Free clinics and community health centers in Canton

Canton Medical and Dental Clinics:

• Canton Elementary Sbhc

  • Location: Canton, MS - 39046
  • Contact Phone: (601) 859-0240
  • Details: Students and their families rely on GACFHC’s school-based health centers to meet their needs for a full range of age-appropriate health care services, typically including: primary medical care; mental/behavioral health care; dental/oral health care; health education and promotion; substance abuse counseling; case management; nutrition education. Students are treated for acute illnesses, such as flu, and chronic conditions, including asthma and diabetes. They are also screened for dental, vision and hearing problems. With an emphasis on prevention, early intervention and risk reduction, GACFHC’s school-based health centers counsel students on healthy habits and how to prevent injury, violence and other threats. GACFHC’s school-based health centers are operated as a partnership between the school and community health organization, such as a community health center, hospital, or local health department. The specific services provided by GACFHC’s school-based health centers vary based on community needs and resources as determined through collaborations between the community, the school district and the health care providers.
• G.a. Carmichael Family Medical Center - Canton

  • Location: Canton, MS - 39046
  • Contact Phone: (601) 859-5213
  • Details: G. A. Carmichael is a 330 Community Health Center nonprofit agent providing primary care services in Madison, Yazoo, and Humphreys Counties. G. A. Carmichael Family Health Center, (GACFHC) formally Madison, Yazoo, Leake Family Health Center has been in existence since July 1972. In December 1987, G. A. Carmichael expanded our health care services to Humphreys County. From establishment to expansion, residents of Madison, Yazoo and Humphreys counties in Central Mississippi have received accessible, affordable, quality health care from their neighbors at G. A. Carmichael Family Health Center.
• Mallory Community Health Center - Canton

  • Location: Canton, MS - 39046
  • Contact Phone: (601) 855-5275
  • Details: Dr. Arenia C. Mallory Community Health Center is a private, non-profit community health center serving over 50 communities. We utilize a family practice model of care, including preventive care, routine checkups, immunizations, and management of acute and chronic illnesses.
• Mcneal Sbhc

  • Location: Canton, MS - 39046
  • Contact Phone: (601) 607-4169
  • Details: Students and their families rely on GACFHC’s school-based health centers to meet their needs for a full range of age-appropriate health care services, typically including: primary medical care; mental/behavioral health care; dental/oral health care; health education and promotion; substance abuse counseling; case management; nutrition education. Students are treated for acute illnesses, such as flu, and chronic conditions, including asthma and diabetes. They are also screened for dental, vision and hearing problems. With an emphasis on prevention, early intervention and risk reduction, GACFHC’s school-based health centers counsel students on healthy habits and how to prevent injury, violence and other threats. GACFHC’s school-based health centers are operated as a partnership between the school and community health organization, such as a community health center, hospital, or local health department. The specific services provided by GACFHC’s school-based health centers vary based on community needs and resources as determined through collaborations between the community, the school district and the health care providers.
• Nichols Sbhc

  • Location: Canton, MS - 39046
  • Contact Phone: (601) 859-1028
  • Details: Students and their families rely on GACFHC’s school-based health centers to meet their needs for a full range of age-appropriate health care services, typically including: primary medical care; mental/behavioral health care; dental/oral health care; health education and promotion; substance abuse counseling; case management; nutrition education. Students are treated for acute illnesses, such as flu, and chronic conditions, including asthma and diabetes. They are also screened for dental, vision and hearing problems. With an emphasis on prevention, early intervention and risk reduction, GACFHC’s school-based health centers counsel students on healthy habits and how to prevent injury, violence and other threats. GACFHC’s school-based health centers are operated as a partnership between the school and community health organization, such as a community health center, hospital, or local health department. The specific services provided by GACFHC’s school-based health centers vary based on community needs and resources as determined through collaborations between the community, the school district and the health care providers.