Unified Clinics

Welcome to the Unified Clinics

The Unified Clinics are one large multi-specialty group practice that was established in 1995 to provide quality “real world” clinical training experiences for students in the College of Health and Human Services at Western Michigan University by meeting authentic community needs in an outpatient clinical setting.

The Unified Clinics are an inter-university collaboration that is both an educational and community asset. All services have grown in direct response to an identified community need. The Unified Clinics have the ability to meet very unique community needs due to the availability of a broad range of clinical faculty and many experts in their fields.

The Unified Clinics are categorized as an auxiliary enterprise of the University. Services are provided to WMU faculty, staff and students, as well as to community residents on a fee-for-service basis, based on their ability to pay, and through contracts with third party payers and state and local agencies. The consolidated infrastructure of the Unified Clinics creates a viable, efficient organization able to maneuver the complex health care maze of managed care, electronic billing, accreditation and patient care protocols.

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* To gain access to the patient portal, we must have your email on file and you will have to obtain your patient ID from a front desk staff. For more information, please call (269) 387-7000.

New resources avalable for parents of children with hearing loss

January 8

New resources are available for parents of infants and children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Parents can participate in a six-week eHealth program and online questionnaires as well as receive scholarships for the 19th Annual Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Meeting that will take place in Kansas City in March.

In the news: He's changing the way Michigan teachers help children with trauma

December 16

Our very own Jim Henry sits down with the Detroit Free Press to discuss his work done here and across the state with the Children's Trauma Assessment Center.

Hard work and dedication pays off for BHS client

December 5

Mandy Drake has overcome a lot in her lifetime and she owes a lot of her success to Behavioral Health Services and a supportive Kalamazoo community. Hear her story.

Physical Therapy Clinic to offer free 8-week falls prevention class

December 4

Do you know someone who has concerns about falling or has sustained a fall? The Physical Therapy Clinic is now enrolling individuals 60 and older for 'A Matter of Balance', an 8-week evidence-based program designed to manage falls and increase activity levels among older adults. The class will begin March 11 and will meet for two hours each Wednesday until April 29. Class size is limited and there is no charge for this class. If you would like to register, please contact Adriana at (269) 387-7223.

Physical Therapy Clinic offering free falls risk assessments

October 31

The Physical Therapy Clinic at the Western Michigan University Unified Clinics is currently looking for individuals ages 6 and over to participate in a research study to assess balance and falls risk. During the initial appointment, clinicians will perform physical assessments, cognitive testing and a series of fall risk tests. This is a free service. If you or someone you know is interested in participating, please contact the Unified Clinics at (269) 387-7223.

Speech-Language Pathology students advocate for Huntington's disease

October 10

Two undergraduate Speech Pathology and Audiology (SPPA) students from Western Michigan University recently volunteered at a fundraiser to support Huntington’s disease. Hannah Cluley and Cassidy Eastman attended the Battle Creek/Kalamazoo Team Hope Walk on October 6th.