The School-Based Health Centers program was founded in 1994 as a community outreach to underprivileged school-aged children. Abrazo Health Care currently operates 4 licensed school-based clinics and a mobile health unit which provides health care to uninsured and low income children and their families from over sixteen different school districts. In total, children from 76 feeder schools are eligible for services.
Last year, over 3,400 children and their families received services in these clinics, over 6,000 medical and dental encounters were provided. From the program’s inception, over 65,000 medical visits and 33,000 dental visits have been provided to over 38,000 children. For more information on School-Based Health Centers, please call (602) 246-5597.
School-Based Health Centers Fact Sheet
Alhambra School District Andalucia Primary School (Andalucia Middle) Cordova Primary (Cordova Middle) Granada Primary School Sevilla Primary School (Sevilla West) Westwood School Services provided to 15 schools within the district.
Chris-Town YMCA Community Health Center Solano School Services provided to children in the Alhambra, Osborn and Washington School Districts.
Cartwright School District Marc T. Atkinson School Services provided to 20 schools within the district.
Phoenix Elementary School District Lowell Elementary School Services provided to 9 schools within the district.
Washington Elementary School District Mountain View School Services provided to 33 schools within the district.
Phoenix Baptist Hospital Mobile Health Unit
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