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Eisenhower Center is a residential rehabilitation facility for people with acquired brain injury and is located in Ann Arbor, Mich. It offers a variety of residential settings and features, such as full-service dining room, kitchens, video security system, and rooms and boarding facilities. It also offers facility-owned vehicles for transportation, direct care staff, and rehabilitation therapists and treatment areas on site. The center provides a wide range of services that include supported employment service, program coordination, behavior analysis, supervision, recreation, and nursing and health education. Its clinical treatment and allied health services include physical and occupational therapies, speech and language pathology, and psychology and counseling services. In addition, it offers substance abuse counseling and facility newsletter services. Eisenhower Center offers several residential programs at its various facilities, which include South Main, Congregate, Apartments, North Main and East Hall residences.

The National Network of Depression Centers (NNDC) is a nonprofit organization based in Ann Arbor, MI, dedicated to addressing the public health crisis of depression, bipolar illnesses, and other mood disorders. Established in 2008, the NNDC mobilizes collaborative expertise from academic medical centers to improve the lives of those affected by these conditions through large-scale collaborative studies, education, and outreach. With a mission to pursue a future free of the burden of depressive illnesses, the NNDC funds crucial research and programs that aim to develop better treatments and outcomes. Through its network of member sites and international affiliates, the organization works to change the national conversation surrounding depression and related mood disorders, striving to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by these conditions.Generated from the website