Our approach ensures care is person-centered, trauma-informed, evidence-based and team-based. We offer a safe place to tell your story and help you get the best care for you and your family during and after your pregnancy. Our clinic seeks to remove the stigma, fear and isolation that may come with using drugs or alcohol in pregnancy or being in recovery. 

All members of our team are trained to care for pregnant people who use high-risk medications and substances and experience chronic pain in pregnancy. Our team members include: 

• Obstetricians
• Perinatal psychiatrists
• Addiction specialists
• Nurse practitioners
• Anesthesiologists
• Nurses
• Social workers
• Physical therapists
• Eat, Sleep, Support Doulas 

Our team is committed to supporting you throughout your journey. You are not alone and you can count on our team for a compassionate and respectful person-centered approach to care. If you have concerns about your medications or your drug use, we encourage you to speak with us in confidence. We are committed to the health and safety of you and your baby. 

We support patients in every stage of substance use disorder, from active drug use to recovery. We can also help patients who require long-term opioid therapy for chronic pain. Our services include: 

• Care planning for substance use disorder and long-term opioid therapy
• Starting of medication for substance use disorder as appropriate (including medication for opioid use disorder and alcohol use disorder)
• Recommending ultrasounds and other tests for the baby’s well-being 
• Connection to community resources
• Preparation of caring for an infant with withdrawal after birth 

At your first appointment, our team will take a complete and thorough physical, mental and social health history to develop the best possible care plan in partnership with you (and your support persons, if you wish). 

The first visit is usually a lengthy appointment to get to know you and your needs and for you to meet all our team members. All our team members will be available to meet with you including the medical team, the mental health team and the social work team. Subsequent appointments may be scheduled weekly or bi-weekly, if needed. We can sometimes do virtual visits (e.g., phone or video) if these are more convenient or accessible. 

To make an appointment or speak with a member of our team, call 734-763-6295 Monday through Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. 

For triage, possible labor, or immediate concerns, call OB triage at 734-764-8134 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)

• Accidental Poisoning or Drug Overdose During Pregnancy