Waterford Child & Adolescent Health Center

Quality Health Care

Waterford Teen Health Center Logo Waterford Child & Adolescent Health Center offers primary care and preventive services to Waterford School District students who are 3-21 years-old (up to 26-years-old for Waterford School District special education students). Our medical team delivers individual, private health care ranging from preventive health services, treatment of injuries and illnesses, sports physicals and counseling.

Affordable Health Care

Payment is based on each student's household income, making our health care services affordable. No one is refused care at the Waterford Child & Adolescent Health Center due to household income or insurance status. Assistance in applying for Medicaid is also provided to uninsured families.

Hours and Location

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7:30am - 4:00pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 6:00pm
Thursday 10:30am - 7:00pm
Closed from 12:00 - 12:30 for lunch

Please call before your visit. Same day appointments are available.

Services and Information

Medical Services

Diagnosis and treatment for acute and chronic illnesses and/or injuries
Comprehensive physical exams for school, sports and camp
Immunizations
Vision screenings and referrals
Oral/dental screening and referrals
Basic laboratory services and tests
Pregnancy testing and referrals*
Sexually transmitted disease testing, treatment & counseling*
HIV testing and referrals*
Referrals for specialty services
Individual, family and group counseling*
Mental health referrals*
Substance abuse prevention, education, screening and referrals

*Current Michigan law allows for confidential services to minors in these areas without parental permission. Waterford Teen Health Center does not give out contraceptives or provide abortion counseling.

Vaccinations

You may have your student vaccinated at the Waterford Teen Health Center. Please call for an appointment or more information at (248) 674-4876.

Consent

Parental consent is required for all students under the age of 18 in order to receive most services. Emergency care, crisis intervention, and confidential services, according Michigan Minor Law, do not require parental consent.

Fees for Services

Services are provided at a low cost. Third party insurance may be billed. No student will be denied services because of inability to pay. The Waterford Teen Health Center can also assist uninsured students in applying for Medicaid.