Media Contact: Rita Aceves at 313.849.3920 ext. 5173 or raceves@chasscenter.org
The Community Health and Social Services (CHASS) Center is a place in southwest Detroit families go to to get medical care. They feel safe and don’t have to worry about navigating larger medical facilities.
Rocio Bautista Hernandez feels good, but tired. The 45-year-old mother and Southwest Detroit resident is battling cancer, but when she looks in the mirror each morning, she knows she is not fighting cancer alone.
Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence (MI-14) has extended an invitation to Dr. Felix M. Valbuena, Jr. to appear as her guest for the President’s February 4th State of the Union address.
Fresh Rx Supports Nutritional Knowledge, Healthy Behaviors and Food Access in Detroit
With the Affordable Care Act’s future in doubt, evidence grows that it has saved lives.
People with mental illnesses die 20 years younger on average. Health centers are doing something about it.
Washington Post
When health facilities in Detroit began shutting down in the 1970s, the Community Health and Social Services Center, known as CHASS, was formed to serve area residents. Now, the facility provides health care and a myriad of services that meet the needs of patients.
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