Conner Creek Village Facts and Figures

At St. John Conner Creek Village, we have a passion for healing. St. John Health provides a variety of vital health care services on site to meet the diverse needs of Detroit's east side. Our facility also houses several community-based organizations, an Oakland University program and the Veterans Administration. We also support a senior housing venture on campus. St. John Health is committed to ensuring the Conner Creek Village site remains an asset to the community and builds upon the investments we have made in the east side. 

St. John Conner Creek Village
4777 E. Outer Drive
Detroit, MI  48234
(313) 369-9100
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Facility Information

The following services are located within the Conner Creek Village facility:

• Urgent care is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• Physician offices offering internal medicine and ophthalmology services.
• Advantage Family Health Center - a federally qualified health center agency, or FQHC, provides comprehensive preventive and primary health care to those who are insured, uninsured and medically underserved.
• Diagnostic Imaging (Radiology or X-ray) - routine radiography, CT, Ultrasound
• Laboratory
• Eastwood Clinic - Eastwood provides mental health, alcoholism and chemical dependency treatment services throughout southeast Michigan.
• Health Connect - St. John Health Connect is a free health information resource service designed to help callers locate SJH physicians, programs or classes.
• Health-related classes, support groups and community meetings
• Triumph Hospital - a specialized long-term hospital care or intensive care facility that offers services beyond the scope of a traditional hospital.
• Veterans Administration - a temporary housing program which provides short-term relief to veterans in need and who are referred by the John Dingell VA Hospital.
• Oakland University Program
• Detroit Community Initiative (DCI) - a non-profit organization committed to providing safe, healthy and prosperous neighborhoods for children and familities of Detroit. DCI developed an independent senior housing complex on the campus.
• National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependency (NCADD)
• Nortown Homes - refurbishes homes for those who meet income criteria
• RecoverCare - RecoverCare is a durable medical equipment leader and a bariatric care, wound and specialty technologies company
• The Heat and Warmth Fund (THAW) - an independent statewide non-profit agency that provides emergency energy assistance to low income households.
• Osborn Entrepreneurship and Micro-enterprise Project - a joint venture with Lawrence Tech University and Osborn High School to introduce people to entrepreneuriship, funded by a Skillman Foundation grant.
• Samaritan Store - convenience store