All Community Health Centers

A community health center is a type of health care facility that provides affordable and accessible medical care to underserved populations. These centers are often located in medically underserved areas, such as rural or urban areas with a high concentration of low-income residents, and are funded in part by the federal government. Community health centers offer a wide range of health care services, including primary care, dental care, mental health services, and pharmacy services. They often provide care on a sliding fee scale, which means that patients pay what they can afford based on their income. Community health centers are staffed by a team of health care professionals, including doctors, nurses, dentists, and social workers, who are dedicated to improving the health of the communities they serve.