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Services and Resources

Call your RAHS health center for an appointment.

Physical Health - sports physicals, annual physicals, immunizations
Mental Health - individual and group therapy
Tangible Resources - food assistance, clothing closets, and personal items

 

Message to the community

From Angie Johnson, Assistant Director of Community Health Services, and Director, Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools

RAHS School-based Health Centers are Open Year-round for In-Person and Virtual Appointments

Call your school-based health center to schedule an appointment.

The RAHS school-based health centers in Genesee County and in Washtenaw County are open for for virtual care and face-to-face care for select visits (including mental health care) by appointment only. Michigan Medicine safety policies and procedures are in place to protect patients, families, and staff.

We are taking the following steps to keep you safe upon entry to the health center:

  • Limiting the number of persons in the health center at any one time.
  • Asking COVID-19 screening questions to all who enter the health center.
  • Scheduling patients in advance for appointments or referring patients to care if needed.
  • Using personal protective equipment (aka “PPE”) to keep everyone safe.
  • RAHS health services include: Physical Exams, Sick Visits, Immunizations, Nutrition Counseling, Health & Fitness Education Programs and Groups, Confidential STI & Pregnancy Testing, Referrals for Community Resources, Confidential Mental Health Services and Psychotherapy, Vision Services, Dental Services, and more.

    We are open to all school-age youth 21 years old and younger. You do not need to be a registered student at these schools to receive services. We accept insured and uninsured patients, regardless of ability to pay. Interpreters and translation services available upon request.

    Did you know that RAHS is open to youth from the community? Please share with your friends and family! If they are 21 years of age or younger, they can receive mental & physical health services at RAHS school-based health centers!

    RAHS sincerely thanks our partner School Districts, Community and Faith Agencies, and Michigan Medicine departments that continue to collaborate to provide the best care possible to patients, families, and our communities.

    In Good Health,

    Angie Johnson, MPA
    Director


     

    Events & Resources

    RAHS hosts health education events at our school-based health centers and also participates in community events to improve the health and well-being of our communities.
     

    Upcoming Events

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    Budget-friendly and healthy shopping tip #9:
    Start a garden in your yard or porch and grow some herbs on your windowsills!

    A garden can be a lot of fun, especially for kids.
    It’s also an affordable way to eat more fruits, herbs, and vegetables. Plants can be started from seed, sometimes even from seeds in the fruits and vegetables you buy at the grocery store or purchased for a low price at your nearest farmers market or garden nursery. If you don’t have a yard, look into starting a family plot at your local community garden.
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    Budget-friendly and healthy shopping tip #9:
Start a garden in your yard or porch and grow some herbs on your windowsills!

A garden can be a lot of fun, especially for kids.
It’s also an affordable way to eat more fruits, herbs, and vegetables. Plants can be started from seed, sometimes even from seeds in the fruits and vegetables you buy at the grocery store or purchased for a low price at your nearest farmers market or garden nursery. If you don’t have a yard, look into starting a family plot at your local community garden.

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    RAHS-Lincoln Middle staff celebrated Nutrition Month by going into the classrooms to talk about strategies for healthful eating!

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    RAHS-Lincoln Middle staff celebrated Nutrition Month by going into the classrooms to talk about strategies for healthful eating!

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    Budget-friendly and healthy shopping tip #8: Quench your thirst with water!

    Water from the tap, or the water jug at school, is a low-cost way to stay hydrated. Substituting plain water in place of sweetened beverages not only saves you money but may also help you reduce extra calories from added sugars.
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    Budget-friendly and healthy shopping tip #8: Quench your thirst with water!

Water from the tap, or the water jug at school, is a low-cost way to stay hydrated. Substituting plain water in place of sweetened beverages not only saves you money but may also help you reduce extra calories from added sugars.

    It's a beautiful day! Get outside and enjoy the sunshine! ...

    Its a beautiful day! Get outside and enjoy the sunshine!
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