James D. Bernstein Community Health Center - Greenville Community Health Center
261 Belvoir Rd
Greenville NC, 27834
Contact Phone:(252) 695-6352
Clinic Details:Over the past 45 years, Greene County Health Care has evolved from a single community health center (CHC) to a Federally Qualified Health Center for community based comprehensive primary care. Health care providers at our six CHC sites combine medical, dental and behavioral health care and case management for members of our communities in Greene, Pitt and Pamlico counties and eastern North Carolina.
Services:Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine; Adult and Geriatric Medicine; Acute care; Physicals; GYN; Chronic Disease Care Management; Routine Health Screening; Immunizations/Vaccinations; Lab Services; Medication Assistance; Referrals; Medical Family Therapy
Latest Reviews, Comments, Questions for Toksook Bay Sub-Regional Clinic
Comment from raymond jones:
I recieved a letter from Lincoln Heritage on the 9th of March,2013 stating that Dr.Kahwagi said my wife Rene jones drank a bottle of wine everyday,the letter also said that Dr.Kahwagi was present the day my wife fainted,that was back in April 2012.The Insurance Co. had 30 days to find out any medical problems,they were given a sign consent form by my wife to get imformation about her health,they failed to do so.If my wife dranked a bottle of wine a day that would cost 42.00 a week a168.00 a month,1916.00 a year.where did she get the money,Icould barely pay her co-pay,she did not work and have not worked since Jan.2011.My bill for her burial is 6000.00,Lincoln Heritage is trying hard not to pay this bill,the problem is that I had the policy for 90 days,her [Rene] died from liver and muilti organ shut down,the story of my wife drinking 365 bottles of wine[1 a day] seems a bit much.I would like for Dr.Kahwagi to recant this report,other wise I will not get this bill paid unless I go back to work.Thanks for your time.
Details: Anson Regional Medical Services, Inc. (ARMS) is a 501 c(3), North Carolina corporation established in 1992. The primary mission is to provide total quality and accessible community oriented health care in a financially sustainable manner; delivered in a compassionate, person-friendly, culturally sensitive environment and when necessary in collaboration with related community agencies.
Details: Goshen Medical Center, Inc. (GMC) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization as well as a federally qualified community and migrant health center organization, that has served the residents of eastern North Carolina since 1979. The health center’s mission is to improve the lives of each and every one of our patients through quality health care.
Details: Goshen Medical Center, Inc. (GMC) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization as well as a federally qualified community and migrant health center organization, that has served the residents of eastern North Carolina since 1979. The health center’s mission is to improve the lives of each and every one of our patients through quality health care. GMC originated in Faison, North Carolina and serves 35,808 patients and has provided over 129,000 medical and dental visits across twenty-eight (28) service delivery locations as per the 2014 HRSA Uniform Data System (UDS) report. While Duplin, Sampson and Wayne counties are the bedrock of the Goshen Medical Center delivery system, areas as far out as Brunswick, Columbus, Craven, Cumberland, Harnett, Jones, Onslow and Richmond Counties are included in the largest community health center system in the state of North Carolina.
Details: Black River Health Services, Inc. is a community-owned medical practice that exists to provide the highest quality of accessible and affordable healthcare to all people of Pender County and surrounding areas.
Details: Mission: To promote the organization of farmworkers so that they can find solutions to their problems collectively, to encourage the political participation of farmworkers, and to improve their living and working conditions.
Details: The Engelhard Health Center is a non-profit, community owned, incorporated organization. We were established and have been operating since 1981 as a provider of family practice medical care, and became a Rural Health Center in 1982. Our mission statement: to operate and maintain a primary care program in Engelhard for all citizens, residents and visitors desiring those services, especially for those who have limited access to adequate medical services. The Engelhard Health Center provides care to all persons in need, regardless of their ability to pay for services. The Engelhard Health Center provides primary medical care during regular business hours Monday through Friday each week.
Details: Since CommWell Health opened its doors in 1977, we have remained committed to providing high quality health care in a patient centered health home setting. CommWell Health has multiple locations throughout southeastern North Carolina. We are a not-for-profit, Federally Qualified Health Center. CommWell Health delivers culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate, full life cycle primary, preventative, behavioral and oral health care and enabling and care coordination / health coach services, regardless of one’s ability to pay. Our goal and commitment is to help our communities get and stay healthy. We believe high quality health care starts with compassion and dignity, and is available when and where you need it. Our board certified medical staff and licensed dentists, work in leading edge facilities throughout southeastern North Carolina, to give you the finest care possible. Most medical and dental insurances are accepted and a sliding scale fee is in place for those without insurance.
Details: Gaston Family Health Services is a community sponsored, family-centered provider of health care, health education and preventive care services without regard for the ability to pay.
Details: The Community Clinic of High Point (CCHP) was established in 1992 by a group of visionary leaders committed to providing access to healthcare for all members of our community. Their commitment led to the development of a clinic where uninsured and low-income residents of the greater High Point area could receive consistent medical care, medications, and education, regardless of their ability to pay. The first patient was seen on April 1, 1993. Since that time, the Community Clinic has provided over 100,000 patient visits to almost 20,000 members of our community. This legacy of care is possible because of the dedication and commitment of staff and volunteers, and the support of a generous community. Today, the clinic’s work upholds that legacy of providing health care to High Point’s uninsured, through five weekly clinics. Medical care, pharmacy services, lab services, and patient education are provided at CCHP, and we remain committed to our mission and core values. The Community Clinic of High Point sees patients Monday through Thursday, with an evening clinic on Thursday. Primary care is provided by CCHP’s volunteer providers, with specialty clinics for cardiology and rheumatology being held once each month. Additional specialty care is provided the CCHP’s community partners. The mission of CCHP is to provide quality acute care and chronic disease management for eligible adults, aged 18-64, who reside in Archdale, High Point, Jamestown, and Trinity and do not qualify for any form of government or private insurance.
Latest Reviews, Comments, Questions for Toksook Bay Sub-Regional Clinic
Comment from raymond jones:I recieved a letter from Lincoln Heritage on the 9th of March,2013 stating that Dr.Kahwagi said my wife Rene jones drank a bottle of wine everyday,the letter also said that Dr.Kahwagi was present the day my wife fainted,that was back in April 2012.The Insurance Co. had 30 days to find out any medical problems,they were given a sign consent form by my wife to get imformation about her health,they failed to do so.If my wife dranked a bottle of wine a day that would cost 42.00 a week a168.00 a month,1916.00 a year.where did she get the money,Icould barely pay her co-pay,she did not work and have not worked since Jan.2011.My bill for her burial is 6000.00,Lincoln Heritage is trying hard not to pay this bill,the problem is that I had the policy for 90 days,her [Rene] died from liver and muilti organ shut down,the story of my wife drinking 365 bottles of wine[1 a day] seems a bit much.I would like for Dr.Kahwagi to recant this report,other wise I will not get this bill paid unless I go back to work.Thanks for your time.