Valleywise Community Health Center - McDowell - Phoenix Community Health Center

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Native Health Central
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85012 | 2.7 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 279-5262
• Details: NATIVE HEALTH Central is located near the southeast corner of Indian School Road and Central Avenue. We are conveniently located on the light rail line (Indian School/Central stop) and at the corner of two bus lines (Central Avenue and Indian School). Our location provides additional dental operatories and medical exam rooms within a 27,000 square foot building.
Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85003 | 3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 261-6825
• Details: The Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic at St. Vincent de Paul is a free clinic that fills a gap in the health care system by serving uninsured and underserved patients. Often, these patients have employment but make the tough choice between putting food on the table, paying for rent or affording a health insurance premium or visit to the doctor at full-price. Too often these circumstances result in patients delaying care until a condition reaches crisis level and lands them in the emergency room. SVdP’s Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic aims to relieve this strain on Valley emergency rooms, but more importantly to be a place of access to the unique and compassionate care uninsured and underserved patients need. Our staff and team of volunteer physicians and health professionals focus on preventative care while also treating acute illness and chronic conditions. Along with key health institutions as partners, our community approach makes it possible to serve as a temporary health care home for uninsured patients, so they don’t feel lost in where to seek care. We don’t just treat people. We heal people before conditions worsen, helping them to live their best lives with less pain, renewed strength and the health to continue forward.
Mountain Park Health Center - Gateway Clinic
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85008 | 3.5 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 243-7277
• Details: Mountain Park Health Center is here to provide healthcare for you and your whole family under one roof. For more than 40 years we have been providing convenient, affordable healthcare for the entire family. Each year we serve nearly 100,000 of our neighbors in Goodyear, Tempe, Phoenix and the entire valley.
Noah - Midtown Health Center
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85012 | 1.7 miles away
• Contact Phone: (480) 882-4545
• Details: NOAH Midtown Health Center is conveniently located on the northeast corner of 24th Street and Indian School Road in the Biltmore area. The clinic is part of a small office and services complex with parking at the rear of the building. NOAH accepts most commercial insurance, AHCCCS, and Medicare, and offers a sliding-fee scale for uninsured or underinsured patients. Patients are treated regardless of ability to pay.
Valleywise Comprehensive Health Center - Phoenix
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85008 | 1.8 miles away
• Contact Phone: (833) 855-9973
• Details: No matter who you are, where you live or what type of care you’re looking for, you should never have to go far or work hard to find it. Valleywise Comprehensive Health Center - Phoenix provides compassionate care for your entire family, whether you need general or specialty services. Book an in-person or telehealth appointment with a District Medical Group doctor at one of our many departments, including oncology, women’s care, pediatrics, cardiology, orthopedics, speech therapy and much more.
Wesley Health Center @ Central City
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85034 | 2.2 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 257-4323
• Details: Since 1950, Wesley Community Center, located in south central “downtown” Phoenix, AZ, has provided programs, services, and activities for primarily Hispanic families through its Family/Youth Services and the Amigos Center in west Phoenix. Wesley Health Center, opened in 2003 for uninsured patients, became a FQHC in 2009 through a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and HRSA. In 2011, primary healthcare services and preventive/health management classes for everyone were provided to over 8,000 unduplicated patients. Additionally, through partnerships with 26 other non-profit agencies/organizations, community center services supported an additional 7,600 individuals through: after-school/summer programs; fitness, nutrition, sewing, and gardening classes/opportunities; and emergency food assistance.
Maricopa County Public Health Clinic
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85006 | 2.3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 506-6018
• Details: The mission of the Public Health Department is to increase the quality of life for our residents by collaborating with the community to develop and implement strategies, programs and services addressing the emerging and changing needs of public health.
Circle The City - Downtown Family Health Center
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85007 | 2.3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 258-8282
• Details: Circle the City offers a wide variety of healthcare services to meet the needs of individuals that are facing homelessness in Maricopa County, Arizona. Services are provided at our Medical Respite Centers, and health centers as well as out in the field with our mobile and street medicine teams. Our trained staff is always looking for new and innovative ways to help those in need. Over 20 years of experience and commitment have earned Circle the City recognition for providing healthcare to individuals facing homelessness.
Crews'n Healthmobile
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85008 | 2.3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 933-9339
• Details: Thousands of youth live on the streets of Phoenix, many in desperate need of medical treatment. They are at an increased risk of illness, injury, and depression due to the hardships they face. Most lack health insurance and don't have access to appropriate health care. In the fall of 2000, an innovative partnership was formed between Phoenix Children's, Children's Health Fund and HomeBase Youth Services. The result was the “Crews'n Healthmobile,” a 35-foot Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) that brought free, comprehensive medical care directly to this special population. Over the past 18 years, the program has grown from one MMU hosting four weekly clinics to now, including three MMUs and three fixed-site clinics providing care to youth through more than 30 half-day clinics each week. The Program’s clinics span approximately 30 miles across the Phoenix Metropolitan area. Each mobile medical unit is equipped with exam rooms, an intake area, a pharmacy, a laboratory and a triage area which includes state-of-the-art technology. In addition to the MMUs, the program provides care to youth and young adults via our three fixed-site clinics. The first is within UMOM New Day Centers, the largest shelter for homeless families in Phoenix, Arizona; Children First Leadership Academy, a K-8 charter school where the vast majority of youth are living at or below the federal poverty level and are at risk of homelessness; and, Phoenix Dream Center, an organization dedicated to providing shelter and services to those struggling with homelessness in our community, with our program serving their growing number of survivors of human trafficking and youth aging out of the foster care system with nowhere to go. The program serves multiple shelters, residential/transitional living group homes, drop-in centers, and schools, all who serve the young homeless population living in our community. Each clinic is staffed with a Phoenix Children’s physician, clinical team member (nurse or medical assistant) and registrar. Additionally, nearly all the clinics that need immediate in-clinic behavioral health care have a behavioral health therapist or psychiatrist practicing in conjunction with the medical team. The program treats infants, children and youth birth through the age of 24-years-old who say they are homeless or at-risk of being homeless. They are provided treatment regardless of insurance status and ability to pay. The mobile medical units and fixed site clinics operate Monday through Friday at numerous sites across the Valley. The mobile medical units travel to areas where homeless and at-risk children, adolescents and young adults are known to gather. Crews’n Health and the Wellness Center at UMOM are Level III Patient-Centered Medical Homes recognized by the National Center for Quality Assurance (NCQA). This recognition authenticates our efforts to provide the highest level of care to homeless youth and young adults living in the Valley. Our mission is committed to providing hope and holistic healthcare with respect and heart to homeless and at-risk youth.
Brighter Way Dental Center
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85007 | 2.3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 362-0744
• Details: At its core, Brighter Way Institute was established with a singular vision in mind: to offer top-notch dental care services to everyone, with a particular focus on aiding the most vulnerable members of our society, including unsheltered individuals. If you are a patient from the community and are unable to afford quality dentistry, our Dental/Implant Surgery Center may be the perfect place for you. As a non-profit organization, one of our main goals is to provide comprehensive and high-quality dental care at a discounted rate to individuals who are experiencing a decline in their quality of life and/or health due to a lack of sufficient funds for proper care. Our center is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and offers a beautifully appointed environment for your comfort. By allowing us to treat your dental needs, you are also contributing to our primary mission of providing exceptional care to our veterans, the unhoused population, domestic violence victims, and many other vulnerable populations in need. We gladly accept most AHCCCS plans and private insurance, enabling us to provide treatment to patients who may be underinsured or lack insurance altogether. By adopting a pay-it-forward approach, we are able to deliver exceptional, empathetic care, irrespective of an individual's legal or financial circumstances. Our patient-centered approach ensures that dental healthcare is more accessible, reliable, and secure. We are delighted to serve you and sincerely appreciate your support of our mission.
Native Health Central
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85012 | 2.7 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 279-5262
• Details: NATIVE HEALTH Central is located near the southeast corner of Indian School Road and Central Avenue. We are conveniently located on the light rail line (Indian School/Central stop) and at the corner of two bus lines (Central Avenue and Indian School). Our location provides additional dental operatories and medical exam rooms within a 27,000 square foot building.
Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85003 | 3 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 261-6825
• Details: The Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic at St. Vincent de Paul is a free clinic that fills a gap in the health care system by serving uninsured and underserved patients. Often, these patients have employment but make the tough choice between putting food on the table, paying for rent or affording a health insurance premium or visit to the doctor at full-price. Too often these circumstances result in patients delaying care until a condition reaches crisis level and lands them in the emergency room. SVdP’s Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic aims to relieve this strain on Valley emergency rooms, but more importantly to be a place of access to the unique and compassionate care uninsured and underserved patients need. Our staff and team of volunteer physicians and health professionals focus on preventative care while also treating acute illness and chronic conditions. Along with key health institutions as partners, our community approach makes it possible to serve as a temporary health care home for uninsured patients, so they don’t feel lost in where to seek care. We don’t just treat people. We heal people before conditions worsen, helping them to live their best lives with less pain, renewed strength and the health to continue forward.
Mountain Park Health Center - Gateway Clinic
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85008 | 3.5 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 243-7277
• Details: Mountain Park Health Center is here to provide healthcare for you and your whole family under one roof. For more than 40 years we have been providing convenient, affordable healthcare for the entire family. Each year we serve nearly 100,000 of our neighbors in Goodyear, Tempe, Phoenix and the entire valley.
Noah - Midtown Health Center
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85012 | 1.7 miles away
• Contact Phone: (480) 882-4545
• Details: NOAH Midtown Health Center is conveniently located on the northeast corner of 24th Street and Indian School Road in the Biltmore area. The clinic is part of a small office and services complex with parking at the rear of the building. NOAH accepts most commercial insurance, AHCCCS, and Medicare, and offers a sliding-fee scale for uninsured or underinsured patients. Patients are treated regardless of ability to pay.
Valleywise Comprehensive Health Center - Phoenix
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85008 | 1.8 miles away
• Contact Phone: (833) 855-9973
• Details: No matter who you are, where you live or what type of care you’re looking for, you should never have to go far or work hard to find it. Valleywise Comprehensive Health Center - Phoenix provides compassionate care for your entire family, whether you need general or specialty services. Book an in-person or telehealth appointment with a District Medical Group doctor at one of our many departments, including oncology, women’s care, pediatrics, cardiology, orthopedics, speech therapy and much more.
Wesley Health Center @ Central City
• Location: Phoenix, AZ - 85034 | 2.2 miles away
• Contact Phone: (602) 257-4323
• Details: Since 1950, Wesley Community Center, located in south central “downtown” Phoenix, AZ, has provided programs, services, and activities for primarily Hispanic families through its Family/Youth Services and the Amigos Center in west Phoenix. Wesley Health Center, opened in 2003 for uninsured patients, became a FQHC in 2009 through a grant from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and HRSA. In 2011, primary healthcare services and preventive/health management classes for everyone were provided to over 8,000 unduplicated patients. Additionally, through partnerships with 26 other non-profit agencies/organizations, community center services supported an additional 7,600 individuals through: after-school/summer programs; fitness, nutrition, sewing, and gardening classes/opportunities; and emergency food assistance.
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