Community health centers near me

Find a clinic that charges by income. Search your city, ZIP code or clinic name, then compare hours, services and who each health center serves. Fees are on a sliding scale by income and insurance, and every patient is seen regardless of ability to pay.

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    What a community health center is

    A community health center is a nonprofit clinic funded to serve everyone in its area, including people without insurance. Most offer primary care, and many add dental care, mental health care, vision, pharmacy and help signing up for coverage. Each clinic page here shows the health center behind it, who it serves and how it compares with the rest of its state.

    How sliding-fee pricing works

    Your fee is set by your household income and size. Patients at the lowest incomes pay a small flat fee or nothing at the visit, discounts step down as income rises, and patients with Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance are billed through their plan. Care is not free for everyone, and no one is turned away because they cannot pay. The sliding-fee guide lists the 2026 income levels and what to bring.

    Pick a clinic with real numbers

    Every listing shows weekly hours, the share of patients who are uninsured, how many patients the health center serves, and preventive-care results such as blood pressure control and cancer screening rates next to your state's median. Use them to choose the clinic that fits your schedule and your needs.