Michigan Women's Care opens Dearborn office with ribbon cutting

Michigan Women's Care opened a new Dearborn location on Sept. 9, 2026, expanding its OB/GYN and pelvic pain services beyond Canton. Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud joined the ribbon-cutting as the practice added another site for obstetric, gynecologic and minimally invasive care.

Why it matters: - The Dearborn opening gives patients in a new part of metro Detroit closer access to obstetric, gynecologic and pelvic pain care. - The expansion adds another location for a practice that has served Canton and nearby communities since 2006. - The office widens access to services that can be hard to find locally, including minimally invasive and da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery.

What happened: - Michigan Women's Care held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 9, 2026, to mark the opening of its new Dearborn office. - Dearborn Mayor Abdullah H. Hammoud led the ribbon-cutting at the new site at 2100 Monroe St. - Local officials, Chamber of Commerce members, area medical providers and other community members attended the event. - The new office is now open and accepting patients.

The details: - The Dearborn location offers the same core services as the practice’s Canton office. - Services include obstetric care, gynecology, cancer screening, in-office procedures and menopause management. - The office also provides minimally invasive surgery and da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery. - Michigan Women's Care says it specializes in chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis and fibroids. - The practice’s providers use advanced imaging, in-office procedures and surgical options to tailor treatment plans to each patient’s diagnosis and goals. - Patients can schedule appointments by calling 734-981-8181. - Telemedicine visits are also available. - The practice says it has delivered thousands of babies and performed thousands of surgical procedures since opening in 2006. - Michigan Women's Care is led by Dr. Essam Khraizat, Dr. Lan Bui, Dr. Kyle Barjon and Mirna Khanafer, NP. - The practice plans to add a specialist in integrative and functional medicine to support patients with menopause, perimenopause and other hormonally related concerns. - Michigan Women's Care also operates Serenity Health Spa. - More information is available on the practice’s website.

Between the lines: - The Dearborn move signals demand for more neighborhood-based women’s health care in a growing suburban market. - The focus on chronic pelvic pain and minimally invasive procedures suggests the practice is positioning the new office around higher-acuity, specialty-driven care, not just routine OB/GYN visits. - Mayor Hammoud’s participation gave the opening a civic stamp of approval and underscored the city’s interest in adding medical services.

What's next: - Michigan Women's Care is likely to use the Dearborn site to absorb new patient demand across Dearborn and nearby communities. - The planned addition of integrative and functional medicine support points to broader service expansion at the new office. - The practice will continue offering both in-person and telemedicine appointments from the new location.

The bottom line: - Michigan Women's Care is betting that a second location, specialty pelvic pain care and advanced surgical options will deepen its footprint in metro Detroit women’s health.