Clinic Details:Interim House West Facilities, Inc. is a single asset nonprofit corporation that owns and manages the building occupied by PHMC's Interim House West program, one of the few residential substance abuse treatment programs in Philadelphia for women and their children. Completed in 2002, Interim House West's facility was the first commercial construction project in Philadelphia's East Parkside neighborhood in over 80 years. The program, located at 4108 East Parkside Avenue, provides substance abuse treatment for 20 women and cares for up to 45 of their children at any given time.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19104 | 0.9 mile away
Contact Phone: (215) 685-7601
Details: City health centers are operated by the Department of Public Health. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, HMO plans, and most other insurance options. If you are uninsured, the centers will charge a small fee based on family size and income. Health centers can also help you apply for affordable health insurance.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19104 | 1.8 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 685-7504
Details: City health centers are operated by the Department of Public Health. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, HMO plans, and most other insurance options. If you are uninsured, the centers will charge a small fee based on family size and income. Health centers can also help you apply for affordable health insurance.
Details: Delaware Valley Community Health and Horizon House partnered in 2006 to create the Fairmount Primary Care Center at Horizon House (FPCC-HH), a unique collaboration to addressing the medical, psychiatric, behavioral and dental health needs of individuals with disabilities as well as those who are or have been homeless. The Center is open exclusively for Horizon House Program participants and staff members. All Horizon House Center patients have access to other health services such as Pediatrics, Prenatal Care, Gynecological, Dental, Social Work and Health Education at Fairmount Primary Care Center located at 1412 Fairmount Avenue by walking in or calling 215-235-9600 to schedule an appointment.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19121 | 2.2 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 685-2933
Details: City health centers are operated by the Department of Public Health. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, HMO plans, and most other insurance options. If you are uninsured, the centers will charge a small fee based on family size and income. Health centers can also help you apply for affordable health insurance.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19132 | 2.4 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 227-0300
Details: Mission Statement: To provide quality comprehensive primary and preventive health care to the many uninsured, under-insured and low income residents without regard to gender, ethnicity, race and ability to pay.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19143 | 2.5 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 726-9807
Details: Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc. (GPHA), is a non-profit organization that has been committed to bringing premier healthcare services to the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area for over four decades. Since 1970, we have been helping our community by offering only the best care to over 85,000 patients.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19123 | 2.8 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 769-1100
Details: The Stephen and Sandra Sheller 11th Street Family Health Services of Drexel University has been recognized as a national model of innovative care, by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s LEAP project (Learning from Effective Ambulatory Practices), the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and the American Academy of Nursing. 11th Street uses a transdisciplinary approach to deliver primary care, behavioral health, dental services, and health and wellness programs to more than 2,500 patients annually. The center’s health and wellness programs include diabetes and nutrition education, cooking classes, prenatal groups, Mind/Body practices, an on-site pharmacy, physical therapy, dance/movement therapy, and a fitness room with group exercise classes. Adults and children have a single point of access for care that addresses both the physiological and psycho-social aspects of the person and family. The Center’s target population is the residents of the four public housing developments in the 11th Street corridor. The site was originally operated by Drexel University School of Nursing and then joined with FPCN as the FQHC in 2002. FPCN manages many of the health center operations while Drexel faculty and staff are dedicated to bringing innovative and complementary programs to the center to benefit all patients.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19143 | 2.8 miles away
Contact Phone: (215) 724-4700
Details: Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc. (GPHA), is a non-profit organization that has been committed to bringing premier healthcare services to the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area for over four decades. Since 1970, we have been helping our community by offering only the best care to over 85,000 patients.
Details: The JeffHOPE clinic at OBP provides general adult care to the residents of this shelter. Among the many services provided at this clinic are: vaccinations, medications and refills, health education, smoking cessation, physician referrals, medical insurance applications, and handouts of basic personal items from toiletries to socks and slippers. We are also fortunate to be able to collaborate with the Department of Physical Therapy of the Jefferson College of Rehabilitation Sciences in addressing the musculoskeletal needs of this patient population.
Location: Philadelphia, PA - 19129 | 3.1 miles away
Contact Phone: (267) 597-3610
Details: Fast Family Care, located in the ShopRite on Fox Street in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia, is FPCN’s first and only convenient “quick” care clinic. Formerly known as QCare, the clinic opened in 2013 and sees patients on a walk-in basis for minor or acute injuries or issues including physical exams, skin conditions, family planning, vaccines, diagnostic procedures, allergies, cold/flu and more. The clinic’s staff also provide assistance with health insurance enrollment, and can help patients get connected to a more comprehensive range of services at one of FPCN’s other sites. The clinic has some evening and weekend hours in order to be as accessible as possible to Philadelphia residents, helping people avoid the emergency room unnecessarily and receive care in a more appropriate setting for some of the aforementioned issues.
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