Comprehensive Medical and Dental Services
Preventive Medicine Specialists
Healthy Teens Community Care Center
Detroit Community Health Connection, Inc. is a non-profit community-based primary care organization committed to providing accessible, affordable and quality service to all members of the community we serve.
Patients can establish and enjoy a one on one relationship with their health care provider.
A health care team will oversee how care is offered and managed.
All patients regardless of race, ethnicity, culture, religious preference, health condition, socio-economic status or sexual orientation will be treated with courtesy, dignity and respect at all times.
DCHC will work in collaboration with other health care providers to provide a continuum of care.
Professionalism and quality are never compromised.
President’s Corner
Minority Health Month
by Wayne W. Bradley, Dr. President/CEO
April was National Minority Health Month, deemed so by the US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health. Its purpose is to raise awareness of the health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minorities. BUT IT, LIKE BLACKHISTORY MONTH, SHOULD […]
Congresswoman Lawrence visits DCHC to gauge impact and importance of ACA
Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence, Michigan Representative for the 14th District, recently made a visit to Detroit Community Health Connection (DCHC) to learn first-hand from medical providers, staff, and patients the potential impact of a repeal or replacement of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare as it also known.
The Congresswoman met with […]
Let YOU top the list for 2017
by Wayne W. Bradley, Sr. President/CEO
Every New Year, we reevaluate what we did didn’t do the previous year and make a list of what we want to do for the incoming year. Interestingly, most goals center on personal performance and enhancements—eat better; be better, do better. But, a few months […]
Better Health is a Habit
by Wayne W. Bradley, Sr. President/CEO
Conversations and social media are heavy with conversation about wanting better health—giving up sweets, losing weight, and avoiding or getting rid of illnesses. Those things may seem daunting, but they are achievable with the simplicity of changing what we do and how we do it. […]