Community health centers in Ohio
686 health centers. Community health center: 686.
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.
By county
- Adams County4
- Allen County18
- Ashland County2
- Ashtabula County4
- Athens County14
- Belmont County10
- Brown County6
- Butler County17
- Carroll County1
- Champaign County4
- Clark County6
- Clermont County11
- Clinton County2
- Columbiana County8
- Coshocton County3
- Crawford County3
- Cuyahoga County75
- Darke County12
- Defiance County1
- Delaware County1
- Erie County28
- Fairfield County3
- Fayette County1
- Franklin County43
- Gallia County7
- Greene County3
- Guernsey County3
- Hamilton County59
- Hancock County1
- Hardin County3
- Harrison County2
- Henry County1
- Highland County8
- Hocking County5
- Huron County6
- Jackson County6
- Jefferson County9
- Knox County8
- Lake County5
- Lawrence County16
- Licking County1
- Logan County7
- Lorain County7
- Lucas County47
- Madison County1
- Mahoning County4
- Marion County3
- Medina County2
- Meigs County5
- Monroe County2
- Montgomery County74
- Morgan County2
- Morrow County2
- Muskingum County11
- Ottawa County1
- Perry County1
- Pickaway County1
- Pike County5
- Portage County3
- Preble County6
- Richland County10
- Ross County3
- Sandusky County4
- Scioto County8
- Seneca County1
- Stark County11
- Summit County9
- Trumbull County12
- Tuscarawas County5
- Union County1
- Van Wert County1
- Vinton County3
- Warren County3
- Washington County7
- Williams County2
- Wood County2
By city
- Cleveland64
- Cincinnati59
- Dayton52
- Toledo45
- Columbus40
- Lima17
- Sandusky14
- Zanesville11
- Akron8
- Ironton8
- Mansfield8
- Warren8
- Steubenville7
- Gallipolis6
- Portsmouth6
- Youngstown6
- Canton5
- Eaton5
- Englewood5
- Greenville5
- Hamilton5
- Oxford5
- Springfield5
- Athens4
- Fremont4
- Hillsboro4
- Huron4
- Logan4
- Miamisburg4
- Middletown4
- Milan4
- Mount Vernon4
- Nelsonville4
- Saint Clairsville4
- Alliance3
- Ashtabula3
- Barnesville3
- Batavia3
- Chillicothe3
- Coshocton3
- Danville3
- Dover3
- Germantown3
- Jackson3
- Kenton3
- Lakewood3
- Lisbon3
- Lorain3
- Marion3
- McArthur3
- Moraine3
- New Lebanon3
- Piketon3
- Proctorville3
- Wellston3
- West Liberty3
- Xenia3
- Arcanum2
- Ashland2
- Beachwood2
- Bedford2
- Bellefontaine2
- Beverly2
- Bryan2
- Bucyrus2
- Cambridge2
- Castalia2
- Clayton2
- Cleveland Heights2
- Coal Grove2
- Collins2
- Coolville2
- East Liverpool2
- Elyria2
- Franklin2
- Georgetown2
- Glouster2
- Holland2
- Lancaster2
- Loveland2
- Massillon2
- Mentor2
- Mount Gilead2
- Mount Orab2
- New Madison2
- New Philadelphia2
- Norwalk2
- Pomeroy2
- Racine2
- Ravenna2
- The Plains2
- Vermilion2
- Vincent2
- Waverly2
- West Union2
- Woodsfield2
Common questions
How many community health centers are in Ohio?
Our directory lists 686 health centers in Ohio, from official government data (Community health center: 686).
Which cities in Ohio have the most?
Cleveland (64), Cincinnati (59), Dayton (52), Toledo (45) and Columbus (40).
Which health centers in Ohio offer a sliding fee scale?
All 649 sites listed by HRSA in its Health Center Program. These health centers must offer discounts based on income and serve patients regardless of ability to pay.
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