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U-M Depression Center

University of Michigan Depression Center

Treatment

In addition to providing treatment, the Depression Center has developed several outreach initiatives to maximize the effectiveness of treatment provided in our communities:

  • Primary care physicians are the “front line” in depression diagnosis and care; sometimes, they are the only medical professional a patient may see. The Depression Center’s initiatives are aimed at helping physicians and patients work together to manage the disease, to prevent its progression, and to maintain wellness.
  • The M-DOCC (Michigan Depression Outreach Collaborative Care) program represents a new model of health care delivery that provides more ways for patients to connect with their care providers and manage their care.
  • Family Education workshops offer patients and their families a chance to learn about depression and bipolar disorder, to gather information about risk factors, treatments, family impact, and healthy ways of communicating with one another.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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University of Michigan Depression Center


University of Michigan Depression Center

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Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5763
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