Community health centers
Find a community health center in any state: primary care with fees based on income, for people with or without insurance. 18,664 health centers listed.
Community health centers offer primary care (checkups, care when you are sick, and often dental, mental health and pharmacy services) to everyone in their area. Health centers in the federal Health Center Program (HRSA) must offer discounts based on income, called a sliding fee scale, and must serve patients whether or not they have insurance or can pay. In a medical emergency, call 911.
How-to guides: How to choose a community health center
By state
- Alabama227
- Alaska212
- Arizona277
- Arkansas287
- California2,942
- Colorado283
- Connecticut449
- Delaware13
- District of Columbia76
- Florida765
- Georgia464
- Hawaii126
- Idaho239
- Illinois545
- Indiana529
- Iowa128
- Kansas177
- Kentucky649
- Louisiana549
- Maine199
- Maryland171
- Massachusetts259
- Michigan489
- Minnesota102
- Mississippi352
- Missouri503
- Montana147
- Nebraska92
- Nevada76
- New Hampshire74
- New Jersey156
- New Mexico253
- New York878
- North Carolina810
- North Dakota30
- Ohio686
- Oklahoma218
- Oregon316
- Pennsylvania516
- Rhode Island65
- South Carolina332
- South Dakota43
- Tennessee253
- Texas794
- Utah63
- Vermont97
- Virginia230
- Washington455
- West Virginia535
- Wisconsin320
- Wyoming27
U.S. territories
Sources: HRSA Health Center Service Delivery and Look-Alike Sites (retrieved 2026-11-07); CMS Federally Qualified Health Center Enrollments (updated 2026-10-19, retrieved 2026-11-07); NPI Registry monthly file, NPPES (updated 2026-11-01, retrieved 2026-11-07). Methodology