for self-expressing and healing for seniors
By Harmant Grewal In a world continuously changing and being dominated by technology and fast-paced living, the emotional and psychological well-being of the elderly population is often overshadowed. This...September 17, 2024
Caring for parents has become a public health priority
By Dennis Archambault The stress of parenting in the United States has become a public health crisis, according to Vivek H. Murthy, M.D., MPH, the U.S. Surgeon General. In...September 11, 2024
Immunization Season Has Arrived, with COVID Still a Concern
By Dennis Archambault As I boarded a plane recently, it occurred to me that I might have worn a mask. I realized, as if it isn’t obvious to most...September 08, 2024
More students are attending school, but the challenge remains to prevent illness and promote learning
By Dennis Archambault It isn’t too much of a stretch to call chronic school absenteeism a public health problem. When you look at the root causes — the social...September 08, 2024
Climate change and urban food deserts: The struggle to resist the pressures of processed foods and sugary drinks
By Dennis Archambault For many, the effects of climate change on nutrition and health seems abstract, especially when there are so many challenges here and now. Yet, environmental health...September 08, 2024
Addressing food insecurity among refugees in Detroit
By Adegbite Adediwura In the discourse on humanitarianism, food insecurity remains one of the most pressing challenges facing marginalized communities. Among these, immigrants and refugees are particularly vulnerable due...July 31, 2024