Bay Area Community Health - Main Street Village Clinic - Fremont Community Health Center

Low Income Clinics Nearby

• Bay Area Community Health - Irvington Dave Clinic

  • Location: Fremont, CA - 94538 | 0.3 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 770-8040
  • Details: Bay Area Community Health was formed in 2020 off the strength of southern Alameda County’s Tri-City Health Center and Santa Clara County’s Foothill Community Health Center. Formed during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bay Area Community Health (BACH) brings more than 70 years of combined service to an area that stretches from Union City to Gilroy. Before forming BACH, Tri-City Health Center served the Fremont community for 50 years, becoming a central force for providing health services to all in southern Alameda County. Foothill Community Health Center began servicing low-income families and individuals in East San Jose in 1996 and the greater Santa Clara County region in 2011. Both organizations bring decades of service, relationships, and professional staff to Bay Area Community Health. BACH serves more than 100,000 people, who rely on high-quality healthcare services, regardless of their immigration status, ethnicity, disabilities, or ability to pay. Our Mission: To deliver exceptional health and social services that improve quality of life for the individuals, families, and communities we serve
• Bay Area Community Health - Liberty Clinic

  • Location: Fremont, CA - 94538 | 1.6 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 770-8040
  • Details: Bay Area Community Health was formed in 2020 off the strength of southern Alameda County’s Tri-City Health Center and Santa Clara County’s Foothill Community Health Center. Formed during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bay Area Community Health (BACH) brings more than 70 years of combined service to an area that stretches from Union City to Gilroy. Before forming BACH, Tri-City Health Center served the Fremont community for 50 years, becoming a central force for providing health services to all in southern Alameda County. Foothill Community Health Center began servicing low-income families and individuals in East San Jose in 1996 and the greater Santa Clara County region in 2011. Both organizations bring decades of service, relationships, and professional staff to Bay Area Community Health. BACH serves more than 100,000 people, who rely on high-quality healthcare services, regardless of their immigration status, ethnicity, disabilities, or ability to pay. Our Mission: To deliver exceptional health and social services that improve quality of life for the individuals, families, and communities we serve
• Tri-city Health Center - Mowry I Clinic

  • Location: Fremont, CA - 94538 | 2.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 770-8040
  • Details: Tri-City Health Center (TCHC) is committed to delivering excellent health services in a caring, nurturing, and respectful atmosphere; we promote optimal health, eliminate preventable diseases, and improve the quality of life for every individual and family in our community. TCHC provides a wide spectrum of health education, healthcare, and social services to everyone, without regard to financial position, ethnicity, language, culture, sexual orientation or any other criteria. TCHC is a fiscally responsible, independent, not-for-profit community health center and a key member of our community’s vital health safety-net.
• Bay Area Community Health - Mowry Ii Clinic

  • Location: Fremont, CA - 94538 | 2.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 770-8040
  • Details: Bay Area Community Health was formed in 2020 off the strength of southern Alameda County’s Tri-City Health Center and Santa Clara County’s Foothill Community Health Center. Formed during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bay Area Community Health (BACH) brings more than 70 years of combined service to an area that stretches from Union City to Gilroy. Before forming BACH, Tri-City Health Center served the Fremont community for 50 years, becoming a central force for providing health services to all in southern Alameda County. Foothill Community Health Center began servicing low-income families and individuals in East San Jose in 1996 and the greater Santa Clara County region in 2011. Both organizations bring decades of service, relationships, and professional staff to Bay Area Community Health. BACH serves more than 100,000 people, who rely on high-quality healthcare services, regardless of their immigration status, ethnicity, disabilities, or ability to pay. Our Mission: To deliver exceptional health and social services that improve quality of life for the individuals, families, and communities we serve
• Tri-city Health Center - Dental Services

  • Location: Fremont, CA - 94536 | 2.8 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 770-8040
  • Details: Tri-City Health Center (TCHC) is committed to delivering excellent health services in a caring, nurturing, and respectful atmosphere; we promote optimal health, eliminate preventable diseases, and improve the quality of life for every individual and family in our community. TCHC provides a wide spectrum of health education, healthcare, and social services to everyone, without regard to financial position, ethnicity, language, culture, sexual orientation or any other criteria. TCHC is a fiscally responsible, independent, not-for-profit community health center and a key member of our community’s vital health safety-net.
• Newark Wellness

  • Location: Newark, CA - 94560 | 4.1 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 505-1600
  • Details: Newark Wellness is one of four Alameda Health System Wellness Centers serving as neighborhood medical homes delivering personalized diagnostic, wellness and preventive care. Caregivers offer comprehensive, culturally appropriate services, information and resources for healthier living.
• Second Chance Tri-cities Center

  • Location: Newark, CA - 94560 | 4.3 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 792-4357
  • Details: In 1971, a group of community activists in Newark, California started a project in a small abandoned house. Its purpose was to give people with drug and alcohol-related problems a place to meet to share knowledge and experience and try to get better. They named the place Second Chance. Forty-five years later, we are heirs to a long tradition of that sharing of knowledge and experience. We are the successors of many dozens of staff who over the years welcomed everyone who came through the front door wanting to get better. Today’s Drug and Alcohol treatment is a different world than it was in the 70’s. It is now called Substance Use Disorder treatment. Casual and informal individual and group counseling has been replaced by intake/Assessment, treatment planning, and more structured group and individual sessions. Today Second Chance and all its counselors are certified and monitored by the California Department of Health Care Services and Alameda County Behavioral Health. Our counselors have the education and credentials required to provide treatment and recovery services for substance use disorders. But we still see lived experience as vital. Most of our drug and alcohol counselors have personal recovery. (Just as many staff in our Domestic Violence and Homeless Services programs have experience in those areas.) So we really do understand what you’re going through. First and foremost we are still people helping people to help themselves.
• Tvhc - Union City Health Center

  • Location: Union City, CA - 94587 | 6.1 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 471-5907
  • Details: Founded in 1971 the Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center has delivered culturally and linguistically appropriate services to residents of southern Alameda County for over 40 years. Last year, our clinics served nearly 15,000 clients, providing primary health care and mental health services to men, women and children of all ages. We believe in holistic health care, and that it takes more than a prescription to promote good health. In addition to the health services provided at our clinics in Hayward and Union City, we also provide numerous social services to the community, including perinatal and family counseling, walking groups and Zumba classes, enrollment in Women Infants and Children (WIC), family planning and health education, school–based health services, community clean–up days, and much more.
• Tvhc School Health Center - James Logan High School

  • Location: Union City, CA - 94587 | 6.5 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 690-6044
  • Details: TVHC’s Youth Health Services Department provides free and low-cost care to students on-campus at several school sites in Central and Southern Alameda County. We have full-service school health centers at James Logan High School in Union City and Tennyson High School in Hayward. These health centers are a low-cost, safe and convenient place for any student to receive the medical and mental health care they need to succeed in school and become productive members of their community. A student who is tired, sick, suffering from asthma, stressed, depressed or scared often experiences academic performance issues as a result and an increased risk of dropping out of school. Much like our main community-based health centers, our school health centers advocate holistic health care, paying careful attention to the dynamic relationship between mind, body, and spirit. Our primary objective is to make important health and wellness information more readily accessible to youth and provide an effective tool for them to take control of their own well-being.
• Tvhc School Health Center - Conely-carabello Alternative School

  • Location: Hayward, CA - 94544 | 6.9 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 604-8684
  • Details: TVHC’s Youth Health Services Department provides free and low-cost care to students on-campus at several school sites in Central and Southern Alameda County. We have full-service school health centers at James Logan High School in Union City and Tennyson High School in Hayward. These health centers are a low-cost, safe and convenient place for any student to receive the medical and mental health care they need to succeed in school and become productive members of their community. A student who is tired, sick, suffering from asthma, stressed, depressed or scared often experiences academic performance issues as a result and an increased risk of dropping out of school. Much like our main community-based health centers, our school health centers advocate holistic health care, paying careful attention to the dynamic relationship between mind, body, and spirit. Our primary objective is to make important health and wellness information more readily accessible to youth and provide an effective tool for them to take control of their own well-being.