HPI's children's specialty clinic provides strength-based, family oriented services for children, adolescents and young adults, ages 4 through 21, with serious emotional disturbances (SED). The clinic's service array is designed to meet the unique disturbances of childhood and adolescents. Levels of care include traditional outpatient, clinic and community-based case management, home-based services and wraparound.

HPI's experienced professional staff consists of psychiatrist specifically trained in child and adolescents psychiatry and social workers, psychologists and professional counselors who meet or exceed Wayne County's and Michigan Department of Human Services requirements of children's specialty treatment providers. Treatment teams work together with each child and family to ensure that assessments and treatment approaches are person-centered, strength-based, comprehensive and focused on maximizing each individual's potential.

• Biopsychosocial Assessment
• Individualized Treatment Planning
• Individual, Family and Group Treatment
• Clinic and Community-Based intervention
• Psychiatric Evaluation
• Medication Reviews
• Community Services Linking and Coordinating
• Development of Natural Supports
• Discharge Planning

Programs

• Outpatient Therapy
• Case Management
• Home-Based
• Wraparound

Hegira Programs accepts Medicaid, MI Child, and most commercial insurances. Children/Adolescents meeting residency, diagnostic criteria and financial limits may be eligible for funding through the CareLink Network, one of the Managed Comprehensive Provider Network of the Detroit-Wayne County Community Mental Health Agency and or the Southeast Michigan Community Alliance. HPI is a contracted provider of the Michigan Department of Human Services.