Mental Health Provider | CNS Healthcare | Detroit, MI

Henry Ford Health (Detroit, MI) is a nonprofit, integrated health system and one of Michigan’s largest providers. Based in Detroit (HQ: 1 Ford Place), it operates 13 hospitals across Detroit, Flint, and Jackson, with a broad focus that includes behavioral health. Key facts: - Founded in 1915; nonprofit health system owned by a board and part-ownership by Ascension (approx. 20% per provided data) - Services: general medical care across specialties, including behavioral/mental health, cancer, heart care, neurology, orthopedics, primary care, organ transplantation, and medical education/research - Size: ~11,600 employees; operates across metro Detroit region - Affiliations: Owns Health Alliance Plan (insurance) - Contact: main line 1-313-543-6200 If you’re specifically seeking behavioral health resources in Detroit from Henry Ford Health, you’d likely find programs and services under their behavioral health offerings at Detroit facilities, including inpatient and outpatient mental health services, therapy, and psychiatry within their hospital system. For precise programs, locations, and appointment details, check Henry Ford Health’s behavioral health pages or contact the Detroit area campuses.

Central City Health (Central City Integrated Health) is a Detroit-based nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) offering integrated primary medical care, dental care, mental health services, and supportive housing and related services. Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Detroit, it serves vulnerable populations in Wayne County, including housing support and substance abuse treatment. The organization operates four offices in Detroit, employs about 47 staff, and has annual revenue in the mid-range of $5M–$25M. Their mission emphasizes high-quality, accessible care for all residents, regardless of life circumstances. Contact: main phone options include 800-241-4949 and local Detroit numbers.