The Corewell Health School Based Clinic- DEPSA is a school-based health center located in Detroit, at Detroit Edison Public School Academy. The center is funded in part by the Corewell Health Foundation, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Department of Education with support from the New Paradigm for Education School District. 

The on-site nurse practitioner provides services such as: physical examinations for school, sports or annual health care, immunizations, basic lab services, vision and hearing screenings. A social worker therapist provides mental health and counseling services.

All services at the clinic are confidential and fees are based on income. No one is turned away due to inability to pay. Parental consent is required except in cases of emergency care, confidential visits, and crisis intervention. The clinic is truly making a difference in the lives of many members of the community.

Available medical services include (youth ages 3-21; special education students receive services through age 26), but aren't limited to:

• Primary healthcare
• School, sports and work physicals
• Acute illnesses and injuries
• Immunizations
• STD and HIV testing and treatment
• Medicaid Enrollment

The Child and Adolescent Teen Health Centers offer a wide variety of mental health/counseling services designed to help teens and young adults face the many challenges in their lives – addiction, violence, grief, depression, abuse.

Available mental health services include, but are not limited to:

• Individual and family counseling
• Crisis intervention
• Anger management groups
• First-time and early juvenile offender diversion program
• Referrals to other services

Wayfinding

Pull into the school parking lot off Wilkins street and go left. Located on the side of the school next to the Dequindre cut (look for the wheelchair ramp).