The Reston-Herndon Public Health Center provides residents with convenient, accessible care. The Fairfax County Health Department is offering walk-in hours for immunizations, pregnancy testing, maternity intake services, Tuberculosis (TB) testing, and STI testing. *Fees and eligibility vary by service.
Healthworks clinics are community-based health centers that provide medical, dental, and behavioral health services to anyone in need, regardless of age or ability to pay, whether they have insurance or not. They also offer imaging, pharmacy, prescription assistance, and health insurance enrollment assistance services. Patients can bring school forms and physicals to appointments to be filled out. Their care team is designed to provide affordable, quality, family-centered, and culturally sensitive healthcare regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, residency status, insurance status, or ability to pay.
The Fairfax County Health and Human Services System is a network of county agencies and community partners that supports the well-being of all who live, work, and play in Fairfax County. Services extend beyond healthcare, catering to a variety of needs and situations.
ADAMS Compassionate Healthcare Network is designed to provide medical services to low-income and uninsured individuals. *To register, eligibility must be met.
George Mason School of Public Health MAP Clinics are a network of nurse-managed health clinics (NMHC) affiliated with George Mason University College of Public Health (CPH) and managed by nursing faculty in collaboration with other CPH faculty. The clinics follow The Bridge Care Model, which provides access to healthcare services for patients without health insurance. Through community partnerships, the clinics focus on health education and preventative care to reduce risk and high-risk behaviors related to ongoing illnesses and chronic diseases.
The PHC is designed to identify uninsured children and adults and connect them to an appropriate and affordable source of quality healthcare services through programs like Medicaid, CHIP, and free or low-cost medical care coverage programs.
Nueva Vida is a community-based non-proft organization which provides culturally competent comprehensive cancer services to the Latino community in Washington D.C. and the surrounding areas. The community-based organization provides many services beyond healthcare, including educational services, patient navigational assistance, and mental health services.