Community health centers in Brown County, OH
6 health centers. Community health center: 6.
- HealthSource Georgetown(937) 378‑6387Community health center · Georgetown · 631 E State St · Sliding fee scale
- HealthSource Mt. Orab(937) 444‑2514Community health center · Mount Orab · 150 Health Partners Cir · Sliding fee scale
- HealthSource Southern Hills(937) 306‑1005Community health center · Georgetown · 9193 Hamer Rd · Sliding fee scale
- HealthSource Western Brown(937) 444‑2528Community health center · Mount Orab · 474 W Main St · Sliding fee scale
- Ripley School-based Health Center(606) 202‑7360Community health center · Ripley · 502 S 2nd St · Sliding fee scale
- Sbhc-Hamersville Elem/Middle SCH(937) 379‑2020Community health center · Hamersville · 1950 State Route 125 · Sliding fee scale
Nearest emergency rooms
- Meadowview Regional Medical Center16 mi · Maysville, KY
- Adams County Regional Medical Center17 mi · Seaman, OH
- Mercy Health - Clermont Hospital21 mi · Batavia, OH
Cities in Brown County
Common questions
How many community health centers are in Brown County, Ohio?
Our directory lists 6 health centers in Brown County: HealthSource Georgetown, HealthSource Mt. Orab, HealthSource Southern Hills, HealthSource Western Brown, Ripley School-based Health Center and Sbhc-Hamersville Elem/Middle SCH.
Is there a health center with a sliding fee scale in Brown County?
Yes. HRSA lists HealthSource Georgetown, HealthSource Mt. Orab, HealthSource Southern Hills, HealthSource Western Brown, Ripley School-based Health Center and Sbhc-Hamersville Elem/Middle SCH 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 Brown County?
Hospitals that list emergency services in Medicare data, near Brown County: Meadowview Regional Medical Center, Maysville (16 mi), Adams County Regional Medical Center, Seaman (17 mi) and Mercy Health - Clermont Hospital, Batavia (21 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