Community health centers in DeKalb County, AL
3 health centers. Community health center: 3. 6 more within 25 miles.
- Dekalb Quality Health Care(256) 659‑2422Community health center · Geraldine · 12062 AL Highway 227 · Sliding fee scale
- Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fort Payne(256) 844‑4975Community health center · Fort Payne · 3840 Gault Ave N · Sliding fee scale
- Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fyffe(256) 623‑5242Community health center · Fyffe · 34617 AL Highway 75 · Sliding fee scale
Nearby: Community health centers within 25 miles
- Mobile Unit13 mi · Section, AL
- Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Section13 mi · Section, AL
- Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Scottsboro19 mi · Scottsboro, AL
- Cherokee Quality Health Care21 mi · Centre, AL
- Sardis City Medical Center21 mi · Boaz, AL
- Thrive Alabama Family Care22 mi · Albertville, AL
Nearest emergency rooms
- Marshall Medical Centers12 mi · Boaz, AL
- Dekalb Regional Medical Center15 mi · Fort Payne, AL
- Highlands Medical Center22 mi · Scottsboro, AL
Cities in DeKalb County
Common questions
How many community health centers are in DeKalb County, Alabama?
Our directory lists 3 health centers in DeKalb County: Dekalb Quality Health Care, Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fort Payne and Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fyffe.
Is there a health center with a sliding fee scale in DeKalb County?
Yes. HRSA lists Dekalb Quality Health Care, Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fort Payne and Northeast Alabama Health Services, Inc. - Fyffe in its Health Center Program. These health centers must offer discounts based on income and serve patients regardless of ability to pay.
Where is the nearest emergency room to DeKalb County?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near DeKalb County: Marshall Medical Centers, Boaz (12 mi), Dekalb Regional Medical Center, Fort Payne (15 mi) and Highlands Medical Center, Scottsboro (22 mi). In a medical emergency, call 911.
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.
Sources: HRSA Health Center Service Delivery and Look-Alike Sites (retrieved 2026-11-13); CMS Federally Qualified Health Center Enrollments (updated 2026-10-19, retrieved 2026-11-13); NPI Registry monthly file, NPPES (updated 2026-11-01, retrieved 2026-11-07). Methodology