Community health centers in Boyle County, KY
2 health centers. Community health center: 2. 36 more within 25 miles.
- Women's Care of the Commonwealth(859) 236‑7712Community health center · Danville · 333 S 3rd St · Sliding fee scale
- Women's Care of the Commonwealth(859) 236‑7712Community health center · Danville · 321 S 3rd St, Suite B · Sliding fee scale
Nearby: Community health centers within 25 miles
- Stanford Healthy Kids Clinic8.7 mi · Stanford, KY
- Mercer Central/Day Treatment Healthy Kids Clinic9.0 mi · Harrodsburg, KY
- Ft. Logan Healthy Kids Clinic9.5 mi · Stanford, KY
- Mercer County Elementary Healthy Kids Clinic10 mi · Harrodsburg, KY
- Kenneth D. King Middle Healthy Kids Clinic10 mi · Harrodsburg, KY
- Mercer County Elementary Healthy Kids Clinic11 mi · Harrodsburg, KY
- Women's Care of the Commonwealth-Lancaster11 mi · Lancaster, KY
- White House Clinics - Lancaster11 mi · Lancaster, KY
Nearest emergency rooms
- Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center0.1 mi · Danville, KY
- The James B Haggin Memorial Hospital8.9 mi · Harrodsburg, KY
- Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital9.5 mi · Stanford, KY
Common questions
How many community health centers are in Boyle County, Kentucky?
Our directory lists 2 health centers in Boyle County: Women's Care of the Commonwealth and Women's Care of the Commonwealth.
Is there a health center with a sliding fee scale in Boyle County?
Yes. HRSA lists Women's Care of the Commonwealth and Women's Care of the Commonwealth 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 Boyle County?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near Boyle County: Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center, Danville (0.1 mi), The James B Haggin Memorial Hospital, Harrodsburg (8.9 mi) and Ephraim McDowell Fort Logan Hospital, Stanford (9.5 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