Portage Park Health Center - Chicago Community Health Center
- 5647 W. Addison Street
- Chicago IL, 60634
- Contact Phone: (773) 736-1830
- Clinic Details: Over its 25-year history, PrimeCare has built a community-inspired, nationally recognized health care system that provides comprehensive family medical care at its five accessible locations, including health services for adults, seniors, women and children, as well as prenatal health services, behavioral health counseling, and case management, regardless of patients’ ability to pay.
- Website: https://www.primecarechi.org/
- Services: Preventative Medicine; Services for Adults; Women's Health; Prenatal/Postpartum Services; Services for Children; Behavioral Health; Case Management
- Pediatric Services: Lead Screenings; School Physical Exams; Sports Exams; Vision and Developmental Screenings; Growth and Development Monitoring ; Immunizations; Asthma/Allergy Management; Acute illness care/sick care/urgent care
- Women's Health Services: Family Planning, Including Long-Term Contraception; Gynecological Services; Menopause Management; Basic Infertility Treatment; Mammogram Referrals
- Adult Medicine: Physical Exams; Chronic Illness Management; Diagnostic Testing; Referrals for Specialty Care; STI Management and Treatment; Minor Surgical Procedures; Care for Hospitalized or Long-term Care Patients
- Remarks: Urban Area, Permanent Clinic, Year-Round, Full-Time (open 62 hours per week)
- Payment Method: Sliding Fee Scale, Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance, etc.
- Operation Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs: 7:00am-8:00pm; Tues: 9:00am-7:00pm; Fri: 9:00am-5:00pm; Sat: 9:00am-2:00pm
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Comment from Suzanne:I left this place with at least 5 prescriptions and have felt overmedicated for several weeks. If you don't want the more expensive medications they won't give you anything saying 'you must not need it." I was actually told "it's all about the money",when I refused a very strong pain killer and asked for a mild one. You know, the kind you can drive, read, and think on...
County or State run, I'm sure the pharmaceutical companies pay the physicians to prescribe their products. I was given so much junk (no explanation except what came from the pharmacy, with the script. Felt like a test project. Of course, in your alloted 10 minutes there's no time to ask questions.
There is also a major lack of patient:physician confidentialty, I heard my case being discussed as I came out of a waiting room and headed to the front desk. Health circumstances that only my doctor and I should know. These girls were front desk receptionists, not professional healthcare workers. Do Not Recommend