At St. John Health, we recognize that every community — and every person — is different. That's why St. John Community Health offers a wide variety of health and wellness programs that meet diverse needs, regardless of economic status and physical condition.

Community Health Programs

Health Care for the Uninsured  — primary care services for those in need and without insurance.

School-based Health Centers — free medical care, counseling and health education programs for students at participating schools in Detroit.

HIV/AIDS Management/Ryan White Grant — provides services to the uninsured patients who need early intervention, diagnosis and treatment.

Parish Nursing — assesses and addresses the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of individuals and families within the context of a faith community.

Open Arms — a grieving children’s support and prevention program.

Community Outreach and Education — offering prevention, encouraging healthy lifestyles and helping individuals cope with illness.

Reach Out and Read  - program to help fight illiteracy through the encouragement of reading.

Project SAVE (Supporting Abstinence Via Education) - school based program to promote abstinence and increase awareness of early sexual activity.

Project ROC (Realizing Our Choices) - provides abstinence education in addition to self-esteem, communication and refusal skills for teenagers and their families.

Teen HYPE (Helping Youth by Providing Education)  - a youth development program that provides teens with leadership opportunities through peer education.

Online Health Information — wellness and health information, plus interactive tools.

Contact Us

Community Health Administrative Offices
28000 Dequindre
North Building
Warren, MI 48092

Administrator:
Cynthia Taueg, Vice President, Community Health
Barb Gonzales, Administrative Assistant
(586) 753-0649