Our Story
While working as public servants in the city of Detroit, like many other families, we were affected by COVID-19. In 2020, my husband became very ill from the coronavirus and my daughter and I were afraid that he was going to succumb to the disease, as many of our friends had. We prayed without ceasing, for it says in the Bible, in 1 John 5:14, "And thus is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything according to his will, He hear us." After 8 long weeks of providing around-the-clock homecare to my spouse, he made a full recovery!
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From medical testing to denial of lifesaving treatments and medications, many disparaged communities have historically been underserved and under-treated by the very people who have taken an oath to care for us. After decades of experience in the medical field, we've witnessed so many patients being discriminated against and turned away by clinics/hospitals. As health-care professionals, we also assumed the roles of advocates when we saw these injustices occur.
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Within the span of five years (and still ongoing), the Coronavirus continues to affect so many people across the world. Urban and rural communities, where the populations are usually people of color and/or face poverty, are disproportionately affected by chronic diseases. This is often due to a lack of medical facilities and resources, little or no access to crucial information and statistics, and ineffective treatments. We believe that in order to help Detroit's residents, we need to have a holistic approach to care. We provide quality, compassionate care and education to people who may experience social and economic barriers at other medical facilities. In addition to physical exams, we offer our patients mental health resources, doula services (coming soon), vitamin infusions (nominal fee), nutritional advising, and spiritual enrichment. We hope that you will join us on our journey to helping our community heal and grow!
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