The Clinic

The Clinic

Serving since 1976, for about 48 years now
Serving since 1976, for about 48 years now

Serving since 1976,
for about 48 years now

MAPI Clinic

About MAPI Clinic

Welcome to the MAPI Charitable Clinic, a healthcare center for those in need. We provide treatment for common medical problems such as high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, and arthritis, to patients aged 18 years and older. All medical care is provided free of charge by highly qualified physicians of the Michigan Association of Physicians Indian Heritage (MAPI).

The MAPI Clinic serves recently discharged patients from the hospital in need of primary care physicians; referrals from places of worship i.e. temple, mosque, church, or gurudwara; parents, relatives, and friends of foreign-born residents, and new arrivals to the United States from abroad.

Please note, however, the clinic does not provide emergency care and obstetrics services.

The Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (since renamed the Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Heritage to better reflect its membership) established a Saturday medical clinic to serve the needy in Oak Park, Michigan, in 1996. Originally the clinic functioned out of the office of Dr.Pramod Raval and subsequently from the office of Dr. Pratibha Modi.

A freestanding facility was acquired by FOMAPI (Foundation of the Michigan Association of Physicians of Indian Heritage) at the present location in Lathrup Village Michigan in 2012.

MAPI

Vision

MAPI clinic is to provide health care services free of cost to persons in need. It is a vehicle for Physicians of Indian Heritage to donate their medical expertise and exercise Philanthropy.

MAPI

Mission

The mission of the MAPI Charitable Clinic is to provide quality healthcare, excluding emergency care and obstetrics, to the uninsured and under-insured, without regard to race, creed, or ethnicity, in a safe environment, and in a respectful manner.

Bhavin Dalal CME Chairman

Bhavin Dalal
CME Chairman

MAPI Clinic Accomplishments

  •  Total number of patients seen in 2016 = 346, 150% more than 2015 (Total patients seen in 2015 =138)
  •  Installed Eye Care and Dental care rooms for new services
  •  Established a new free prescription service for formulary drugs
  •  An established consistent schedule of quality primary care physicians
  •  Established 15 Specialty referral services provided by 24 specialist physicians
  •  Teaching provided to 91 Volunteer medical students from Wayne State, Oakland University, and high school students
  •  Patient feedback surveys consistent with very high satisfaction scores
  •  Building improvements with resurfacing of the parking lot, upgrading the exterior of the building, and new landscaping